George Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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. av -. ,xy ,Qv,, ' 3- x ' X f ,foe lk 1 -f fi'TN l '76 ,. 'A J.Y' -, fm Q We x l 5' 1 v ,ff X M f f Q Y fff i W ff tx As x sw, gg 4 'E 7 s , 'Q wh 5-,gws - gf fii 1 1 3 ff X Q X Y CQ f f 0 s , x 'qq,,,.,. Q fn., NW. Edifor of 1955 Surveyor, Dee Noocllrnan, shows Mr. Schmaelzle fhe plans 'For ihis yearbook. Principals Message Whor is a vicrory7 Some would say il is accomplish- menl over compelirion, while olhers would slale Jrhal viclrory 's winning recognilion in The complelion ol self goals cr srandards. Forrunalely, we usually lhinlf of vice rory as somelhing lhal is good and worlhwhile. There could ce a perlormance or a performer lhal is evil yel viclorious. We conclude Tha? il is imporlanlr lo have vicfory rhajr is glorious. The mollo over our sladium brings oul clearly The one viclory we al George Washinglon should aH'ain and Jrhe one Thar would be glorious. Conquering sell is a conslanf palrlle and requires clelerminalion, persisl- ence, and lailhlul diligence We lrusl you graduales, os you leave us, have been laughl The viclory Through rhe conrrol ol sell, Cooperalion, unsellishness and good-will will resull if you have learned lhalr imporlanl lesson. O. l. SCHMAELZLE, Principal Head Counselors Message Each responsibilily which you gradualing seniors have successfully mel during your pasl Jrhree years has formed a linlc in a chain which has slrenglhened your characler and prepared you for lulure service. As you have learned lo conquer yourself you have beller prepared yourself lo serve your lam- ily, your fellow sludenls and your com- munily. Wheiher you go on lo college or To work, may Jrhe besl be yours in all Thar you do. E. PARSONS

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The Surveyor JUNE 1955 VOLUME xxm EDITOR Dee Noodimon ASSOCIATE EDITORS ' RuTh Frc1nken,Jec1nne Grohom, Coroi STeinhoTeI, Bobbie VoiI SENIOR EDITORS Jo Ann Lewis, Coroiino Lewis, Louise von EmsTer SPORTS STAFF Bob RoberTson,Chc1rIie Anderson, Gory HoIT, Ken MoTT. Jerry McMohon, John Pcinoges, Dove SmiTh, Jim Sochor, UIysses Duncon, MorshoII Losky, Bob ETTord COVER Pom Hovner BUSINESS MANAGER Angie MuscoT SALES STAFF Myrno Honig, Heien Benrhen, Coroi Heicksen SENIOR SALES Morgo MocDoweII ADVERTISING MANAGERS Lynne De Roy, Sue Fronkiin ADVERTISING STAFF Noncy Cosker, Nino Lipney, MorTho Lindenboum, Dennis PiTTs, Terry Chovez COPY WRITERS So1IIy RyTc1nd, Sheilo Dooiin, Teonne de Polievoy, Degnno Pheion, Sholene WhiTe Bobbie MueII I er. Benciy BursTein, Joon Horrison, Dove HemsTreeT PHOTOGRAPHERS Tok Sugoyg, STeve Young, Richord Bionchi, Doug Dickson, Louis Rinoidi PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS H. E. Wire, Advisor GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA FOREWORD From down Till dusk is cerToinIy Tyloicol oT our Teen-oge IiTe: so iT is The Theme oT The T955 Surveyor. Progressing Through The book one Tinds every doy scenes recolled in The coreer oT o George Wc1shingTon High School sTudenT. We hope our besT eTTorTs in bringing you remembronces oT your schooI Term will bring IosTing ond pIeosonT memories. THE EDITOR AND STAFF.

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,mf I 1 y 'W! M M M4 Boys, Assistant CongraTuIaTions, graduaTes oT The January class ana oT The June class oT I955I Three years ago you enrolled aT George Was'hingTon High School. You came Trom many schools and Trom many neighborhoods. You were Thrilled To come To a new school and you were awed by The size oT iT. As The monThs passed you became a parT oT The busy IiTe sTream ThaT passed in and ouT oT your school. You made many Triends, you wenT To many games and dances, you parTicipaTed in school acTivi- Ties, and you aTTended ThirTy or more classes in prep- araTion Tor your TuTure. Now you are saying goodbye Principal To all These experiences. I am sure you will never TorgeT your Three years aT The Big School on The I-Iill. Wherever you go and whaTever you do you will Tind opporTuniTies. Are you prepared To Talce advanTage oT Them? NoThing is so TrusTraTing as To Tind an apparenT place Tor yourseIT in The scheme oT Things and Then realize ThaT you are unprepared Tor iT. My message Today is Tor you To conTinue To prepare Tor beTTer Things Tomorrow. My besT wishes To you all Tor a brighT and happy TuTure. J. A. PERINO Girls, Assistant Principal af Wan ' -HN . W, . . ' H ,asses A ., my f off N. LeT me live In my house by The side of The road, IT's here The race of men ga by- They ore good, They ure bad, They ore weak, They are sfrong, Wise, foolish-so om I1 Q Then, why should I siT in The scorner's seuT, ,. Fzhurl The cvnic's ban? e me Iive.in my house by The side of The road And be a friend To man. -Som Walier Voss ThaT is The way I wish The girls in our school mighT come To Thinlc aT my oTTice- a place To bring your problems, your suc- cesses, your Tailures wiTh assurance oT Tind- ing undersTanding, Tair dealing and Triend- ship. IT is always a source oT regreT on The parT oT a dean ThaT she is able To Icnow so Tew sTudenTs well. IT is my wish ThaT The girls oT George WashingTon mighT noT iusT pass by buT mighT linger, and ThaT They mighT come To Think oT The dean's oTIice as a house by The side oT The road where The door is always open and a Triend may be Tound whenever needed. MYRA R. GREEN