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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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JUNE T957 .24 Score of year-J .14 proud jrazlifion The Edilors ol This boolr are proud lo presenl lo you The 25lh edilion oT The Surveyor, published on The 2DIh Anniversary ol The school, In thin bool: we have inlenlionally inserled dozen . ol candidi. lor your enioyrncznl. We hope lhal you will lhinlf ol il more or Io '.'. an your personal 'if ITITTIDIJYTI' CIT yflllli lI'IC,'flCI'. al Clfefirrir: VVa'.hingrIun during IQST. Evf-rylime you loolr al lhil. Imnl. we hope il will remind you ol lho lun you had, and may- be live year-z 'lrom now an Ihe 25+h Anniversary ol lhe school we can meel again. we Cgyuruegor VOLUME XXV T H E S TA F F EDITOR IN CHIEF: NANCY COSKER ADMINISTRATION SECTION . . Gail Wiclcslrom, Edilor SENIOR SECTION ....... . Nadine Zlolcovich, Edilor Sandy Baldocchi, Karyl Slaler STUDENT BODY SECTION . . I.aVerne Leon, Edilor: Ellen I'IeTIin SPORTS SECTION ........ Johannes Van Hoff, Edilor Elliol Sleinberg, Elaine Marcos, Carol Barnewilz, Maxine Slringer, Bobbie Morrison, Warren Downes ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATION SECTION . Irene Chullcoll, Eclilor Marilyn Bollomly, David Hemslreel, Sandy Ravinslcy PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . Mike Conard, Sleven Young, Joe Wong BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . Helene Gordon, Marilyn Bollomley ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. . Shirley Haslings, Adverlising Mgr. Muriel Friedrich PROOF READER ..... ' ....,... Mollie Werner PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS, I-I. E. WIRE, Adviuor GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA he -mv 21 i .,., Ame., , .. IV .V- V I Y? THE EDITORS GREET YOU: lleff fo righfl Irene Chulkoff, Gail Wicksfrorn, Nadine Zlockovich, Nancy Cosker, Joe Van Hoff, Lo Verne Leon. X ,ff M' 9 1 y 3, Q1 S w. x' ,ef . . x- is ' . Q I k k . 3 V A ,ff 14' ' ', ,, , 2452 Sm NT, X, N X f ,f :ff f , ,ag '.,w2.w,a.s guy V, jf .!f,,,Jy,z ,U ff fum M. 74, .F 4 ,f,,, W ,gp W? 'M W' W ' V N 'Q WK, I ', 2 Q 1,9 ,nw- E I 1 Q - I I rj -H-y ,. if 53 fel? ,Q +3 ' QM mmm:-.... W- Q- , .M , f , vi I1 f awe'--1 . ' i Q - fwgwrn-wi . Mr. O. l. Schmoellle, Principal, and Nancy Coslner, Surveyor Eclifor. 1 7 !iQl lil1Cil96l f A mwah Q ln IQ36 George Washirigfon High School began as a school wifh a new and beaurilul building, buf il had none ol lhe high slandards, loved rradirions, or excel- lenl' repulalions ir now possesses. How did Washingron acquire all +hese7 To our lirsl principal, Mr. E. J, Curnrnings, his Odrninisrralive siaiil and his lacully, goes much Credir lar srarring the school in an excelienf manner, Qur srudenrs, from rhe very beginning, have vrfven lor periecricr. Wher-e do we ao new? Only by earresf aho rue loresighl ol purpose and a ccrseeffiaa aeacadcn lor 'rhe best obrainacie vfli we ee ace 'Q keen our record where il belanas. This rreans each and e--ew :fe ol us, now and In 'he lu-'ure has 'Q ae3T:a'e nrnsei fo exerf our bes' for 'he cause cf George Vlasnryen High School. C, I, SCHMAELZLE 4-ai Mr. Ernesf J. Cummings, firsf principal of George Woshinglon, unveils o porfroil of himself of fhe 2O'I'ln Anniversary celebra- Qion held on March 20. Af leff is Joe Becmcn, presidenf of flue Alumni Associofion. mi. cmfzno This year George WashingTon T-Tigh School in celebraTion of , fy T TwenTy years oT achievement held The TirsT Tormal reunion of iTs alumni. Reunions can have some dismal aspecfs. One can meeT old friends for The firsT Time in years and find Them wifh less hair, fewer Teefh, and larger belT sizes. And There can be The painful experience of meefing your former girl friend and The oTher man she married. Buf reunions also have Their happy aspecfs. and iT was in These ThaT ours seems To abound. Perhaps The reason is ThaT This is a fine school and a happy school and Thaf Those who came back were Those alumni who had derived from George WashingTon T-ligh School some of The good and ioyful Things iT had To offer. Perhaps Those who re- Turned were Those who had worked hard and played hard. TwenTy years from now will you be able To reTurn wiTh The feeling of saTisfacTion ThaT comes from knowing ThaT you have conTribuTed in some measure To Your school's excellence? You are The only one who can supply The answer. KENNETH CASTELLINO 2. Wizid pardona Twenfy years ago when George WashingTon l-ligh School was dedicaTed The speakers predicTed ThaT The school would be a crediT To our greaf Presidenf. As The years have passed Those of us who have been here since The beginning have wafched Thof predicfion come True. The sTudenTs have noT only achieved honors in sporfs and in scholarship buf more imporTanT Than anyfhing else, They have developed a greaf spirif and high morale-The kind of spiriT ThaT sells Tickefs To a game and keeps rooTers in The sTands To cheer a losing Team-The kind of spirif Thaf makes The school The envy of all iTs compeTiTors. LeT us confinue To nurfure and culTivaTe ThaT spirif so ThaT when The Young Surveyor, George Washingfon, looks Through his Transif he will be proud of our school and iTs sTudenTs. - ELEANOR PARSONS N Wim poofe This year George WashingTon l-ligh School celebrated anofher milesfone in iTs career. AT a Tremendous reunion alumni and sTu' denfs commemorafed 20 years of acfive service in The communify --20 years in which George WashingTon l-ligh School hag grown and assumed iTs own unique idenTiTy among schools, Pausing briefly aT This milesTone, Washirgfoniang, former and presenT, have Taken The opporTuniTy To look back and gvoluafe wifh pride accomplishmenfs in scholarship, in sTudenT governmem and in aThleTics. A milesfone, however, is only a marker glgng The way. Affer This brief pause iT is my hope for The gfuderfs ofThi1 high school ThaT They will conT?nue along The pa+h gef by former WashingTonians and add To The already enviable record of accomplishmenT. MARGARET CCGLE 4-9-Y 'WI ' 1 -I Q ve ,avail al..-an ssl--94--' M I 'Ion I- . I' f s I L .' . ' 4' I F. Q -1 X , I we 33674 MRS. MELANIE AINSWORTH MRS. BERTHA ANDERSEN MISS RCBERTA ANDREWS MISS MR HELEN ARCHER ALEX ATHANASOPOULCTS MRS. ROBERTA BAKER MR MI-1 IRAN! BRANDT RCWBLIQT BRAUNRLITER MRS LVLIYN BRILLIIART MR. MR. JOHN BURKL BIRTRAM IALLEN MR ILL Il IARROLL MISS IUL ILLL LARSON MISS KAIHLLLN IAULEY MISS RITA K LARK MR,HUC.1H4LLNAC.LHAN MISS JANIT KLINE MRS. MR M I 'S MISS CATH! RINL COUNIHAN MRS. MRS MRS. MRS MRS MR. MR. MR. MR AIIKI COLLINS IRANK COLLINS MARGARET LOORE ILC IL IA DEEHAN MARLIARFT DENNY ANNA DICKSON KATHLEEN DILKER ACINLS DIMITRIOU ERNEST DOMEC US JOHN IIJMOND STANLEY IHDMAN ALLAN TIBISII MISS DOROTHEA FORCADE MRS. JANE GALIK MISS EDITH GARIN MRS. BERNICE GATES MR. GEORGE GAZLJLIS SGT. GINGRIC H R.O.T.C, MR. ED GORHAM MR. BRUCE HANNAH MR LAWRENCE HAWKINSON MRS. CORINNE HEDTKE MR. ELGIN HEINZ MISS ELIZABETH HELSETH MISS ALICE HOPPEL MR MR, MR. MR. MR. MR. JOSEPH HOLJSEK MARSHALL HUGHES KENNETH IRWIN ARNOLD JACOBSON HOADLEY JOHNSON LAYTON JONES MR. MERTON JONES MISS ERMA KELLOGG MR. EDWIN KNAPTON MR, BARTON KNOWLES MR DAVID LE CLAIRE MR. VINCENT LEVON MRS. EDNA LOGAN MR. ADOLPH LUBAMERSKY MR. SAUL MADFES MR. WILLIAM MAGNER MISS DRAKE MAHONEY MISS MARY MARSHALL MRS. DONNA MARTZALL MR. JOHN MQGRATH MR. EARL. MINKWITZ MR. WM. C. MITCHELL MISS ELIZABETH MURPHY MISS LOIS MURPHY MR. WALTER ODONE MR. SEYMOUR PEARSON MR. FRANK POWER MRS. EULA PRICE SGT, OUINBY, R.O,T.C, MR, JOSEPH RASELLA MISS MILDRLD RAUNER MR. CHAD READE MISS EILLTN REARDON MISS MARY RIORDAN MR, SAMUEL. RISKIN MR. JOHN ROCKY MR WALTER SCANLAN MISS ARLINE SCHARFF MISS BARBARA SCHIECK MR. FRANCIS SCHWAB MRS, CATHERINE SHEEHAN MR. WARREN SMITH MRS. DOROTHY SUNDEL MRS. MYRTLE SWANSON MR. EDWARD SYKES MR. EDWARD TAYLOR MR. ALLAN TORLAKSON MISS EVANGELINE TOUNGER MRS. FRANCES WAGSTAEF MR. HERBERT WELCH MR, GALEN WHITE MR, ONNI WILSON MR, HUGH WIRE MR, JOHN WOOD MR. JAMES YATES -79 7 Clockwise, Iop cenferlz Miss Kellogg, Mr. Mcgner, Mr. Brandi, SQI Quimby, Mr, Hcwkinson, Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Minkwih, Mrs. Dimifriou, Mr. Modfes, Mrs. Brillhorf, Mr. Burke, Mr. Knopfon. 8.1 x pr-1-1 A WYL M rs. Swanson. Q 'Qifl F qb,Q L 2 . 3 JLAL . Q7 LL . x Q 'XII' . -H ,JM llff .Jn , Q . cv I I ' L - ' 3-Q .. L I . 9 I N ' 1 A -A 1 N 'X r . 21 sf.-A A' Jef! . i I . i ,I I I ,ac-CH .F Q-O I 2- I 1' ' A I Q 4 4' , . Q, ' .. I L. QL QI JI. 'JI I Q W LI ' Ii' uf' C I LIL, 5 I ' 5 ALF'-' IRI' IJ :QV 'L ,ff f. ,. - AIIIII' ,f S ,L ' LL I 1 I I Z , I I I ' If ,LII T' 4614! Q J I V ' I v' ,W ' I QTL Q- vin. . . gf , Iliff A 4 . 1' ,NI I 4 L fx ' .I I .41 Q , y.,,.- -I ' .I 1 . A' , 'I Im-. FIRST ROW llefT To righflz CanTwill, Carlson, Klingamen, Thompson, ChrisTofTerson, Pera, Koshland, Francisco, McMur- ray, Malinovsky, Hirai, SlcTer, Lapp, MaTsuda, Poffer, Chusid, Smifh. SECOND ROW: Washaur, Konkog, Waxman, Blaclr, xecu five The ExecuTive Council represenTs The UniTed STudenTs oT George WashingTon High School. The Council is The legislaTive body oT The school and ThereTore has The power To malce all The laws. The organizaTion consisTs oT all The elecTed class and sTudenT body oTTicers, The PresidenT oT The ScarleT and Gray, Eagles, and 6.5.8. The oTTicer in charge is The STudenT Body PresidenT. Miss Archer, The STudenT Body sponsor, advises The Council. The Council meeTs aT speciTied daTes ThroughouT The T Bobrow, Lease, Blum, Yee, Leon, Schmidt Miss Archer, Ander- son, Pefropoulos, Keller, Miyamofo, Karmine, Hornsby, Raye, Jue, Gong, Salis, SalTer, Davis, Oquisi, Garden, Huberman, ScoTT. ounci Term To discuss proposed lows and oTTer recommendae Tions To improve school problems. They also hear The reporT Trom The Co-0rdinaTing Board. The Co-OrdinaTing Board is an advisory commiTTee To The ExecuTive Council, consisTing oT Two represenTa- Tives Trom each class, and is presided over by The STu- denT Body Second ViceePresidenT. The Board meeTs each weelc To discuss problems ThoT have arisen in The class commiTTees. The Second Vice-PresidenT reporTs To The ExecuTive Council on Their Tindings. SEATED lleff To righflz Cabezas, SilversTein, MiyamoTo, OqvisT, Sfohl, EllioTT. STANDING: Bobrow, Cohen, Leon, Polk, Hornsby, Solomon, Pera, Raye, Carmack, Yee, Arnold, Black, Singer, Huberman, Davis, Vasquez, Slafer, Seher, Newman, Piper, Chang, Jue, Goldrod, Thompson, Chrisfoffersen, Poynfer, Solfer, Blue, Fuiimo+o, PoT+er. .SQU clenf eww lf! 1956 Gus Peiropoulos served The school well as President He execuTed his dufies wiTh a fervor ThaT The whole sTudenT body Telf, and was a Pres- idenT of whom all WashingTonians were proud. Jackie Pera performed her secre- Torial duTies well and had every- Thing done neaTly and on Time. Her bubbling personaiiTy made her a TavoriTe here aT WashingTon. This willing worker always managed To olfer encouragemenT whenever iT was needed. Jerry Anderson spenT many exTra hours in school each day helping To plan school affairs. One of The mosT popular and hard-working Treas- urers ever, Jerry cerTainly deserved The Cummings Cup Tor ouTsTonding service. KeiTh MyamoTo worked hard To sell Ticlcefs as well as To give inTer- esling, newsy broadcasls. Sandy PoTTer did an oufsfonding iob. This pert and charming miss planned wonderful dances during her Term as Vice-President She al- ways had brighT new ideas ThaT made her dances really enjoyable. Morris Bobrow kepf The sTudenT governmenf running srnooThly and proved The olslice of 2nd Vice- PresidenT can be a Tough buT im- porTanT job when handled cor- recTly. Roy Hornsby was never lacking in spiriT and was always seen exerTing loTs of elbow grease. This willing and busy oTTicer carried ouT his chores eTlicienTly wiTh a spiriT and enThusiasm ThaT was Typical of WashingTon. Len SlaTer lcepT The spiriT high all Through The Term. He sTarTed oTT by leading our rooTers To The besT roofing secTion award aT The Pa- geant He did a Tremendous job. rim To righfl: nov Honnsav LEN sLAreR Moms soaaow JERRY Anoeizson lLefT To righTl: SANDY POTTER GUS PETROPOULOS JACKIE PERA KEITH MYAMOT6 'W' s v -4 fx V If is Ex'-' 1 1 'f 'FQ T ii l .Sirwlmf EDJ, 0 loving 195 7 iLef+ fo righflz , TOMMY LuPo ,QS Moiznls aoanow V Bos RAYE DAN soLoMoN - E lLeH fo righfl: S ROY HORNSBY SUZU MATSUDO JACKIE PERA CAROL KLINGAMAN Morris Bobrow was one of fhe hardesf working Sfudenf Body Pres- idenfs ever. He was always seen everywhere giving a helping hand and cracking his jokes. He dis- played fremendous spirif and de- ferminafion and did o wonderful iob. Carol Klingaman musf have wriffen books of nofes in her capacify as Secrefary. She worked sfrenuously buf found fime fo manage a smile on her cufe face. Suzu Mafsuda achieved fhe impos- sible and became fhe firsf Treas- urer fo make IOOCXO in one day on fhe Sfudenf Body Card sales. Tom Lupo became head Yell Lead- er by appoinfmenf. He worked very hard and led our roofers fo fhe baskefball championship. Vice-Presidenf Jackie Pero was a veep who puf on some successful and unusual dances. This wonderful girl carried ouf her dufies wifh a dignify befiffing fhe office of Vice- Presidenf. Roy Hornsby was a capable and hard-working 2nd Vice - Presidenf. No malafer how busy he was wifh his work in sfudenf governmenf, he always found fime fo assisf his fel- low officers when needed. Bob Raye was an officer who was anxious fo do his iob and do if well. He always seemed fo be cov- ered wifh mimeograph ink or fro- phy polish. Dan Solomon kepf everyone well informed on fhe sporfs sifuafion. He sold lofs of fickefs and kepf his fickef sellers righf on The iob. 40? 1 I ls, 1 E 3 ---1 lf .,vb N . FIRST ROW llell fo righllz Flores, Chong,Checl, Allerio,Cl1eu, Hoeno, Groendorler. SECOND ROW: Fuiimolo, Abers, Pho- Vopoulos, Lum, Sif, Wong, THIRD ROW: Oquisl, Erseplie, X' XXX I XX xx 9, Anderson, Bourdef, Spelman. FOURTH ROW: Vogel, Sfaudf, Mandelman, Osborne, Wong. 5Aingl0n Cadinef The Wcwshivigglciri Ccxliinul -.fvrvon am an aclviuory hoard Io the principal: il han no legi-.lalive powers. The Cahinel consi-.I-. of one repreaenfalive from each regiinlry in The school. These delegalem meel once a weelr on Tuesday morning al 8, ueually in Room M-23. When a problem develops in regislry, The represent olives repori Io The Cabinet There if is discussed and measures are Taken To solve The difficulfy, The following 4 4 wool: the represenlalivef, reparl 'ro The reginlry The re- f,ulI-, ol The discussion. The Waahinglon Cabinel is a signilicanl par? in The zmoolh running of our gludenf qovernrnenl. Under The guidance al Mr. Schrnaelzle, if accomplishes a greal deal each Term. This year There were a number of very imporlanl rnafiers Io be considered, and The cahinef did a splcn did iob in helping To find the solulionz, ,..., ,., ...-Qi. M--. . ....... ., .FIRST ROW Ilelf Io righfl: Miller, Bingo, Hauser, Hornsby. Oliomofo, Chu, Dufil, Allegrefii, Smiih, Osborne, Lease, Boyles, Greenbaum, Lloyd, Gee, Mar, Buckley, SECOND ROW: Limon. sohn, Hoene, Oali, Mofsui, Toriumi, Kleinsorg, Chan, Mc- Jild,-4 Q vi Laughlin, Skinner, Azores, Miller, Maisler, Bradford, Gries, Vesl, Spelman. THIRD ROW: Jones, Johnson, Silverxlein, Bobrow, Miyamofo, Hondo, Fuller, Wiech, Fichcrdx, Murphy, Leong, Jones, Lee, Garden. QOPQQ ,W6L.'5!Lll'lgl0 Two of Woshinglon'e lroclllions rho? have srood Tor gerfice honor, ond duly ore The GSS. ond Eagles. The rnernberg of fhese zocielles eorn Their cops by being oufslonding sfodenrs in The school. The purpose of The socielles ls 'ro moinfoin order of oblivi- 'ries ond on school premises, Miss Parsons sponsora The GSS, while Mr. Coslellino sponsors The Eagles, The Scorlel ond Gray Sociely is Q cornporolively young servlae W ,f ' n eruice ociefied DCC lem or George lNoshlnqfo1.Tl1ese stdenla oil os ho ora sro keep :see smerulsion or ow Biden? 'f-'l O C96 A fr? :1glwOl,'S, They o zo he D lf T559 f 0fl'lCflZ9d 95 gf we bvfdlngl ln Qddirion The rrernbers serve of l9O3 CJ G 3 hers when needed, Mr. Roclry TS fhe SDOVTSOV- Undef The 933 TL of Fo Prezldenl I o Kosh ord ono Snoring Preslilefll BBHY Q 'he S ode-ry hos eslcblished o f'?:V'WCJfhOb'E V6CCVd Gnd U 'Qlendid rob. Qing lgzrvice ociefg ffl V V Z w suzle Koaucm ,. ' Fall Presidenf If V 'Y SANDY POTTER ,lf Spring Presidenf ,Z W 5 f Q T V 2 v , . A K ,A - 1 I 'f 5 A T T X K f - , f up K ,3 ,J L 3, A A3 Yffffl Z , lf 4 - N r . I I ' 'E' r o 4 T Y ' , X , , I Knfv. F ,av at 2 V ,, O :fan I 5 Q be ' , x41 1 X 3 4' Q. .ans A 'J by xh- e 1. X 13 lv 'fi vw v Z3 TZ' 4 ' ' 2 I w K - ? BENTHEN BLUMBERG BRODD BRUNGARD CHECK CHU CHRISTOFFERSON COSKER DE LUCCHI ENG FRANCISCO FUJIMOTO GINSBERG GOODMAN GOULD HARAI HONIG KARMINE KIPNIS KLINGAMEN KOSHLAND KRYTZER LIM LOUSTALOT MALINOVSKY MARCOS MATSUDA NEWMAN NG OYAMA PERA SCHWART1 SMELTZER SMITH FUJIKE THOMPSON THRALL TOMLINSON WEST WILLMOT WOO YEE aL o ANDERSON SILVERSTEIN FCI' PWS- Spring Pres. QE' I ' ' I' f ,. X Q 1 I O 'ff N 7 - S+ f ' . ' if ' I , ' , aj. X If I ., ' v , f X I , 554 fp X fl . - I , - 'fha - 1 ' w -' 5? 1 ig '- Iifgx K ff . QU n at 0 X f Q . ,V 1-I M I 2 , ' K I4- I' ,- 1 I ,L I ,I Q .n -a 'U ' :,, f :vN If 1' I I I A + I , ' 1 I I , X , Y fr V -v? I' A, Y , Q, , , 'fl . 4 .1 f'Q5 , ,, 1 1' ' V , 19 c: ., a szLf I J ' .A .J ggi, -v A Z , ' 'T f 'T-7 'af I X h uf' ' 4' in I-3 1, W ' 1: I fi ' -Q' X a , I BERMAN BLUE BOBROW BOUSQUET BURENIN CARLSON CHANG DE LEON DIEHL DOBEL DUNN EQUT GOLDBERG GOLDSMITH HARBAND HARCOURT HARRISON HAYNES HEMSTREET HIRSCH HORNSBY HOLT JONES KELLER LA PEDIS LUPO MAPES MARTIN MENDLEMAN MIYAMOTO MURPHY MURRAY NELSON OSSIN PETROPOULOS RODGERS ROYE SOLOMON SLATER SINGER SEKINO SCHWARTZ THAL WITZEL WINNICK WILSON WEINSHENK WEINER VIVIEN 1 r 5 L Q , x ,S ,I -d ' F1 ' .8 4 -4' -3 I coLoN GUNTHER HORNSBY MASUDA REED TAYLOR VAN HOFF M1741 +. 1' S21 sr FIRST ROW llefi +o righfl: Chu, Check, Yee, Ofenheim, Vas- quez, Thompson, Sachs, Kipnis, SmeI+zer, Dea, Willmoi, Mc- Murray, Honig, Francisco. SECOND ROW: King, Bedell, Ng, Engelbrechl, Lee, Wong, Lowe, Hirai, Lous+au, Wong, Brownlee, Rauschlxolb, Karmine, Koshland. THIRD ROW: Q - Caveney, I-Ionloles, Goldslein, TroI+er, Berman, Mishimura. Malinovslcy, Burfman, Osborne, Lousfalof, Benlhen. FOURTH ROW: Slafer, Lazavecchia, Masuda, Hems+ree+, Manclelman, Harrison, Velichinslcy, Aus+in. Lgzcardf arm! gray ociefg 3 G FIRST ROW llefl Io righfl: Morris Mandelman, Hisioriang Ted Wiech, Treasurer: Gloria Cabezas: Mimi Yee, Secrelaryg Carolyn Smifh, Vice-Presidenfg BeHy Vasquez, President SECOND ROW: Jesfer, Osborne, Temple, Ofenheim, Lan- dau, Lee, King, Yee, Kramer, LaShay, Engelbrechf, Brownlee, Seher, Miller, Hall, Young, Fong, McGaughy, Jue. THIRD ROW: Hirsch, Iwafsubo, Kipnis, Schwarlz, Klingaman, Harms, Auslin, Kryher, Wong, Fromer, Pun, Lee, Gin, Lee, Chrisfof- O L9 fersen, Piper, Chu, FOURTH ROW: Masuda, Honfalas, Smifh Richards, Morris, LaPedis, Colon, Herron, Boone, Klob, Lee, Brierley, Sferling, Ikeda, Meyer, Trabucco, Bingo, Brungard Chun. FIFTH ROW: Berman, Murray, Hemsfreef, Downes, Saud+, Sfewarl, Harrison, Schmid, Chang, Miyamo+o,Wq1mqn MCGFEW, MOIIHOFI, Wrighf, Check, Thrall, Pancosf, Friedrich Cas+eIIi. AH' 5x9Xj.v 'P SE IURS :N Q. I Y , E 3 1 47 'Uk-in 1' EJ W , -,.-.. ,..,-- 1, I - X wil I M J .8 l S I 5' . 'SS-5' . K i lf ! 'N as T' '35 ur, 691 ,TJ X X i . I ,, ,,,, ,, Lf' W! ,,,, M Z KJ nav xl 5, I e U 'Ns 'iz QI ,,-Iv KN u ff, ' 7 1:54 W if Jr 'K azz! H, A .v-,Z 3- e cf , W 5 1, X 1 rx E , 1 1 ' : K ,M . , La. 1 nfl Closs Omron: Mabel Hirci. Eddie Wllmoll' John Keller' Vero Molinovxlry, Fran McMurrGYv Andi Honclsco - 4 'Lam-lwurmll . 'W-Nw .llitg .'E'I1,.S - 1- A iff 1 ' ff Mabel Hiroi, Andi Francisco, John Keller, Mr. Ccslellino, Miss Poole and Miss Parsons of Senior Breukfad C6145 xihjforg Vlln- Pull CHN ul '56 wpurvl llm-1: -.Lulu-,f.lul yr-ma wrwlrw llvv g1uidum'v ul Ml. ldrrmnd. lln-nr wlnrl mliviliv-, -rlmlvcl will! llm Sn-rmiur S-'ply 4--.1-pliwn, mul pwlly lll1 Krswlmlurvxl ww, rvrfvuvvf-ll K1-rplw lim-1-rw. 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Jerry Anderson receiving Cummings Cup from Mr. Schmoelzle r f A ' 1- l giffsnai J P...- 4 Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Polricio Andre, Edword Angus, Donold Arlcos, Eorl Allcins, Ricllord Boker, Ermo Lee Borbs, Borboro leon Borr, Lowrence Boxler, Poul Beclcmon, Bennell Benllnen, Helen Berslwod, Louis Berloloni, Louis Berlolino, Riclword Bourdieu, Bernodelle Brodley, Eddie Buclldruker, l-lorvey Buckle, l-loword Burlrnon, Fronces Capella, Joseph Carlson, Goyle celsfellog, lwlsel Clwon,Jol1n Cllorles, Noncy Lee Cllew, l-lorry Cllin, Riclnlord Collen, l-lorry ,A 1 4 I Q Q 'Q i 'K' A X lug l I is !'S ID 'Oi il '35 i...4v 'Z K! GJ 'F n V A , 7 .4 , 4 V i F X Crain, Joanne Creel, Palricia Ann fri--ci, Lucille CumaaL1n,Viclorinc Davie, Helene Deo, Susan Desideri, David Dielwl, Mervyn Dona, Karen Douglas, Clwarles Eagle, Alexander Egerl, Edward l iucfnmlarlc, fdwa rd llli-,, Rule: l,VC1Vl'i, Dean lf1rrr:ll,llr1flC1LCf: lofler, Jcllrev Fields, George Fong, Sue Forlrs, Erneil Eorno, Carole Francisco, Andre Fullenbaum, Clwarlolfe Gadlei, Beverly Ann Calor-l, Gale Gamer, Doral! Gefedei Tlvevacre G'f',ae'fg Lira Lee Giunlini, George Goerlz, Merrill Goodman, l-larriel Gross, Prudence Haight Douglas Hall, David Hall, Errol Hammond, Rolaerlr l-larrison, Jolin l-leeren, George Hing, Slanley I-lirai, Mabel l-lonig, Myrna l-lornsloy, Lionel lonin, Audrey Janes, Louis Jefferson, Alcus Jeung, Alva Jolwnsan, Doris Jolwnson, Jean Jones, Clarence Kane, Judilh Ann Karmine, Crislel Keller, John King, Loran Kliiian, James Knowles, Conslance Kobuclwi, Suzie ,fi A3 K Q Af? fu, r 23 P i ,. 91 tf w 'Z' A 4. Koslwland, llana Kunz, William LaRacca, Philip Laurilzen. Ted Leavill, Sheldon .,-. Lee, Andrew f-A , ,rv 14 '-or. Ll, ,, L5 . IVV' 4 30 Sq 4 -J ir '7 s 4 Lee, Baldwin Lee, Susie Lemons, Rullwa Leonard, Nancy Leong, Leslie Levy, Rullw Low, Borllia Lim, l-,alncllc Living-.lon, Rolnerl Loggaaa, Marycllwcl Larenzen, Gail Louie, Gene Louslalol, Jeanne MacGowan, Nancy Mainas, Kallny Malinovslcy, Vera Mann, Diane Mapes, Gerald Marlin, l-larry Mallnioi, Paulire McGraflw,Ricl1ard McMurray, France Meyer, Dorella Miller, Leigh Miller, Theodore Mirza, Yusuf Molrlell, Desolina Moriguchi, Eugene Nailo, Shigeno Nichols, John Nacholg, Pearl Ng, Will Rome, Rose ofognen, John Osborne, Shelcleen Owen, Jane? Page, Marion Parker, John Parker, Roberf Palenl, Gregory Payne, Janice Perlcins, James Pelersen, Kai Pelropoulos, Gus Pinlcney, Percy Pondexfer, Jacqueline Powell, Charles Rauschlcolb, Marion Reese, Carolinn Riedel, Harold L... C1 ' 'VT' , -3 nit. fr all i l ...nD' .1 i l 1: -f' J 1 'if' 'J A 'sol , Jw' ir A 'J r . Q -fi? hr Sanchez. Sylvie Sovin, Elaine SCOH, Eugenio 50001, Michelle Shepard, Avrum Smillonsky, Norman Srnifh, Andrew Smifn, Deonno Srnifh, Raymond Snow, Gale Sorensen. Roberf Thom, Louro H1orY1p-mn, Chcule. llyrmcarncln, Eddie Th'JfT1f1'., Jrlmfr. Trnrqgovliulfy, Hurry TVCFICU, Cory Uzonoff, Vern Voionfl, Sylvia Vonce, Eugene velsqhimky, Nick Virolis, Beniomin Wo1+er,Soliy Warner, Geneve Wosningfon, Eugene Wesfmcn, Blo5e WQl4mOf, Edvfno W7I',fgf WI:i2e Wirzel, Chris Wong, Danielle Wong, Jane Wong, Jeanerre Wong, Leonard Wong, Vicror Woo, Irene Yee. Judy Yoshiaka, Masafo Young, Sreplwen Yueff, Michael 3 CN Q 'lf IY4 .ALL f0gI 6l,,0 5 1, W vw 'O sf V' ' Q .-1 4 1 5 ' ' , ' 5 M W 1 1 if 4. K fi 4 ' .z . .- R 4 vw' fe, ' 9 S U , if lg ,',+,ff.xfx ag ps adv!! Q E , .fl I K I 7, w ' ' , I+ 1 41 'J' -++if'f Q I g 1 fkA z VV' iv r, 4: ' gf ' ' 'f I 1 u 1 'ru v X :NC lui V I ' X A . !NI ' g I ffff -5 4 14 g':.,'gxff,-Q v rn.-2'-6' AT r-' i ,,,.,., lg- v L J f www High Senior girls gafhered ro serve Brecicfosi for Foil Seniors 7-1 W ,,,q 7 nA W, High Senior Class Officers: Jean Thompson, Lindo Seher, Gus Honfulos, Evyonne Fuiiomofo, Karyl Slarer L 'F iv I ' i 5 w -rx Cosfume Commrriee prepares for coming Rally Pfiflg Cfajif ,MJ !Ol'y In September of 1954, Wcishingion opened Irs doors fe 740 new smdenfs who were fo begin fheir Fun-iiiied, rnernorob e years. These enrheigiosric Low Sophornores, under rhe ggpcbie and willing sponsorship of Mrg, Hedice, didn'r wcsre ony iirne in siccegsiuiiw' cernpiering Their drive io coi ed shrnb ond Flower money. The doyz seemed ro Hy by, and mon rhe Low Sophornores were oireody High Jiniors. The Junior Day i'Oiyrnpic I-ioiidoyu was qi ire on ei- cifing prodncrion, with iluorexenr iighhnq and special SiOLJV'iCi eifecrs. The Junior Day Dance was o big success as was The Junior Prom, 'I'i Re- member Aprii or fhe Ceioniol Reonw fp? Tho Sr, Francis Hoiei. During their Low Senior rerrn, fhe Spring l957 fiom hopfed Q suicceseiri P.T.A. dinref. Ai High Seriiers, rhe Com was uqdin biiy pionninq many ocriviffes, To begin 'he M-rm, the Hiqh und Mighries greeied rheg Low Sgohnnroreg wiih u I-ioorry Hehe Senior-Siioh reigoprinn. Gm Moy IO, rhe ercfic Senivr Day, 'Nfnwheref' and The iobulaui Senifgr Dai, Dqnfg, Q r Qi Nwvfhure,M were hifd, The niqhr 3' 3 nighfg vf-35 limo I of The Suri Cub, rhe Scrizr rhnrri Ai- mmf Porodisf: H Sdd iureweii, were qifgn n n 3h' i',, 'ij nr, 7, i957, of The 00-:rd i-i'L,', i High Senior boys in normollpose ,. . I JW' ty , Q v l . .i ,, W ...,,,-.,lg,-,4 f i,1,.'i's1 .we i , 1 . 'W . if ,, New Officers faking corn for Spring Term Y -D .al 2 I ,,,, r, ls! 43 vu of .-2 3' .Zi 1 'Q 45 x. ,gy ,J , 'df f -il cg! f 3,41 i I1 n Q ni .69 X 'Q L 4 4 Aoro, N wmon Aliov ,, Rnllw Awrl, Paul Alon-lov, ,lulwn Aklncry, John Albedi, Enid Allen, Noncy Moe Allen, Spencer Amino, Fronlc Anclerson, Clfmorlolle Arilcowo, Tlwomos Arlcors, Belly leon Auluroy, Morilyn Al1',llf1, loan Ayrxncl, Cfrrcmrcl Axlfrll, Uium: Boqwoll, Jwlwnelle Bololcion, Lorry Bedell, leon Bell, Judy Be-lluomini, Jeonelle Bennell, Cedric Bennell, Geon Benoit Dolores Benfon, Al Berlion, Moryin Bermon Frederick Befz A'on Bingo, Emi Blaclc, Don Blackwell, l-larriel Bloonn, Sleplwanie Blum, Barbara Ann Blumberg, Ealelle Bobrow, Morris Boson, Diane Bosserl, Anne Bollomley, Marilyn Bousquel, Alfred, lr. Bowerz, Slwaron Lea Bowman, Jo Boyd, Wilma Bricl1ello,Alired Brown, Harold Brown, Layon Brown, Lynn Brown, Yvonne Brownlee, Merslwon Brungard, Joanne Burdeaux, Willie Burenin, Serge Burlrnan, Jane Busullil, Callwerine Cabezas, Gloria Carlsen, Riclward Carr,0ll1ello -4-F J 'i- 53 5 2 B -3 if 5, 3 , I X u 1 G A: M, fa I 4 ' If f 45 ' f A4 B ,r . if B if , ff if , 3 4 f J , F5 i f 4- 4 ,: '5f I C' ' W Kin l 'Z X. vw- ! 3 ,Hb 1 ,Ab V. l :CIP l ,, y,, X Comm, Polrlcl Coveney, Ronol 1 Coylon, Lorro Cerri, ,loon 0 Q Cl1on,Rosolind 4, V .44 . ,l I 1 ' Clweclc, Helen Clwew, Newlon Crm, Fronces chan, Shirley Cmmhoule. Roger chow, Rondo: ..- x Q ., an I . V - Clan, fnlwirloy V Clmllmll, lrcnf, 3 3 -3 1 . V ' Collifgon, l rmnlf I , 4 V: Colm, l'lf1rllf:l v f 4 o Colon, Rmlwflrfl yy Colyor, Vlfoync Conord, Michael Cooney, Corolc Cooney, Dennis 4, Cope, Lynne Coslcer, Noncy Crolg, Sleye Crool Cloudefle Curley, Roberl , ,yi ' ' Curley, Wnilrom - , Envy , l Donielzen, R110 Egiyaofg 'VL Davis, Elden Declcer, Creighlron De Lucchi, loner De Mandel, Robin Dinils, Theresa Dobel, Paul Doerner, Michael Douglas, Terry Dulce, Lawrence Eclclund, Raymond Eddy, Guy Edwards, Jonorhan Eguchi, Rurh Ellioll, Donna Eng, Virginia Engellarechl, Charlolle Esposilo, Sandra Evans, JUdi+h Evergeflis, Joanne Fisher, Donn Fisher, Philip Fisher, Roloerl Flafow, Roger Flelcher, David Floyd, Mary Ellen Fong, Peler Forsylh, Jacqueline Freeman, Gordon N 'sa 1 , if Q ' -,. l 'j QN X Ns Q, 1' fpi -A Q 18 J, 4- '19 Fnedvlclwx Muriel ' l:vO5':l0r', VlCT.'!' 'S l:v'vmCr, Arr' I Fujinwow, Yvonne Fong, Judy ,Q Fung, Roqer Garden, Coil Gorrell, Annle Gee, Alvin Gee,Arll1ur l V l Gee, Ronald Ceeler, EUC Q X - In , 2 eo. A-Q 9 x 4 Cffrllvcjrrncnn, lc:-,oplwunc Chceorggu, lclvzrrnfr fkiclcml, lirrrnim fflll, Jw.f,,,l1 Gln, Curullru: Gitlelmolwn, Evnn Gleason, Qcrulfl Gold, Dionne Gold, Plwlllip Geldberg, Roqer Golden, Qoberf -sul CCW:-,'ev, Mlclcel ,. R GC-'d '2nn Rance R' fin - GC'ZCl'6Z Mow I , 4 C ' C720 ez Qzcw Gcldifef l-lorold Gordon, Leonard Gronizo, Mory Greenberg, Ronold Griiclillis, Jacqueline 5 'Q Gross, Brion Grossleld, Phyllis i fx A ' W. Gurnino, Dominic T- A oussie, Roberl ' , r , AA ,Q Guosco, Beverly Holder, Menoclwem Y l-logemonn, Paul Holl, l-lorriel '32 3' l-loll, l-lelen l-loll, Morgorel l-loines, Judy Homley, Arlene Honcoclc, Mory Ann Horcourl, Riclword k ,, 1 K! 39, 'ln f in f. r, I-lorms, Koren Lee A , Q' Wo? , 1 . 1153215 l-lorrns, Joel -. A 'f iff, , ef N: f. Q . ,gy . l-lorringlon, Neil l-lorrison, Poul l-loslings,Sl1irley Ann Houser, Doris 2 I Al 4' xv If IAN. if sa-I 3 3 X V36 is VI 3' an l , , l, na! .ga r Aa Hoynes, Roberl l-lee, Marcello Hen, Alben in .A 7-we Hemslreel, David X' i f ' -7 if 'nl +41 'Q tv ,ws .4-v X7 1? '41 ,f If -za Herberf, Reber? Herman, Don Herron, Diana Hill, CN'WC!'lCJOlX'VT Hirsclw, Gerald Hirsclw, Merrill Hisalco, Kiloiiclwi Hoclw, Peler Hodge, Barbara Holleran, lrene Hollins, Csborne Hom, Henry Honrg, Howard llrinlala-,, COD'ilGfTill1O l'lrJrwil7, Rwlmrl Hubermon, Barbara Hull, Linda Leo Hurzl, Tliornaa lleda, Eleanor Irvine, Leona Iwoi, Berl lwalsuba, Janice Jacob. Elias Jacobson, Lawrence Jaclion, Bewy Jean Jonofer Jane f l rs Q in I . ? j oy Ann I AW 2 1 4 ' i i -U ,. X Q I6 ,, f !1f fj 7 i - fi! - f , riii , A i i f Q! , oi r r ffff 1 4 f gy!! f 1 5 f W 42 ,. M ff, f 1 , Z i ffWf,yM,, X Q7 X4 WF' ly ff. i ff f f ,H ,if -,,. , 5 J '. , ,K 2 f, , ' ' , .. Cz ' ,W W, 422, , Q, Kwfff 77, U I 4 ,, W y , f , l g X an , 'Y Jolins, Eldridge Jol'1nson,JofXnne Jolson, Diane Jones, Virginia Jorgenson, Eric Jue, Berry Ann Jung, Gerald Jung, Tim Kasper, l-loward Keenan, Margarel Keilwl, Sharron Kemp, Cecilia Kennedy, Mary Kimball, Peler King, Penelope Kilonis, Palricia Kisller, Frances Klimenko, Alexander Klingaman, Carol Kleingorg, Barbara Lee Kolb, Cong: Kong, Edward Kryrzer, Diane Kul1lirz.RiClnard La Borae LC'CGL Nad' Lanzafeignr 53 La Pea! Ei: ara ONCE Dcrzrn, La h ., Marilynnc Lau, Euaenc LeOr'nC0i, Amd LPC, Elc1inO ee Janie Lee, Jaan Kim Lee, Jaan W. Lee, Kalherine ee Leland Lee, Lean Lee, Marilyn Lee, Sleven Le irl, Michael Leibavilch, Lily Lemmon, ludilh l crm, Rcalnin Lcanq, Healy Levy, Moraha Lewin, Claudelle Lewyclcy, Richard Lungscheid, Julia Linkerman, Raymond Laclc, Allan LaRamer, David e, Madeline Laulnianafl, Michael Lauilau, Ann Lawe, lAVAlGF',lTO Lowe, Nadine Ludlow, Karen Lullr, John Lupo, John Lum, Joseph Lynch, Judnh MO, Be++y Mack, Allen Maczlc, Leon MacLeod, Alaslair Malcomb, Sandra Lee Manolelrnan, Morris Mann, Arlyn Mar, Belsy Jane Marcos, Elaine Mark, Helen Marx, Cynllmia Ann Mallweson, Barbara Ann Mason, Lois Ann Massenlcoll, Nick Mosudu, William Moisudc, Suzu Melodia, Paul Meyer, Pauline McClenon, Lanier McCollum, Jacqueline McDonald, William McGaugluy, Mary Jean V - L A f . Q B if i L 6 1 W 95212, of ?Q fQ'i J, , A Cl Is.. 8 ff 09 1' 2 Q A 5 I 51. y ,551 f J x w 8 ' as I 'U' 'R x 'G f .3 2 .3 -17 M ,-A .ix in J.. 2 - Q 4 ' A MCLOFQD-ROb6FlS,DO!Wf1O McLe-on, Non MCLemorc, Myrllv Mcplwer--om, Flin M ichels, Roberl Miclrmels, Terry Mills, Gordon Miller, Gregory M Elle-r, Judillw Foye Miller,Juclill'1Roe Miller, Williom Miller,MoHl1ow Mirmiirfu-3, Arwclrow Molmr, Lyrm Monro, Rolmorl Moorrrlwrmrl, Kfumr Ill fmlqfurrwczry, George MClflCfl',f3U, Jurly Morrln, Goorfgr: Morrlmon, Bfulmrrl rrlssey, Morionne Mosgolion, Denis Mosios, Bruce Moulon, Beverly Urplfly, Lowrerwce, Jr. Murplvy, 'Wllllom Noloo, Moy Nelzon Dorclfi Nelson, Franlclin Nelson, Sharon Ng, Valerie Nisby, Elveslrer Nishimura Merry Noah, David, Jr Noble, Slella Nunan, James Qalcley, Francis Q'Donnell, Donald Cfenheim, Judifh Olcamoio, Barbara Olcarnura Ono, Slanley Usborne, Adeline Ossin, Archie Owyang, Raymond Oyama, Palricla Oyama, Roberl Pashoiah, Leah Paccheiri, Tina Paiierson, Michael Payion, Willene Peacock, Ann Peacock, Linda Peery, Heidi Pels, Judiih ' Pera, Jacquelyn Y i if . 'Q Q .'.M Q 1 A- 4 r Q.. 4 00 3 -G 1 'S sf-I new Plcrillar, Ina: Phillips, Milclrecl Picani, Maraarel Plamliy, Carole Pluire, Carol Pollack, Clyde Poon, Judillw Poller, Sandra Powell, Daniel Praler, Janice Praloussy, Joanne Pun. Joann Quan, Brenda Ouirlr, Juclilyn CD iif, mi, llimfl Ranfllc, William Raven, Elainc Ravinzly, Sandra Re, Joan Reed, Rolnerl Rebizzo, Vicki Reynolds, Lonela Richards, Tliornaz Rouse, Maxine Ralnerlgon, Gloria Rozkefi, Parala . ,, I P ' l ,Q ifef, if ff, in A JJ' 3 , ., f- pi W emiwi, x,.,.'.,J- Ruud, Kennefh Saas1'a,Bryan 1 Sachs, Francine Saler, Alexandra Samm, Diane y 4 Sample, Lora Sawyer, Carolyn Scheidlinger, Hanni Schlichring, Fred Schneider, Toby schwcm, Arfhur schwm, craig yw' Mm ff ww, , my ,, f, Schwarrz, Esfher Scarf, Helen Scofl, Howard Sero, Grace Selzer, Linda Sheepach, Lawrence 11 ,if Shields, LeRoy Shirlerf, Carol smrlew, Mary ' Shorr, Roberr Silliman, Karhleen Srlvermon, Barry Silyersrein, Lawrence Simon, Joseph Sir, Ruby 'YI x X l Q33 A fs 41 Q' 'X Q 5 hx V W V' ,Z-.,,Y ,re Singer, Rifa 4 af r fr Q 'S W Q ., y Q ,R q . A A A 1 fl 3 2 f V .xi f r 'ffirllgq xl ,. N I f 'X pl' Q 'Ui H23 .kr .9 ' X 2 Slinner, Tlwontos Slolerl Corel Sloler, Leonard SmCll7Or', Mmlv Smillw, Carolyn Smifh, Charles Snwillw, Leonoro Sobololl, Tovo Solomon, Doniel Souloorulrorl, Alex Slinger, Dennis Slevons, Donolcl c' ' .vlwn-.on, fmry KJlIlWf1fl,JfH'.l!IJl1 rJlf'lF1ljf?!,MC1Xlflf? cbllllfjffflfl, lffllllfllfl fluff, Jfmplm gl1l1lr:r, lxlilli Vlonl, Sally Ann lolum, Clwcrlrrf, Toylor, Corl Teronislwi, Alice Terry, David Tlwol, Don Tlmroll, Sondra Tlwreben, Jornee Thompson, ,leon Tlwcrrnien, Tessa Tom, Blossom Tom, Colvin Tomlinson, Kollileen Tompkins, Borry Tong, Rolond Torru, Veronico Toy, Tliomos Toy, Williom Troloucco, loner Treodgold, Edword -lroller, l.iI'1dO Troy, Jerry Tsucliiioni, Cliiyelco Tsugilo, Beverley Uribe, Rodrigo Uyen'1uro,lXlooolci Volenso, Denise von l-lofi, Jolwonnes Von Zee, Willioni Vosquez, l3el+y Vegas, Jomes Verdonlc, Borlooro Villomov, Lono Vivien, Jocques Voels. Slonley Wellin, Phillip Wore, Willell Websfer, Bruce pi Ii ...J 3 I I '49 'I H 4 el X 4- 7 3 Q K, ni '3 'R l 2 TT 93 ' is Wefmir Edward rpg A NU., . i Clfli KWWL, ROHM'-1 Qi-.Qi, ,lcifwr ' ' VN mr Hui , --I f W li f 1 W lx if T 19 Al 44 41 Ju le' a 9 5 l i K e ish T7. , i - 'C A :vi f P-C 'sa -A A N -59 Wlweeler, Beverly Wiclqgfrom, Gail Wilenslcy, Borborc Wilson, Priscillo Winnick, Andrew Wislqolchill, Polricio Wolff, Tlwornos Wong, Beolrice Woncg, Beniomin Wfirigg, Brrrlrum Wong, Ec'lwm'cl WYJVIYJ, Dnnnld Wonfi, C ffnr don Wunq, ,lozepli Wong, Lilly Wong, Moe Wong, Priscilla YcrnOgisl1i,Groce Yee, Henry Yee, Jornes nc: Q'rc-T Ke, K, N, H fee Maw WAP-' 'fir 'U -torn Young, Amoeno Young, Wesley Nell, Eric Zimmer, Thonia Zlolcovich, Nadine Zwyer, Tanya X X ,nm 1 gf-so 3 ' 0. if Q -J f Z fi X If f m 4 1 'if l,U6U 0 erif George Washing+on was highly honored fhis spring when Dr. Rob' erl Gordon Sproul, Presidenr of 'rhe Universily of Colifornio, personally presenfed The Scholarship Award ol Meri? for lhe lilrh slraighl year. Sevenly-one freshman during l955' IQS6 or rhe Universiry compiled on overage of l.7. I. Dr. J. Paul Leonard, Pres. S. F, Sfafei Dr. Franl: Lindsay, Sfafe Depl. of Educ.: and Principal O. l. Schmaelzle falk before program. 2. Mr. Schmaelzle greek Mr. E. J. Cummings, firs+ principal. 3. Dr. Sproul, fhe Award, and Mr, Schmuelzle. 4. Mayor George Chris'ropher ioins fhis same group. 3 ., 'Tig s 'Mtg I t,b .w.'s . 5-QQ w ffl-, C. T r , 1 gi V.-C . 'X , 47, f3,.O..b ,1'f1 'ffm 'iii- ,2 K UIHOI' ay I Irring 195 7 The Spring Senior Day was held on Thursday, May 9, l957. The name ol The produclion was Our ol Nowhere. The enrire Slary was cenlered around nowhere. Senior Day was under rhe direclion ol Terry Michels wirh Sandy Porrer as assisranr direclor. Senior Day was based on a musical rherne. Srarred in The singing roles were Jahnerle Bagewell, Margarel Picconi and Carolyn Smirh, The male voices included Franlc Qakley and Charles Tan- siel. The progressive dance roulino was done by Judy Qlenheimy lhe tingling whi-ylling was Conlribuled hy Roberl Michels. An aclcrlod allraflion was Andy Minnic'lc's rhylhrnic lieu! ol lho lnongo drums. fb, rr ronclumion lo lhcir lanl lnicr clay an lliqh '3rfrrirrr',, lhoy hold Their Senior Day Dcxrmpo on Fri day nifghl, May IO, in lhe fjlfl'sl gym, lrorn 8 l l, lhr: Seniorul linol fling waz a zuccozf, and was enioyed by one and all. Prev, lime lcopl The Sur- veyor from bringing you show piclurez. Acfresses from The Senior Day gaiher for a group pidure. We find a phanlorn has snuclr in on fheir candid shof, Q Senior Day chorus line poses for a group picfure. Beaming smile show The enfhusiasm fo- wards fheir las? big day as High Seniors. 35 Gafhered in a circle, hands joined, girls add clowning fo fhe exfensive rehearsals for Sen- ior Doy. fi ,' J nk! 1 A fIii 1?-in Jie U 5' :,p. 491 SWDEN ' ,Ju sm 5 -Hr 1215 'Q XXL' 5 it-,I I H S..-H fq-: A J , v favmyw i ,,nn IMi' 5 1 f X, V, 7 1, ,, 'if?,'ylf. gfJ'i'1,,,1' I Q1 4' 1, A ff.: . I L , X, -,un R .2 w 1. Af 4?-Mi Nw., BODY NM lf 5,4519 gg, , dbg 9-1 ,Q- Q , . 'L -U , M ' . 4 cf A wk 3' A s:.Mf 2w ff Ae OU! 0lfllOl C C155 .4-4 fm L Q Q1 Q-v i P xx, 75' N LR NJ LEIXN ---- 1- v, P3-P F Luft In riqhit CAROLY CAROL Kl,lNf'lvAMAN V1 N SMITH f'Trou-.umr I my Plouidurmf 'SUYU MATZUIJA lxwcufivo ckflliflfii JI AN HKJMPSON Vruaidrml KARYL SLATI R l,xuf1Jfivu Council PAT fJYfNMA Sur ruiury , 'L iv 1' is i I A X 1 , Y P' fkwn... c . X lll1l0l' ag N JZ1956 Diredror RON WEINSHENK Assisfcani' Diredor MIKE CHANG 131.3 54+ Sponsor MR. ELGIN HEINZ T?1if.?ef'r We 5'1'g'J.'3'3r' as QCTGU :P Arabia' N'QT7'S! ihefe cmd stffwcx,-1 'Pen were obNe fc Fe in We ff:- d3 Q'WG Mpigslcfu 'ffm LPUET' cbt We :QW ching evenhg We H395 ,lwmicfs oreserved sr ercfic dome- enfihed 'Mirogef' Q it i'3' V -uf WWTQ 1. u- b-I I- a ' .. ,iq Q. .mu C - , ' 3 ' , I e S , - -if . v' 43 I Y ' if f rl ' fa ,,,,,,, El ' ' , , . Al' ...xr-. .1 A ,'-' ,f IU . , ...rw .N ,. '. ., '-- - . . . N an 0,4-. , . ,. -M. ff , m 'rff , , S . ,. , . i FIRST ROW lleff lo righllr Ross, Jones, Davis, Wrighf, Shoody, Hedger, Cluisfollfcrsen, Leon, Herlnner, Heflin, Tom, Lou, Molllwws, Fong, Briorly, McGraw, Glow, Tonclw. SECOND sen, Lindquisl. 5740 Li., ' C7 QI'll0I - M555 va .. Q1 1 rfgpy, in ryan: its lv' pf. lf 1 I SW. QHQ .nn Q' mg, 3 i f A 1 r FIRST ROW lrighf +0 Ielflz Chin, Louie, Gilmore, Ng, Summer- Wesl, Campbell, Harband, Carlson. Held, Enriquez, Cosfelli, Kramer, Konkol'-l, Lee. Gee, Washer, Bersnad, Schmid, Murray, OhGSl1l. Wiech Bullis Slaudf, Downes. Leong, SECOND ROW: Sass, Lowe. ,- 1-141,41 ROW: Waxman, Wehser, Vesf, Molinari, Milne, McWilliams, Hornsby, Singer, Hicks, Owens, Parr, Gurich, Jaffe, Piper, Lar- ,T 1U I Middlebroolr, Harrison 3 'li F' Takeda, Boone, Koupas, we unior Kfdfkf Lef+ +o right PETER SINGER-Treasurer DIANE CI-IRISTOFFERSEN-Execu+ive ARCI-IIE OSSIN-Presidenf JUDY SUMMERFIELD-Secrefory BILL SCI'-IMID-Execu+ive Council LA VERNE LEON-Vice-President Council HG sf' Leff To riqhfr Row I SUE SCOTT-Secremrv SCOT BLUE-Pres?deP+ NANCY NEWMAN-Vkelpfegfg f- Row 2 ART COI-IEN1ExeC,ff-fe C511 BARBARA SOLTER-TreGSvf9r STEVE GU NTHER-Efeggwe Q5 f -w 4 , .lx NU W5 Q 4 1 'i 4 0 ML X , r M' iw A 5 4 X W' ' 'YW X ' K . X ' . . 1 , Junior Lazy-bllrlll 1 I 5 T' 'NX 1,3 X t N X, x 'lffixykxf ....... rn 'V F . . 3 x' yw-JQVT' my nw A P f X S M N fx L ,V . , ' Y ' X 'Ui V' Dfxmvr .... 5 lf... . TP X H QF ,V Mum 5v!zR'm H M 5' U'H'vw VNIPW1'MQdr1OsSHxs0N'LV Wg u W 0 QA Y, '- 1'1' 1 tg oo -- : 'A X N X X , vii? f 2 f ,ga . I ,NM kUfqU,124'3M .441 F , A , -,,,,, A,.A - L 'X -l ,4 FIRST ROW lrighl 'ro lefll: Dawer, Alafsen, Liggell, Dargans Larsen, Nalsievslry, Greendorfer, Killreary, Yanouslry, Tanlr Torres, Haynes, Troul, Cronander, Williams, Jaclcson, Bowser Burlrs. SECOND ROW: Miyamolo, Thom, Olramura, Wong, Jen Padua, Scheideman, Ireland, Loafea, Hambriclr, Mifchell Sundlof, Pun, Woodrow, Bilxalris, Sorgalz, Brodd, Johnson, Jones: THlRD ROW: De Leon, Nelson, Lewis, von Emsler, Wong, Dill Pon, Tammilz, Major, Jones, McDonald, McLelland, Kirlman Coleman, Kidd, Wilson, Jue, Fisher. FOURTH ROW: Miyamofo, Cohn, Hoffway, Hyman, Furness, Jones, Chinn, Wong, Salis, Gardella, Gridley, Waddell, Chusid, Law, Willrie, Slolces, Mc Cowan, Thomas, Hess. we Junior Kfcwd lk iilv'l'l'Sl 1 1 F' ' lfki -H I 13 .I FIR 1 FIRST ROW lrighf fo lefll: Lai, Chuclr, Nasf, Holling, Banuel, Ryan, Monlerd, Salfon, Burlnefl, Wrighl, Greenberg, Richler, Pandell, Deovlel, Schaefer, Hoene, Ascher. SECOND ROW: Smilh, Shields, Funlr, Rodgers, Lum, Breidenslein, Krzensi, Reh- bein, Smilh, Toso, Smilh, Rosenberg, Lloyd, Pellefier, Harlor, Mosley, Horeis, Solloway. THIRD ROW: Chaloan, Burlon, Kuz- nefsoff, Bilner, Simmons, Sleuben, Kwolrk, Lee, Tom, EvereH, Miller, Biuens, Smifh, Flinl, Donnelly, Sfevens. FOURTH ROW: Slolowilz, Blumberg, Jacobsen, Greenbaum, Goodman, Gibbs, Raye, Chao, Sleinberg, Nailo, Naiao, Harris,, Schmuclz, Suye- yasu, Sckino, Parenle, Leong. , I 'Q l . , , 5 K-. , 'Q x 1. Yi ki 0 g M. .,,l 2 IJ? - t ., j li- .r M , ,, nl i -- ' - , s ' ', K .,,aJ5 .. 1 , f fe . fr T L Q sw 610' L ' an -. fi ,, Y- g U V' K Z 1 ' A ' 5 ,r A. Mx t .l 5 . - f IU FIRST ROW lrighl fo lefll: Schulh, Vasquel, Harrison, How- ard, Kelly, Davis, Carlsen, Meier, Baldocchi, Womer, Krurnpe, Hyman, Holler, Barnewilz, Snell, Russell, Gerow, Colombat, Wong. SECOND ROW: Tse, Freeman, Berensmeire, De Will, Quan, Haclrlnr, Robinson, MBHll,KB6V0,GGhS1, Busch, Torrens, Burns, Honningnr, Zingmarl, Moriguchi, Alexander, THIRD ROW: Hadley, Derasaus, Feazier, Maison, Malinslry, Lanlria noFl, Howard, Goddard, Curfis, Sygiua, Bucllley, Wong, Lee, Michael, Tanalma, Onuma, Dales, Cohen. FOURTH ROW Grady, Meyer, Jue, Furness, Porler, Langer, Romm, Levin Dare, Chan, Fuller, Oakley, Holbroolr, Malmi, Der, Greuler Rosenberg, Mondini, Dana. we unior Cfadd I I U FIRST ROW lrighl lc lelll: McClellan, Humriclhouse, Ballin, Mannion, Karoll, Slridrnore, Greenberg, Drohlich, Saldie, Buhrl, Granich, King, Elizarde, Regina, Tibayan, Verrah, Lenci, Mol- loy. SECOND ROW: Newman, Lewon, Soller, Srnilh, Walls. Leo, Gooch, Thompson, Jacobs Rehleld, Goldberg, Gonsel, Gould, Carp, Michael, Gunlher, Bond. Vega. THIRD ROWS 111- ... .- Me. 1 . i l GM v H ,5 if 9 in 1 was ' it Tourubaroff, Blue, Chew, Ding, Morimalo, Kewaguchi, Sehoin, Farber, Kimball, Camilleri, Miyasalri, Cheu, Wong, Sorensen Veller, Scroggie, Szelo. FOURTH ROW: Johnson, Russ, Lebo vilz, Malhis, Ju, Young, Lew, Lee, Owyang, Ng, Scoll, Jen, Wong. we fallow unior CKCLJJ mlhiui-QQ? . lg. Leff To riglwfz ARLENE CHUSID-Secrefory BARBARA SOLTER-Execufive Council BOB RAYE-Presidenf SUE SCOTT-Vice-Presidenf KATHY SALIS-Execufive Councif LOUISE MIYAMOTO-Execuiive Council V iz Lefv 'Q HGH: Ro.-1 N R160 CA BEZASa BILL GOLCSM'TH-- Eve LOVS CARMACK-E-Q Rc,-. 2 JEAN FRNSLZ-Ewgg KQM MY YEE-S93 Ur E BLACK-V':9 17 Q- If rl , ' Q. ..' ' Y lv it i V Y-Tv, ,.- UL- , f ...xi -a L is 1 4 . ' Q -Q 731 Q':'lX' fi ii e , V 3 'I f M HFWY3 BVI' IW N I -C' I H Q F I V' FIRST ROW llafl Io righllz Blausrein, Brown, Cupp, Daggao, Tom, Malheson, Schwarh, Heuga, Sielrmann, Ishii, Davis, De- Sparr, Orlega, Roscoe, Bayles, McNeIIis. SECOND ROW: Moldaro, Amrolell, Shimamolo, Yamagishi, Carlson, Reese IU Pound, Miralles, Severin, Miller, Beasley, Luke, Wong, Hasi- ings, Lunclquisl, Fagan. THIRD ROW: Rockmore, Yafabe Earby, Dozier, Vefler, De Felippo, Fulfon, Dulil, Kinzio, John- son, Ness, Freedman, Ivanoff, Oppenheim, Lane, Williams. .7Ae Jaw unior Cfdzfd iv 1- V' FIRST ROW lrighl fa lelfl: Lease, Brislane, Sfickle, Guffman, Dulfon, Jow, Fishbein, Silverman, Gong, Gross, Harrison, Black, Arnold, Lapp, Wang. SECOND ROW: Bunfin, Yee, Bourdel, Kilugawa, Mirchell, Fukushima, Enfriien, Robbins, Tighe I ea. , R K , ID Norifs, Slrihlze, Bulclher, Rodgers, Clian, Ryan, Del Giorno THIRD ROW: Goldsmilh, Cabezas, Newell, Chew, Paige Wriglif, Bulcke, Lazarus, Olinger, Poon, Ramos, Pelri, Panaga his, SIaH, Haar, Wiebe. , -.. jk? .SJOPAOHQOFQ KZCLZM Lell lo righfz SHARON LAPP-Execufive Council KIMMY YEE-Execulive Council LINDA CANTWELL--Vice-Presldenl NORMAN GONG-Presidenl FRANCES CARLSON-Secrelory CHRISTINE LEASE-Execullve Council Leff lo riqlwl: Row I KENNETH JUIE-Exe:. fe 'C MARTIN GOLDROD-Resize 4 MARGARET POYNTER-Vie-Presd Row 2 SIV OQVIST-Execpfive Cong. DAVIS-EX'3C,llv9 CQ,f-QI ALICE I-IUBERMAN-Secfekcfy D554 1 H , -Niifz rf' H Q FIRST ROW llefl lo righll: Borronc, Haskell, Douglas, Torrens, Pung, Polisi, Gunlher, Schneider, Urusofl, Tipton, Beeson, Jung, Handlon, McLaughlin, Andersen, Conslanlinofl, Gasser, Smilh, Williams, Confwell, Jones. SECOND ROW: Gilmore, Cibrero, Alores,Slognar,Lopu1, Kilman, Allcrio, Rosimas, Hawes, Lyon, Clodlellnr, Lamborl, Larson, Nanny, Bloom, Carrier, Vdovikun, Jonas, Chang. THIRD ROW: Raberlson, Roddick, Brody, Am- sfoin, Bolway, Hirschrnan, Greenberg, Goldman, Gordon, . i I ID Goodman, Thorslacl, Johnson, Ccssmore, Sfueland, Morrow, Williamson, Wong, Jolly, Harf, Lowe. FOURTH ROW: Wigow- sky, Jones, Chu, Arikawa, Nishimolo, Akashi, Tom, McCarlney, Fuiimura, Chooey, Ng, Beyer, Kersey, Miller, Herron, Bolsley, Wong, Vojgl, Sohl, Hughes, Miller, Holling. FIFTH ROW: Crovifch, Housor, Cole, Corfer, Chu, Woshinglon, Taylor, Agus- lin, Morgan, Schwarlz. jf' .SiJl0A0l'Yl0l 8 Cfbldfi V Hu - .agp - -1 wk Aa H-fk wqetx-ilk ' NL 4- - - '. spur- A- if- A l,-.N,-- 4- Har- f . 1 FIRST ROW llc-lt lo righflz Massey, Gleason, Clolhier Bige' low, Morningsfor Sillrnan, Gravill, Thompson, Sheldon, Si? Schaenfeld, Robin, Van Bake, Simons, Tompkins, Wafkins Vwlhilman Neugebcren Lee Jones Folkman. SECOND ROW: Scolt, Adelscn Goldberg Toby Cobeccirfi, Moushivo, Jones Anderson Dangelo Pollen, Spar Avery, Aus?in, Kaneko, Heil. Turner, Richler, Bollier. THIRD ROW: Cheu, Henderson, Chee Felso. Lee, Jin, Kwon, Benvenisle, De Fe Lippo, Kuwada Brooks, Shapiro, Honre+fy, Regino, Gehres, Snowdon, Blakely Brooks, Dawson. FOURTH ROW: Fong, Gray, Flake, Casey Lorleou, Hoslings, Davis, Fisher, Chan, Ornpod, Neff, Olivores A. Low, S. Low, Cosla, Bufner, Young. V W, . 1 2 ,gy FIRST ROW lrighl 'lo lefllz Beslc, Elcm, Fraser, Brainerd, Bail, Crisfofani, Murphy, Seilri, Yoshihara, San Felipe, Wong, Ng, Roulcey, Cesio, Johnson, Schwarfz, Davis, Bauer, Shapiro. SEC- OND ROW: Michaelis, Phoiopoulos, Ushanoff, Wong, Lum, Gruschlra, Bergman, Slevens, Garl-shore, Oqvisl, Poynfer, Skin- ner, Meharry, Birdsall, Kaufman, Hall, Williams. THIRD ROW: Lous+aunau, Hall, Luhmon, Burfon, Miller, Achuch, SarreH, Eng, Wallach, Saharofi, Smifh, Bobrow, Garvin, Coughlin, IU Sleine, Miller, Fischer. FOURTH ROW: Haslefl, Wing, Gold- farb, Gridley, Barlholomew, Lee, Murnane, Broolrs, Karoll, Tallolrsen, Sugarman, Bell, Smiih, Molloy, Musanle, Heinen, Jang, Garden, Abbo++, Dunn, FIFTH ROW: PrasololT, Tannen- baum, Piper, Ng, Clan, Vouhis, Tielze, Tamura, Nishimurc, Welch, Ellis, Wesi, Phillips, McLean, Poon, Gorirell, Harris, Ha+cheH, Salchell. .740 Sopkomore 66165 'V , W' S f ,xii T F EBL ei 4 In FIRST ROW lrighf +o lefll: Hiclrman, Brislane, Work, Lissauer, Lam, Lee, Hall, Spcnier, Goldrod, Grinley, Daniels, Miichell Cahee, Marensfein, Andre, Craigmile, Flores, Polak, Jungnicliel Conard. SECOND ROW: Doerner, Cascd, Alaniz, Schillaci McGoven, Wong, Lilienlhal, Jue, Jofel, Balisfreri, Baumann Vucci, Hom, Tom, Mazza, Kleinsorge, Judlsovic. THIRD ROW Tse, Tom, Tuclrer, Loflson, Jones, McGee, Hudson, Whife Chong, Tye, Gee, Louie, Chin, Dere, Thue, Leavill, Sfralhdee -Solloway, Klemushksn. FOURTH ROW: Mczslef, Andrews, Bef. folina, Eiberger, Bayes, Bianco, Shli++er, Cooper, Haase, John- son, Bernard, Moran, Binelli, Thompson, Fields, Wilson Nafhan, MacQuarrie. FIFTH ROW: Thal, Jones, Grossman Bellamy, Khoury, Bradford, Kyle, Hubermon, Laird, Brooks- banlc, Mewshikolii, Vogel, Swarioui, Hesselgesser, Cooper Kuhnle, Honeli, Smith, Marino. bfi? we OLU xSQl9A0l'l'l0l Q C6155 , R+ -A N , L99 ig fqhfj SANDY POLK-ExeCd7ve Ccfi' AUDREY STQHL-V1Ce,:'es!c1e BETTY JOHNSTCNE-Sevefofw JEFF LLOYD-Pfes de SUE ELl.lOTvE1eQ.'3'.e Cf. f':1 NATQTNE GELBEQMAN-Exe: 'lf-3 Co 'r fi-T lil 'wp W.. Luff fo righf: LYNN DAVlSHVico-Presidenf CAROL GARDEN-Execufivo Council KENNETH JUE-Prosidonf ALICE HUBERMAN-Exocufivo Councii PAT WATKINS -Exucufivo Council SIV OUVIST--Smrofory . N.. Q9 Qu-T .. bb QQ 5 sf D 4 . ff 9 Q , ,VA 2 7134- si Q ', ': A D, D D, ,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,, , , L X y L Z , r , , , y , , Q ' 'f' , 3 Y V 'A M F ,f , . 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A, f , f - V, f , V , 1 v I Wil 6,4 FIRST ROW lloff To righflz Laffy Gordon, Dick ATkins, Guy Eddy, Dich Carlson, Ralph Mafhis, James Perkins, Jim Vegas, Al BanTon, Colvin Murray, Dennis Cooney. SECOND ROW: Larry Smilh, John Lanzavecchia, Sfan Hing, Tom Jones, Bob Reed, Rich De Leon, James Thomas, Al Eagle, Tad Seliino, nhmife The Eagles iniTiaTed Their AAA season when They mel Lowell on SepTember 28, and were downed I3-T4, as The Toe proved To be The deciding TacTor. The Eagles' Dick ATkins bulldozed his way inTo The end-zone Tor The TirsT score, and a conversion by Ralph MaThis made iT 7-O. ATTer an Indian TD, The Eagles scored again on a pass play Trom BousqueT To BurTon, buT The conversion by BousqueT was missed. The Indians scored laTe in The game and Their conversion gave Them a close win. ln Their second game The Eagles meT, played, and ravaged SainT lgnaTius, 26-7. The Eagle scores were made by BousqueT on a booTleg, Orognen on a blocked punT, Page on an inTercepTion, and Orognen again on a pass play, in ThaT order, and MaThis' Two conversions broughT The ToTal To 26 poinTs. On OcTober 29, WashingTon capTured Their second vicTory by deTeaTing Sacred I'IearT, Zl-7. l.eTTy Gordon opened The scoring Tor The Eagles on a T9-yard run. Then a long pass Tram BousqueT To BurTon regisTered a TD, and Perkins ran Tor The Tinal score. MaThis' Three PAT's gave The Eagles Their Zl poinTs. In The Eagles' TourTh game againsT Balboa, The Bucs could do no wrong as They downed WashingTon by The :core QT 35-O. The Buccaneers' oowe'Tul sTrong line proved Too much Tor 'he Eagles ard opened many Ti 'hdqv-.n holes. Willie Burdeaux, Ray Ecklund. THIRD ROW: Marco Wrighf, Don Soloman, Joe Simon, Hal Riedel, Bob Haynes, Bill Ma- suda, Bob Sorenson, John Orognen, Marfy Dunn, Mack BurTon, George MonTgomery, George Heoren, Nick Velichinsky, Marion Page. J goozhif November I was a damp, dank day, buT The Eagles didn'T leT naTure sTop Them, as They proved vicTorious over Mission by The score oT I3-O. Besides being Wash- ingTon's Third vicTory oT The season, This win caTapulTed Them inTo an evenTual play-off berTh. In Their lasT regular game aT The season The Eaglds meT Their age-old rivals, and broke Their nine-year-long iinx by downing Lincoln, I2-IO. As always, The game was a hard ToughT one on boTh sides, buT wiTh greaT runs by BurTon and Gordon, combined wiTh a sTubborn Eagle line, The MusTangs were liTerally Torced To relin- quish Their Bell Trophy. ln The semi-Tinals WashingTon again meT The mighTy Buccaneers, buT This Time Balboa was ThankTul To geT away wiTh a I5-6 vicTory. This game was Typical oT Those played previously, Tor The under-raTed Eagles ToughT wiTh a spiriT rarely seen beTore. VARSITY GAME RESULTS WashingTon Lowell I4 WashingTon SainT lgnaTius 7 WashingTon Sacred I-learT 7 WashingTon Balboa 35 WashingTon Mission O WashingTon Lincoln 9 WashingTon Balboa I5 lSemi Finals J. V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW llefT To rigl-nfl: Melvin Thomas, Al Cailfeaux, William Sanclers, John Leveclc, AlberT Seahorn, Gary Schmuclr, Dennis Call, Ernes'l' Johnson, Ted WyaTT, Ron Ecllelhoff, Bob Rames. SECOND ROW: James Pullen, Frank Wishom, Fred unior' joofgaf The J. V. Team This season won Tive games, Tied Two and losT one. IT There were playoTTs This J. V. Team cer- Tainlylwould have mode iT. STarTing oTT Their season, They Trounced Balboa l5-O. Their nexT opponenTs were The Sacred l'learT Irish, who played a rough game, and aT The end OT The TourTh quarTer leTT our Tield wiTh a Tie score, l3-l3. The J. V.'s nexT meeTing was wiTh The WildcaTs Trom SainT lgnaTius. This proved To be an exciTing and Thrill- ing game up To The lasT second, when The gun wenT oTT and The score was 7-7. The Team was geTTing Tired oT The Tie scores and decided To really Thrash Their nexT opponenTs, who were The MusTangs Tram Lincoln. The J. V.'s cerTainly goT a win Tor Themselves againsT The MusTangs, 31-I3. Their nexT game was really a hearlbrealcer. lT was The Eagles' only loss OT The season. Many people Teel ThaT our 7-6 loss To Mission was iusT The brealcs oT The game. ATTer Talcing Their deTeaT againsT Mission, The J. V.'s came back To a 27-O win over Galileo. The Team was really going greaT and won The remaining Two games. They beaT Poly l3-7, and easily overToolc The lndians Tram Lowell by The score 26-l9. All The boys on This Team are The sTars. No one boy sTood ouT. They played TogeTher as a Team and were able To have one oT The highesT Junior VarsiTy records Tor 56. OT course, all oT This would have been impossible wiThouT The guidance oT Their coach, Mr. Lubamerslcy. if ' LoebensTein, John Newell, Roger Severin, Franlc Vucci, Rey Carr, Arnold Covarrubias, Leland Miller, Riclr Benadon, Edward MarTin, THIRD ROW: Gary SmiTh, David Kinzie, Barry Sollo- way, Al Henninger, Bill Wong, Fred Ishida, lsao lshilrawa, Enno Tammilr, Tailri Onuma, HanbeaT Briscoe, Mgr. ,S70l0A0l'I'L0l Q joofgaf The Sophomore Team, under The supervision oT Mr. MadTes, consisTs oT inexperienced boys. lTs purpose is To give Sophomore boys a chance To play who haven'T The abiliTy To malce Junior VarsiTy. This year The Team was Tairly successTul, winning Two ouT oT Tour games. They were vicTorious in The game wiTh SainT lgnaTius. Larry Bane and Dave Kinzie, who passed Tor Two Touch- downs, were The ouTsTanding players oT The conTesT. S. l. exhibiTed a Tino deTensive game To no avail. The game wiTh Mission was a well-played and hard- ToughT conTesT wiTh Mission coming ouT on Top. The score was Tied unTil The lasT quarTer when Mission Tal- lied. John Muriel scored Two Touchdowns, one good Tor 90 yards. Lincoln was iusT Too big and Too sTrong Tor us. Tom Wishom, LesTer Eng and Joe Olds played Tine deTensive games. The Eagles swamped Tavored Lowell, who was pre- viously undeTeaTed. John Muriel, scoring Two Touch- downs, and Gene PeTers were ouTsTanding players. Coach Madfes expressed hope ThaT more boys will parTicipaTe in The games r1exT year. Scores SainT lgnaTius O, WashingTon l3: Lincoln l4, Wash- ingTon O: Mission 27, WashingTon 2lZ Lowell 7, Wash- ingTon 34. Aff xp, f . X a 1 5 ,, ' uf' A L,.1 . 1 x 4 1 4-sua I '3 . 0 FIRST ROW lle'fT To righTl: Alfred Alinez, Pe'ler Gruschka, Ed EgerT, Alex Kabanciw, Heinz MerTens, Bryan Saasfa, MarTin Joe, Gerald Avenal. SECOND ROW: .lonaThan Edwards, Bob Hammond, Don FlinT, Bernard Buhrz, PeTer Kimball, Ken OCCQI' The soccer Team aT Fall '56 was very impressive, end- ing up in Third place wiTh a record of Tive wins, Two losses and one Tie, and Third place in The league. The Eagles began The season wiTh an ouTsTanding 7-l vicTory over a weak SainT lgnaTius Team. ln The second game oT The season The Eagles meT a sTrong Team Trom Galileo. The Eagles played a good deTensive game bu+ couldn'T break Through The Galileo deTense Tor more Than one goal. Final score: Galileo I, WashingTon l. ln Their nexT game, The Eagles meT The leagues sTrongesT Team, The Mission Bears. The Eagles couldn'T keep up wiTh The Bear's husTle and hard play, and Tell beTore The Bears, 4-2. ln Their TourTh game, The Eagles meT The Lowell ln- dians and compleTely scalped Them, 5-O. This was one oT The Eagles' besT games oT The season. The Eagles Then meT a Tired-up Lincoln MusTang Team which had noT been Too consisTenT all season. ln 0 , l vb.. Moorehead, Serge Burenin, Jeff Romm, Horace Jackson. THIRD ROW: Yusef Mirza, Warren Downes, Max Safdie, Edward Grace, Ray Solbau, Gus Hon+aIes, Al SuTTer, Bob Horwih, William GoldsmiTh, Roger Goldberg. 606011 This game The MusTangs goT oTT To a 4-O lead, and iT looked like The Eagles were going To be upseT, buT Then in True WashingTon spiriT The Eagles came roaring back To Tie The scare, and Then laTer in The lasT period The Eagles scored anoTher goal Tor The margin oT vicTory, 5-4. ln The Tollowing game The Eagles meT and deTeaTed a sTubborn Poly Team by The decisive score oT 5-3. ln The lasT regular season game The Eagles meT The Balboa Buccaneers. The Eagles played Their usual sTrong game and deTeaTed Balboa, 3-I. ln The play-oTTs, The Eagles again rneT The Mission Bears. The Eagles had To win This game or They would be Through Tor The season and They played a Terrific game, buT were deFeaTed in The laTe sTage: oT The game, 2-l. CongraTulaTions go To The soccer TGGVTTTE TWC Alhfply players, Serge Burenin and Ken Moorehead and To The resT oT The boys who pracTicea so hara beTore and OTTer school, and To Their Coach, Mr, Odgne, 3 -n Bc-rnord Bul'1r1,HB '.-'ve 1 funn- I Jonollwn lzdwurdx, FB W? Z 19 'Q I l Il' A fa.-g 7 'Wi' Jef? Romm, HB 2 ,I in n. J fs -er NOW-n Sm l -July, W - Q CQ, . Q 4 in T 1 Pele Kimball, HB SOCCER as Alex Kaboncnw, W T4 as X' 1 Q ' 4? P Don Flinl, FH Bryon Souxfa, W :nil as . -:J ll . P I QQ. li A , Pele Gruschlma, I Heinz Msrhms I Ed Egcrf l Ken Mooreheod. HB Se,-ge Burg,-.ini FB rAu.Ca+yl QA!!-CHyJ Q-Bs K W ,,,,g. QS 1 sw l' Q- l' 'ac-,l V, : lil 4 1 I V 1 -- Q l ll r NY f l 1, ' Vicfor Froginr CF , mi ,,., . Bot Hummord G G.,-rgfd Avenul, G , if 'D 7 , T iyfsgfbxy gy ,yy ,T sy .jf FIRST ROW ilef-T To righfl: STeve Gray, Errol Hall, Ernesl' SECOND ROW: William Randle, Johannes Van Hoff, Elclen Johnson, Dennis Cooney, Vernon Coleman, UlesTer KounTz, Davis, RoberT Farber, James Thomas. nhmifecl gafilfefdaf The Eagles losT a very close Thriller in Their league opener, being downed by Galileo, 39-38. Hammond, Coleman and l-lall led The scoring Tor WashingTon wiTh Ten, nine, and eighT poinTs, respecTively. ln Their second game The Eagles losT To Lowell, 30-2l, wiTh The Indians' Toll, All-CiTy cenTer, Tom Meschery, proving a greaT TacTor wiTh his display of boardworlc. Eagle Torward, James Thomas, sanlc Two Tree Throws wiTh Ten seconds remaining in The WashingTon-SainT lgnaTius game To give The quinTeT Their TirsT win oT The season, 26-25. WashingTon capTured iTs second vicTory oT The season by downing The lrish Trom Sacred l'learT, 36-34, Again iT was a very close TilT, and The lead changed hands many Times. SuTTering a nine-poinT deTiciT aT The beginning oT The game, The Eagles ToughT back To edge ouT The highly Tavored Bucs oT Balboa, 26-25, Tor Their Third consecu- Tive win. A nine-poinT deTiciT musT be a luclcy charm Tor The Eagles, Tor again WashingTon was behind nine poinTs, This Time wiTh only six minuTes remaining in The game, againsT The Lincoln MusTangs, and came baclc specTac- ularly wiTh a greaT display oT unquiTTing spiriT To cap- Ture The vicTory, 4l-39, Bob Hammond and Errol l-lall led The scoring Tor The Eagles in This, Their lasT game beTore graduaTion, wiTh l5 and l2 poinTs, respecfively. ln The Eagles' sevenTh game aT The season, They meT The very Tall, very sTrong ParroTs oT PolyTechnic and were downed, 37-28. Besides The TacT ThaT The ParroTs had such greaT heighT, The mid-season graduaTion aT such greaT WashingTon players as Errol l-Tall. Bob Ham- mond, Marion Page, and James Thomas greaTly wealn- ened The WashingTon Team. The Eagle high scorers in This game were Vern Coleman, who scored eighT poinTs, and Mack BurTon wiTh seven poinTs. WiTh a 38-36 win over The Mission Bears, The Eagles broughT Their sTring oT wins To Tive, and also ingnred Themselves oT a ploy-oTT berTh. ln The semi-Tinals The Eagles Tough+ hard bij wer downed by Balboa, 25-2l, To era Their greg' jg-gjgr. BeTore The season sTarTed, expefTs o7clfed Wosh'nciTc Tor a low, second division Team, bus -,-17+ The-'r CQPQYW. ous push and TorTiTude, The Eagles Qoewyeg +15 Digqe wiTh a 5-3 record. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I lveriicallylz Marion Page Raw 2: Johannes van Hoff Dennis Cooney Row 3: James Thomas Errol Hall Bob Hammond Raw 4: Vern Coleman Maclr Bur+on fe-:v im. VARSITY BOXSCORE Waslwinglon Washingion Washingfon Wcshingion Washingfon Woshingfon Waslwingfon Woslmingfon Washingfon Galileo 39 Lowell 30 Sain? lgnaf Sacred He Balboa 25 Lincoln 39 Poly 37 Mission 36 nals Balboa 25 I30's BOXSCORE Washingion 75 Galileo 29 Washinglon 64 Lowell 39 Washinglon 63 Soinl lgnolius 44 Washingfon 44 Sacred Hearl' 32 Washinglon 63 Balboa 20 Washingfon 60 Lincoln 39 Waslvingfon 68 Poly 36 Woslsingion 70 Mission 49 Semi-Finals Washingfon 57 Sain? lgnafius 53 Finals Washinglon 43 Poly 38 , fl WWWW ' I X X f ,f 2 , ' f , X xr an my l30's BASKETBALL Row l lverficallyls Jim Wafldns Harry Chew Row 2: Andy Abaurrea Mel Wilson Mel Thomas Row 3: .lesse Hollins Piclcens Rodgers Row 4: Al Winder 'l ' ,w,',.. -. iw- nl' 49- :Y T . 1? fi' I B W 14 s l' 4 T if D if FIRST ROW fluff To righllz Ralph MoThis. Vic Cumugun, Harry WyaH, AI Winder, Mel Thomas, James WoTlim, Mel Wil- Chaw, Janie Hollins, Andy Abourrna, SECOND ROW: Tod son. 1302 Z?wLef6af ATTer capTuring I6 sTraighT viCTories during Their pracTice season, The Tabulous l30's made iT I7 by Trouncing Galileo, 75-29, in Their TirsT regular league game. WaTkins led The Eagles' scoring wiTh 22 poinTs. and Wilson and Hollins racked up I5 and I2 respec- Tively. In Their second game The Eagles meT Lowell and compleTely massacred The Indians, 64-39. The l.ighT- weighTs' deTense was superb and very rarely were The Indians able To peneTraTe The barrier oT The peppy WashingTon Tive. Jim WaTkins wiTh 22 poinTs and Jesse Hollins wiTh 20 led The way To anoTher l30 vicTory againsT SainT lg- naTius, as The Eagles dumped The CaTs, 63-44. Dropping Sacred HearT, 44-32, The unmaTched l30's sTreTched Their lengThening chain aT consecuTive wins Ta 20. Jesse Hollins was high scorer oT The game wiTh 2l painTs. The Eagles- surely made The Buccaneers aT Balbaa Teel as if Then were walkin? 'he cfarl as 'hes more Thar Tripled Ther .ipc'3 e '- are 63-20 J m Wales ea The scares: wr! 37 P55 ': Mei W' sac came ne-' A - w la ln 'he' e in 'he Eagles swamaea The Lincoln MusTcings, 60-39, Tor anoTher easy vicTory. Jesse Hollins scored 22 poinTs and Jim WaTlcins scored I5 To be high poinT men. Though Poly had previously been undeTeaTed in league compeTiTion, The Eagle Tive Tound iT a raTher easy maTTer To dispose aT The ParroTs, 68-36. Jesse Hollins scoring 27 poinTs, and Jim WaTlcins scoring I5 led The way in The poinT deparTmenT. Jim WaTlcins and Jesse Hollins' combined 45 poinTs led The l30's To a 70-49 vicTory over The Mission Bears To bring The chain oT consecuTive wins To 24. This was Their lasT league game, and They had Thus Tar remained unbeaTen. ln Their TirsT game in The semi-Tinals againsT SainT lanaTius, The Eagles Tinally meT a Team ThaT could oTTer Them some opposiTion. Only a lasT quarTer rally gave WashingTon Their 57-54 win, Tor, aT one Time previously. They had Trailed The CaTs, 42-34. The WashingTon unbeaTen Tive meT Poly Tor The CiTy Championship and capTured Their 26Th consecuTive vic- Tory, 43-38. as well as The AAA championship. Besides The Teams ouTsTonding periformances, individual play- ers made greaT shaoTing scores. Jim WaTlcins broke The airy record wiTh l58 poinTs, Jesse Hollins Tied Tor second place wiTh I46, and Wilson secured Third place wiTh 99. fy , 7 you l f Z ffffflclfriw L1 f Y' BACK ROW lleTT To righfl: Terry Michels, John Chan, Henry dridge Johns, .loe McCowan, .lames STokes, Raymond Hearne Gee, RoberT Grayson, Eddy Anderson, Roberl' FulTon, Ron Leonard Graves. Weinshenlr. FRONT ROW: John Murio, WilberT Noble, El- o!TgAfweigAf ga.4Lef6af l20's The T956 George WashingTon T20-pound baslceTball Team broughT anoTher championship home, Their sixTh in Ten years. Coach McGraTh TelT ThaT compeTiTive spiriT and husTle were The main virTues responsible Tor The Team's success. The abiliTy To come Through in The close conTesTs also Tigured prominenTly. They beaT Sacred l-learT and ST. lgnaTius by one poinT each, and They deTeaTed Galileo by Three poinTs. The boys who saw plenTy oT acTion during This winning season were Chan, Graves, Grayson, l-learne, Mc- Cowan and STolces. The Tinal sTandings Tound The champs wiTh a 7-l record, Their lone loss being To The Third place Lowell Team. ll2's This year's WashingTon ll2's ended The season in second place wiTh a 7-I record. They losT only To The undeTeaTed Sacred T-learT Tive. FirsT-sTringers Roclcmore. Won, Anderson, Jones. and Lee comprised a well-bal- anced, good-scoring uniT. Roclcmore was The club's Top rebounder, and All-CiTy selecTion Anderson was an ouT- sTanding all-around player. Coach AThanasopoulos aTTribuTed The Tearn's Tine record To good scoring and good rebounding. He TelT ThaT The loss oT Top-scorer Norman Gwyang beTore The sTarT oT The season cosT The Team The championship. Norm was disaualiTied due To a rnixup on his eligibiIiTy card. lf' -.-. ve'-Y BOTTOM ROW lleTT To righfl: Gin, Jones, Won, Lee, Anderson. TOP ROW: Franklin, Louie, Roclxmore, Thompson, Hondo. 15 P l 4 'ig if i al U I Q FIRST ROW llefT To righTl: Gidel, Hagemann, Cooney, Har- rison, Carr, Ams+rin, Gordon, Kimball, SECOND ROW: Pullen, Sanders, Pon, Murry, Redwine, Vucci, Herbruger, Dunn, An- Pi drews, Lee. THIRD ROW: Shields, Randle, Gray, Coleman, McWilliams, Burfon, Winniclc, Roalrer, Dunn, Haynes. j 6l,CA Sad 0l'I, WashingTon's VarsiTy Track Team sTarTed OTT iTs TirsT league meeT wiTh a bang as The Eagles easily dumped Lowell in all Three divisions. Pacing The Eagles To Their TirsT vicTory were LeRoy Shields, who was ouTsTanding in The shoT puT and discus Throw divisions, and Tom Skinner, who won in The l20 high hurdles and l8O low hurdles. The scores were, in The UnlimiTeds, 63273 To 4972: 1-he 3O's, 83 sys To 20 ifs, The 205, 49 To 28. The Eagles ran all over Balboa, winning by a big margin in each division. Wilson's run oT 52.4 in The 440 and Murray's dash oT 23.5 in The 220 were some oT The highlighTs oT The day, The l30's were led by Hearne, wiTh a high iumb oT 5'9 , and Reese wiTh a broad jump oT 2O'2 . The Tinal counT saw The UnlimiTeds end up wiTh a score oT 63 To Balboa's 501 in The 30's, 80lf7 To 24lfQ5 in The 2O's, 64 To l3. 4 The nexT meeT wiTh ST. lgnaTius saw The UnlimiTecls, l30's and l20's win again wiTh scores oT 64273 To 47lf3, 77 To 26, and 63 To l4, respecTively. Pullen led The Var- siTy aTTaclc wiTh a disTance oT 99-7 in The discus Throw. ln The Galileo meeT The VarsiTy liTerally ran Through The Galileo squad by a score oT 96 To 6. The l30's pre- vailed by a lop-sided score oT 99 To 4. Leading The 30's To Their vicTory were LaTham, who did l l:40 in The 70- yard high hurdles: Jacobs, who didl:34.0 in The 660, and AusTin, who was Timed aT l5.6 in The l50-yard dash. The l20's also won easily Trom Galileo, 46 To 30. The Eagles were impressive in winning Their meeT wiTh Lincoln, deTeaTing Them in all Three divisions. Leading The VarsiTy was LeRoy Shields, who seT a school record in The discus- l42-Olfy. Final scores: VarsiTy, 78-355 l 30's, 8 l -221 l 20's, 49-28. FIRST ROW llefT To righfl: Miyamoio, Briscoe, Sfogner, Loihan, F, Wishom, Graves, Silversfein, Franlclin, R. Wong, W. Wong, Mendell. SECOND ROW: Bosf, Brooks, T. Wishom, Anderson, Hearne, Goldman, S. Ono, Casfro, D. Jones, Chow, G. Ono. THIRD ROW: T. Jones, Law, Severin, Johnson, Kinzie, Michael, Hasfings, Thomas, E. Anderson, Law, Murio, De Leon, Palmer, Jacobs, Maorehead, Williams, Fuiimura, Smolen, Tanalra, Singer. ' I I' f eng '5 2 100:55 In Tho regular season roundfrobin The Eagles' Crow, CounTry Team didn'T Tare Too well. ln The All-CiTy Meel VVas,lTingTon come ouT Tourfh. OuTf,Tanding players in Tho championship meeT were WesTman, Thomas, Har- rison, T-Taaemann and Hammond, who Tinished second. During The regular season The Eagles proved To be vasTly superior To Mission, beaTing Them T656 lThe low- esT score winningT. They losT To Poly, 42-32, and Lowell, 48-20. Balboa crushed us, 46-I7, buT we were vicTorious over Riordan and SainT lqnaTius, beaTing Them T7-54 and 27-29, respecTiyely, FIRST ROW Ue'fT To righTT: Harrison, Nunon, Hammond, AmsTein, Thomas, Temple, AusTin. SECOND ROW: Chow, vlxff ,, , ii-my is I - if T 1's,,,,+ B v-v . 'S' T ' 5 is 'V 'T 1 . z? ' T, ' Pi' . , mf T fy , ws - - 'T rv . is ' . , 2 2 42 ' . yu , -yn. Xgqi hr v ' - V, ' 7 5 N . 2 L ' 'Yin' 'til NX., TOP ROW Ueff To righflz Mock BurTon, brood iumpg Paul Hagemann, 880: Tom Skinner, hurdles: Pickens Rodgers, mile. SECOND ROW: Ralph MoThis, high jump: Lorrell Anderson, high iump: Leroy Shields, shof puf. 2 Olflflilag Thi: Poly moel was hirghliqhlcfd Tay a colour: balllc bob Tween Loohy of Poly and Pirlfonf, Rodggorf, oT Tho Eagles. Rodgerg was The ouT-,Tanding man of Thr: noauon, Un' TorTunaTely, he ',uTTercd a cold in The charnpionnhip racr: and Tailed To place. This year! Team under Coach Mariner has kepT up The TighTing spiriT oT George Wa',hinrgTon. Their sincere desire To win when The chips were down if. Typical oT WaShingTon. Sophomore Jerry Brooks gave indicaTionf, of becom- ina an ouTsTanding Track 5Tar Tor The Eagles. Jacobs, Ono, Brooks, Loukianoff, WesTman, Hcgemcnn, Skin- ner. X S 5 1. .- , as nr as 5. A 1: - V . TXT' E is ii R ' .. ,A , I V ,fn . T X '.-if T- . fi, . 4 xx . K A C V ml vi ' JW FIRST ROW lleff To righilz Gan, LilienThal, Levin, Harbond, sTrom, Jones. THIRD ROW: Oyama, Goodman, Tommilz, Naga- Greenberg, Gordon, Shapiro, Lane, Karoll. SECOND ROW: numa, Yee, Gee, Chao, Van Hoff. Gibson, Bloom, Neal, Miralles, Jin, PeTuya, BaTmale, Gold- Q0 Up To yearbook press Time, This year's Golf Team was unsuccessful in any OT iTs league rnaTches. Their TirsT maTch wiTh Lincoln ended up wiTh The Linlcs on Top by a score oT SV7 To 3'f2. The nexT maTch wiTh Lowell again saw The Eagles go down To deTeaT by a score oT 6 To 3. The Golf Team, which is ably coached by Mr. McGraw, plays all oT iTs maTches aT Lincoln Parlc. The boys who played some Tine golT This year are Elden Davis, Alex TourouburoTT, Gordon Gruber and Ron Weinshenlc. ennifi eowon This year's spiriTed Eagle neTTers ended The season in second place wiTh a six-win, oneeloss record. WashingTon's season began wiTh a 5-2 Triumph over a Tairly sTrong Balboa uniT, The nexT vicTim was a wealc Poly Team, which suTTered a 6-I loss aT The hands oT The Eagles. On March 26, The squad deTeoTed ST. lgnaTius. 7-O, in The besT season eTTorT. Following This was a 6-I vicTory over Mission, and successive 7-O wins over Lin- coln and Galileo. ln The championship maTch againsT Lowell, The Eagles losT a 5,2 decision To The Indians. is RJ U N Cf' X FIRST ROW llefi To righfl: Owyang, Lee, Davis, Lloyd, Soss. THIRD ROW: Blue, Tourubaroff, Gruber, Sugarman, Chang, SECOND ROW: Schwarz, Abaurrea, Bullis, Sfaudf, Bogas. Greenberg, Weinshenk. 1 1 ,.. ,. ,, .. - At .. V NXYW 1 ff lghf, X' ni Elf rl, A ' E 1 N, 1 ,, . ty' . A , ' , f X f X l 209 U ',6,!f, M , ' ji -f I i 4 1 Q X 'r r 4 ' . Q 1 , H, A l '-A ,. A ,' ' N u si T v r , FIRST ROW llefl fo righll: Kimball, Pierce, Covarrubias, Far- ROW: Horwilz, Herberl, Masuda, Bousquel, Carlsen, Bain, bor, Sullor, Morlens, Oalrley, Madfes, lan lrnascoll. SECOND Pleiler, Goldsfein, Maclfes lcocichl. XMLJ! VARSITY Playing I6 proc lice garnof. lhif, fifffllfifbll, Wa',hinglon , l'ioi'4.ol1iflvr'-. won liver and lied one. Wilh rnany mopho more-., lhir. year'e. learn hai. proved lo be vaully inex perivncod, and ha-. been plagued wilh many errors. lhi-ro will be al leasl six relurning lirsl slrinq players, and nexl year should see a very improved Washinglon learn, The league, which wenl inlo a sixeway season lie, had seen only one leam sure of ils league slanding from lhe beginning ol lhe season. Washinglon baseballers finished 'rhe Season wilh a blasl ol glory by delealing Lowell, 8-2. This lell Lowell and Washinglon lied lor lasl place wilh all olher learns lied lor lirsl place. 5 'if P111 J. V. lhanlcs lo lhe line coaching ol Mr. Ernie Domecuf-, Wa1,hinqlcin'1,lLJnior Vormily Bageball learn war, able lo come OUlOlll1f!',GCJ'Of1ll'l a -,Trang lourlh place. Besides lalring lourlh place lor lhemnolves, lhoy were able, by bealing Sl. lgnaliua, lo change lho whole order ol lhe league zlanding-,. Wilh a learn balling average ol 243, lhe J.V.'f., led by Jirn Masuda as lop baller, were able lo win over Galileo, Lincoln, Mission, S.l., and Lowell. They dropped a close game lo Poly. The league liral place learn, Bale boa, be-al lhem 6 lo 2, while second place Sacred l-learl beal lhem by IO lo 4. Allogelher, Washing'ron'f. J. Vff. played good ball, showing lhal lhey had whal il lalcec lo be a winning club. FlRST ROW llefl to rigl-ill: Francis, Legasa, Benvenisfe, De- Mgr., Ding, Slcff, Olson, Cailfeaux, Beyer, Masuda, King. Felippo, Toulolmin, Selzino, Korinof, SECOND ROW: Doerner, 'N I ie if. FIRST ROW lleTT To righTT: Misraclt, Wolff, Saharofl, Schmid, ,J Lanzavecchia, Dulce, Pollack, Michels, Jaclrson, Goldberg, STevems, Wallaclc, Zingrnarlc, SchwarTz. SECOND ROW: Miller, Doerner, SchlichTing. ' o o ll!ll'l'll'l'lll'lg This yeor's swimming Teoms hcid a very successTul seoson under Coach Gdone. The UnlimiTeds Tinished Their dual meeT season wiTh a record oT Tour wins and Three losses, and ToUrTh place in The league. The l3O's Tinished The season wiTh o record oT seven wins and no losses, and TirsT place in The league, and The l2O's also were undeTeclTed. In Their TirsT league meeT The Eagles meT The Buccof neers Trom Balboa and deTeoTed Them easily in all Three divisions. In Their second league meeT The Eagles meT ST. lg- naTius ond deTeoTed Them in Two oT The Three divisions. They losT in The UnlimiTeds To one oT The sTrongesT Teoms in The ciTy, bUT our powerTul lighTweighTs downed Them easily. In Their Third league game ogoinsT Lowell, The Eagles losT in The UnlimiTeds TJUT won boTh lighTweighTs To knock Their lighTweighTs Trom The unbeoTen ronlcs. ln Their nexT Two meeTs ogoinsT Mission ond Poly The Eagles easily deTeoTed Their opponenTs in all Three di- visions. NexT The Eagles mej Lincoln Tor The dual champion- ship in The l2O's ond l3O's. Our UnlimiTeds couldn'T hon- dle The leagues sTrongesT Teom, buT our lighTweighTs showed Their power by deTeoTing The MusTongs easily. In Their losT meeT oT The season The Eagles deTeoTed Galileo in all Three divisions. Due To our press deadline we were unable To give you The resulTs oT The All-CiTy MeeT, buT The Eagles looked sTrong in boTh The lighTweighT divisions. U! 1 , sw . Q . Q s ig It ' f Q T , a xxggurw, T 9 as f f . ' , X. . , A T MTD- 4 K TX 'C A , , FIRST ROW lleff To righT,: KolroTas, Panasilr, Thompson, guchi, Hirshman. THIRD ROW: KuhliTz, Jorgensen, Harrison SmiTh, Johnson, Gibbs, Websfer. SECOND ROW: Sfevens, Honda, Maior, Chuck, Miller, Ness, Sakovich, Lim, Tom, Fone. Bohne, Abrass, Fuller, von Emsfer, Emrich, Anderson, Kawa- TT S.. Q .rid ,ii C' rf Q . -4 w 1r'. 5. ,,r -,4 'Z vi wk I f...3. '?!x'v 4 1 ' ' if-, W! F 5? A f f : lf-my I M, V13 ,MN I , , S.- Q., A -4: f , :': T52 4 7 T F' . 3 ' A1 V 3 Y 2' n ,, ff, Jhffff Q ' ' z. il 1! l ' Leg 9 P T ' I V Q lv I . N ' 4-, FIRST ROW lrighi To leftl' Miller Davis Michael Won . , , , g, Lanzavecchia, L. Hornsby, Page, Hollins, Downes, Schwarz, Sfe- Carr, Wifzel, Wilson, SilversTein, Fung, Doerner, Schlichfing, vens, Mandelman, Carlsen. FOURTH ROW: Shields, Haynes, Gerdes. SECOND ROW: MiyamoTo, Honda, Hornsby, Cole- Masuda, Orognen, Heeren, Polloclr, Rodgers, Bobrow, Burenin man, Cumagun, Hammond, Thomas, Wong, Emrich, von EmsTer, Van Holif, Saas+a, Kimball, Merfens. Harrison, Velichinslcy. THIRD ROW: Eagle, BosqueT, Dunn, oaffermen ociefg 3 I 'L The LeTTermen SacieTy is composed aT The boys who ltr ,m T have acquired a cerTain number aT painTs in Traclc, 7. '15 swimming, or cross-counTry, ar have played halT The J lil ,iff Time in TaoTbalI, soccer, baseball and baslceTball. The ' A .T V LeTTermen supporT many school acTiviTies, are in charge L rf T OT selling TiclceTs To The games, and paTrol The caTeTeria AL aousauer during lunghfimei J. LANzAvEccHiA Fall Presidenl Spring PresidenT Dmlfinmmcir l l l FIRST ROW llefl To righflxDownes.SaasTa,MiyamoTo,l'londa, lins, WyaTT, Wong, Ness, Anderson, Thorne, Torrens, Kuhlih, Carr, Johns. Romm, Tom, Temple, Gee, Mandelman, Schwarz, Doerner, Carlsen. THIRD ROW: Masuda, Kimball, Grafelman, Kabanciw, Hagemann, Rodgers, Major. SECOND ROW: Lim, Van Hoff, Burenin, Sfevens, Gurich, Shields, Haynes, Pollaclr, Emrich, Moriens, Michael, Silversfein, Bobrow, Hornsby, Hol- L. Miller, W. Miller, Coleman, Ausfin, Wong, Bousquel. FIRST ROW Ileff fo righfI: MiIIer, Brungard, Naiio, Yee, Axbell, Pera, Schwcriz, Seguol, Kobuchi, Boson, Chulkoff, Yee, Hee, Woo, Poffer, Marcos. SECOND ROW: Sochs, Fnglebreci, Ng, Leong, Lowe, Wong, Pun, Malinovsky, Fuiimofo, Osborne, Cohen, BIumberg, Check, Re, Kormine, Honig, Keenan. THIRD ROW: Lousfou, Ausiin, Weiser, Deo, Fong, Nakao, Iwofsubo, J 1 KIingaman, Thompson, Anderson, Smelher, Shifferf, McGaughy, Grossfeld, Mafheson, Johnson, Creek. FOURTH ROW: Chan, Bowman, McLean, Wong, Kry+zer, Koshlond, Friedrich, Wilen- slry, Kipnis, TroHer, Mishimura, Cosker, Benfhen, Osborn, Lous- 'ioIoI, Crisci. 7 wsociefy f i ii I 1 If1rIrxIfr1IiiI in IIw- fffhfh. Im Iam! I III II II 1 I I IVTUIVI III CIII.'f'Ii2IIIIJ, KHICI ITU' z I II IV!fJfiI'f1WIIIlI1I'I VIIIITIVIVII CIIVVUIII flIIfI flff I4' W If II 4 I III I If I ffirm-f1rr'ur,r1wIyr:vviiII1f:I5IfifIVV TM, IW--cjI W Sociviy xrmrwiriru GII ',f'vo'I'. r1ir1I1Ii, uriri MYRNA HONIG -QVVQ GT IIWEL I.E'ITG!'I'TWUf'IiX IDCIUQLJSI. BARBARA BLUM FaII Presideni Spring Prosideni -..s..-, , S .-..--.-. . , . . 1 , H- Y Q A . E . . ... L i , , 1 .. . . ,W . , W e--f Y- 'fre ...Jian-W--. .Ls V 1 FIRST ROXN Ileff Io rigI'1II3VWicXI'1'WOl'I,BIufT1,I IErrOn,BrOwnIe9. LoShoy, Weiser, Blurnberg, Cohn, Vv'iIensI:y, Pero, Schwaffl, Fuiimofo, Kramer Sachs Chulkoff, Osborne, Bowman, Shirferf, McGoughy SrneIfzer, Nishirnuro, Mofheson, Oyarna, Kipnis. SECOND RONN: VVrigh+, Molinari, Leon, Chrisfogersen, Wesi. Yee, Iwafsubo, ThroII, Tomlinson McLean, Mortensen, Schnei- der, Crool, Smifh, Cordy, Hubermcn, Brungord, Kryfzer, Bosseri, Friedrich, II:edo, Bingo, Ma, Chan, Chu, BIoom. THIRD ROW: Boone, Larson, Lee, Brierley, Sferling, Chun, Piper, Ohashi, Takeda, Tom, Wong, Pun, Lee, Tom, Sefzer, Miller, Grossfeld, Harms, Pfeiffer, Engelbrechf, Esposiio, Holleran, Wheeler, Cosker, Gordon. M... . ,, ,-..,,,' ll b, f d,,....,.... 1 . ,- nv.. ' 2 I i l l i l i T yy N, fir, A I l T l . i T -if-7--- FIRST ROW llefl 'ro righflz Carroll, Yee, Fuiimo+o, Ng, SeTzer. SECOND ROW: Lease, Wong. jlze QP A ijdffzkfic This year The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion has been a very successTul organizaTion. Over 670 girls have par- TicipaTed in The sporls ThaT were oTTered. The Fall Presidenl, Yvonne Fuiimolo, and The Spring Preaidenl, Valerie Ng, have really done a swell iob oT geTTing The girls inleresled in lhe GAA. and whaT iT haf, To oller. The sponsor aT the G.A.A. is Mrs. Brililiarl. The awards are given an The principal aT aTTendonce and game parTicipaTion. ln order Tor a girl To receive her awards she mUsT have no more Than one absence or Three game excuses aT The end ol The Term. TT The girl does nal receive her TirsT Three awards aT The bee ginning oT The Three Terms, she will be unable To receive her Bloclc award aT The end oT her TirsT Tour Terms. The awards are presenTed in The order oT: a numeral: second, a chevron: Third, a circle TourTh, a Bloclr J4455 ocia fi on hmm which enables The girl To become a member aT The Block SocieTyq a sTar is The TiTTh3 and aTTer she has compleTed six Terms she is awarded wiTh a gold IT The girl enTers school in her High Sophoirore year she is able To Talce Two sporTs To male up her losses. The eighT sporls ThaT were opened To The girls This year were: volleyball, ice slralring, baslceTball, Tennis, bowling, swimming, modern dance, and badminTan. This year The G.A.A. board members are discassing The maTTer oT having Their semi-annual GAA, Board dinner To be held aT The end aT The Term. lo This dinner only board members, P. E. Teachers, and special guesTs may aTTend. The G.AA, is a highly nucceszlul organizaTian which every girl who ioins will enable hersell a varieTy aT Tun and enioymenl. Qu- G5 35 u-lf'-'v FIRST ROW lleff To riglifl: Croal, Greendorfer, Weber, Solis, Ng, Yee, Blum, Smelfzer, Osborne, SECOND ROW: Roscoe, Hancock, Wong, Clurislofferson, Poynfer, Lee, Wong, Yee. WCW' ic ..4 us FIRST ROW lrighl lo lefllz Koroll, Bollomley, Jolson, Small Lenci, Nalsievsky, Lcibovilch, Yanovsky, Burlman, Boson, Girelli Zimmerman, Menekcn, Sovol, NOIOFOH, Block, Greendorfer, Roberlson, McClenon, Kidd, Osborne. SECOND ROW: Toso Orloga, Slickol, Winlers, Chaban, Fuiimolo, Neugeboren Slohl, Ellioll, Whybraw, Haber, Kushman, Owen, Clark, lack son, Cupp, David, Cronandrrr, Kuznelsoll, THIRD ROW: Brier Ivy, Bauman, lallf-, Sundlol, Michacl,Smell1cr, Hamlorick,Yee CIN-1-,,lui',Nall1an, Robbins, Earby, Milchell Taylor, Mososova Burnlr-in, Cordr-Ilo-., Hr-ynirs. FOURTH ROW: McGraw, King Snr-ddr-n, Simmons., Mi-ii-r, McClc-llan, DeWiH, Jeung, Kendall Vxfalls, Knighli-n, Dulil, Pu-lu, Panagakis, Kirk, Work, Cosla Ingram, FIFTH ROW: Mock, Equsa, Polk, Lachman, Owens Prichard, Salomi, Rr-dwini-, Cook, Pandull, Nassau, Lapp ......,.,-., , . , ,.,. .-. W.. Weber, Regino, De Mandel, Gelberman, Lim, Cheu, Tipfon Meilach. SIXTH ROW: Carrier, Hickman, Vdovikin, Holleran Learned, Re, Gries, Bornewifz, Bilner, Snell, Bolloy, Hardesly Kleinsorg, Esposilo, De Lucchi, Harms, Wong, Walkins, Skinner SEVENTH ROW: Yee, Jue, Marino, Bauer, Schwarlz, Bianco Cooper, Miller, Blakely, Van Bake, Simons, Morgan, Tompkins Craigmile, Hanrelly, Urusoff, Bayes, Kuhnle, G. Croal, C, Croal EIGHTH ROW: Morgan, Scoll, Larsen, Azores, Poon, Hee Chu, Ng, Confwell, Burns, Humrickhouse, Menshilzoff, Carlsen Solis, Bikakis, Waddell, Boller, Caufield, Blumberg, Jacobsen NINTH ROW: Greenberg, Cohn, Arnrofell, Krzesni, Shapiro Slalei, Slolowih, Richter, Loofea, Menlz, Miyasaki, Okawa Miyamolo, Pfeiffer, Sollcr, Lowon, Newman, Ryan, Davis, Hon- IICl'l. : A0 ,.f4fAAzfic .fdmiociafion Ii H , SWB . ,Y A FIRST ROW lrighl fo lelll: Reynolds, Mason, Blurnberg, Kryl- zer, Shiflerl, McGaughy, Hancock, Bosserl, Kisller, Danielson, Lloyd, Mannion, Lum, Banuel, Ryan, Shumale, Brodd, Smilh, Toby, Navarro, Schwarlz, Selzer, Miller, Buckley, Plansky, Smilh Miles. SECOND ROW: Payfan, Baker, Murphy, Plufle, Eromm, Taflel, Phofopoulos, Morey, Uswanoll, Marenslein, Sfrieble, Canfwell, Benoir, Okomofo, Wesl, Ellis, Ax+ell, Tomlinson, Glea son, Rodgers, Williams, Honek, Conslanfinolil, Cibrera, Thomas THIRD ROW: Carmock, Gunlher, Roscoe, Reese, Carlson Malheson, Fishbein, Blauslein, Goldberg, Crapper, Thompson Klein, Silliman, Larsen, McDonald, McLelland, Bunlin, Ehrhorn, Meyer, Yamagishi, Shirnamolo, Marcos, Check, Schworfz, Brad lord. FOURTH ROW: Spelman, De Sparr, Torrens, Elizarde Fralier, Old, Wong, Polak, Heinen, Lum, Jones, Schick, Sheldon Khoury, Porler, Chan, Lease, Daskalakis, Torn, Haene, Yalabe Maki, Kleinsorg, Berensmeier, Baflin. FIFTH ROW: Muslanfe Whirmon, Douglas, Bell, Thal, Bourdel, Kikugawa, Ohashi, Ng Takeda, Wong, Tom, Mo, Lee, Leo, Pera, Wilensky, Bobrow Piper, Chun, Schaefer, Buckley, Johnson, Mafheson, Velfer SIXTH ROW: Morningstar, Schoenfeld, Lissouer, Moldero Brooke, Mar, Chun, Lee, Leong, Lew, Lee, Wong, Ng, Pun Quan, Tse, Jue, Wong, Connor, Beroglieri, Young, Lee, Pun Wong, Chrisloffersen, Molinari, Wrighl. SEVENTH ROW Cosker, Mack, Ma, Pun, Fong, Ow, Mar, Miller, Holling, Yee Lowe, Jen, Ng, Wesl, Waxman, Luke, Chan, Allegrefli, Arnold Kaneko, Chong, Eakushima Amino, Schulz, Kaufman, Snowdon Gehres. EIGHTH ROW: Smifh, Kemp, Rush, Scoff, Brislane Barfholomew, Baumann, Herkner, Heslin, Kramer, Hackler Caslelli, MacQuarrie, Michaelis, Haugen, Goldberg, Conard Luhmon, Jones. Bagwell, Herberf, Sample, Knighfen. f fz ff Z i F f 'Z Af 3, 4 ff 1 ,irq f ,, ,V f 'fr-2 ' 11, 1 ,QA f .V - 'Q 4' wwf, -4 ,f Q ACTIVITIES 'FP V f kia Se x 'I A N EQ ,. I I 40 W1 ' I ' 1 R s I A jisikidfff I I xg ,f--X x I 7 J M ORGANIZATIONS t, urn 0 , 4 . I4 J I , 3 QQ . I , ' M- Q , -Y 'zff 1 FY , v ,WW wwf l I 1 , . ,, ' :X ' 3'iJ V 10 Q is , -Lit oE,g5yQuNE ww fr -- , J ff-,, m 1. Q 'v' Xi? K J- .S 0 ,L Hifi Nvhvl h lwpdu Ill Ibn hsuvu g---......- ---.--nw... ---... sh... n..m,,- UPPER RIGHT: Maxine Sfringer, Gloria Roberlson, .lane Burfman, Ellen Heflin, Carole Planslcy. UPPER LEFT: Elaine Marcos, Carol Barnewih, D. A. O'DonneIl ledifor, Page ll, Dave Hemslreef. LEFT: Sandy Baldocchi, Phil Fisher, Violef Fong leclifor, Page Zl. 348 cage Fall Edilor, Helen Benlhen, and Spring Edilor, Richard l-larcourl, along wilh lhe hardeworlcing slall and under lhe wonderful direclion ol Mr. Wire, have broughl you The Eagle, the school newspaper, during lhe pasl year. Seven is-.ues ol The Eagle were prinled each lerm lo laring you lhe news ol whal was going on around George HELEN BENTHEN Fall Edilor Washingron l-'ligh School. All fhe lalesl news, sporln, and gossip reached you hal-all-lhe-presses. The Eagle is iusl like a cily newspaper, fhe only dill ference being Thai il is prinled oil campus. From The rirne rhe lay-ours are lirsi made and fhe sfories are assigned 'ro rhe mamenf lhal The paper reaches you in regislry, 'rhe slarl worlcs hard To make The Eagle enioy- able For you lo read. RICH HARCOURT Spring Edilor MIDDLE: Irene Chullroff, Sandy Ravinslry, Jane Burlman, Marvin Berlrson, Nancy Cosler, Marilyn Boflomley, Gloria Roberlson, Nancy Landau, lsiffingl Gail Wiclrslrom ledifor, Page 3l. LOWER: Elliof Sfeinberg ledilor, Page 4l, Warren Downes, Milne Conard, .loe Van Hoff leclilor, Page 4l. X UPPER LEFT: Marilyn BoTTomIey, Shirley Hasfings, Muriel Fried- rich, Helene Gordon. UPPER RIGHT: Karyl Slafer, Ellen Heflin, LaVerne Leon lediTor, STudenT Bodyl. RIGHT: Nancy Landau, Sandy Ravinslry, Irene Chullroff ledi-Tor, AcTivi+ies 81 Organiza Tionsl, VioIeT Fong. SA? LS7lll UQg0I AlThough The Surveyor comes ouT in June, acTual worlc begins early in The Tall semesTer when The ediTors are TirsT chosen. This year's ediTor-in-chieT was Nancy Cos- ker. The seCTion ediTors were as follows: Gail WiclcsTrom, AdminisTraTion7 Nadine Zlolcovich, Seniors: LaVerne Leon, STudenT Body: Joe Van HOTT, SporTs: and Irene ChuIl4oTT, AcTiviTies and OrganizaTions. FirsT, all ideas Tor The new boolc are assembled inTo a dummy. Then layouTs are made Tor every page: and soon aTTer ThaT picTures of The high seniors, oTTicers, clubs and organizaTions are Taken. Copy is wriTTen, The picTures are idenTiTied, and The bool: begins To Talze shape. NexT, a cover design is picked, and candids are pasTed up. This year The yearboolc will TeaTure more candids Than ever beTore. The hardworking ediTors and The sTaTT members have Tried Their besT To malce The T957 Surveyor an enioyable one and one ThaT you can loolc aT and remember George WashingTon High School Tor many years To come. NANCY COSKER EdiTor MIDDLE: Nadine Zlolrovich lediTor, Seniorsl, Richard HarcourT, Gail Wicl1sTrom le-diTor, AdminisTraTionI. LOWER: Warren Downes, Milne Conard, Joe Van HQTT ledifor, Sporlsl, ElIioT Sieinberg, Merrill Hirsch. -flung 'q-I n'k K f '-Sl 9. ' l G -JL fx A FIRST ROW llefl lo rigl'1+l:Smi+l1, Bagwell, Krylzer, Pels, Tom Torres, Guflwrie, Duclcworfln, Horwih, Torru, Olafsen, Trailer, Chan, Holleran. SECOND ROW: Picani, Cerri,Sul1ler, Freeman, Smilh, Malhis, Hoffman, Hcrlor, Miller, Drolich, Gallardo Krumpe,Scl1worl1, Mcl.eon, Cabezos, Ross, Summerflelcl, Kaul Cz 12 CD 'I ora! l'0ll 17.5 1l111l111 11VN1l111 ll lln lx ll V11 X1 1 1 l 411 Cl1 ll 1111ll1 L Ill llllll Il lln l111 1l1l 1 ll ll 1ll 11 1 lu' 1M1-.lm14l11Hw11111-1- 1 111 111 1r1l Il 1lXIll l 11'- 1l1l1l11l 'lwvr lm lI', 11c1rl1 man. THIRD ROW: Berensmler, DeWlH, Dranh, Hancoclr, lre land, Nelson, Maclc, Chang, Scoff, Chiu, Uribe, Schaeffer, Tse Green, Boone. FOURTH ROW: Learned, Jesfer, Klelnsorg Kennedy, Allen, Winder, Wishom, Eclclund, Hicks, Sclwieclemon Silliman, Aubrey, Trabucco, Swanson. 9 Af KJ l llll, ll11' mllUIl nw my-1'11.111'1l1l1: lm mm 351.4 f lWLL1lVlllLIl kl111f,l11'.11-. lolj1lC'f111, ilu: All l ilu. I 'gf 'Milf E 1l M1151111 LkNVlk'UVl, Qml lyjllw ul llw X fff Cf, ' K ldxlllxlllxxll lfxevglscs, X n f f' R --'L lNflr111g ll1ar1l.s lo Mrs, Svranson and ,l lx R xxxq l1 1' ulwirs. lm l'l1e1r wcnderlul emer H X lr1n1111e111. ll1e-31 lwove mode The yew ,ll 1110111 enloyolole. 31 l:50Q 0 Qhetlggggao ' ' A ,Qxfl ft ' - l ' 1 ' li V s . - J- f 1 Y Y 1 'Q ,Y FIRST ROV-f llell TO figlwlj: Geeler Jackscn, McClencn, Gil- lord. SmS+l'1, Kleinsorg, Ballin, Robinson, Klob, Del Giorno more Perez,All:ea1 Bell Vv'17gn9,Jonover MCCc,1um,Decvle?, Smilln, THIRD ROW: George, Re, Benjamin, Holling, Meier Shaplro Lum Clgalelle' Hgrnbrqr, SECOND ROMA Tqnlr, Kniflen, Jones, Ju, Lum, Fong, Chin, Ng, Graniza, Sexion Clwun lslwida Solvon, lv-afsubc lrvfne Note Vvllliams, Brad- Furness, MrS.SwOf1SCf1- :px 5 pb 0 P1 , , 's pw? F' '-'4 -----ffl ' :ies fy' 1 f , , FIRST ROW llef? lo riglwllc MossenlcoliF,Eclrell1oFf, Bulmrz, Jones Winniclr, Nalhan, Cosgrove. SECOND ROW: Dursl, Wong Dunn, Grafelman, Thieben, Hondlon, Pound, Mifchell, Funk Knighlon, Veffer, Lee, Bivens, Lebovih, Thal, King, Ascl1er Gross, Giflelsohn. THIRD ROW: Allen, Jones, Anderson, Rob- inson, Jobs, Morimlo, Nislmimofo, Nunan, Cobezos, Maisler wa Grosse, Fisher, Parenle, Bennel, Gross, Colyer, Mana, Lane, Grepo, Gordon, FOURTH ROW: Franklin, Davis, Konoff, Harris, Van Hoff, Burenin, McComlos, Pon, Covarruloias, Redus, Golden, Enfrillen, C. Jones, Wong, Leong, Suyeyasu, Bergman, Mr. Welch. HHH! ClI'l6! OPCAQ5 find ' Under llne direclion ol Mr, Herberr Welch, llwe band and arclweslra have I VXXX lween very acrive llnis year. f ,fiffi , Tlwe band, willw iff accampanimenl ai llwe aarnef, lwelped us 'nraugln some frying mamenrs. ll also parlicipalecl in all al llwe rallies, and in rlwe Music' ff , Feslival. I Q las i 5 j Equally aclive is llwe arcnesrra, par' le 'aqua ,r I, ,,bJ,,',r. A ,ll .9 ,f 5' lifiaalinrg in Term Play-3, bella Grail- , 'j17u-Tlf'-,JN ,,,5Qf, 73'i'l'5Q? 'j-'fy-fi? ,,. :Q uallnn., me Spring Lancer , ana llie W 1 , ', Q ' 'Vu ': ': Q:'!'+ , Llwri lmag Tcbleao. X, .. r B., . T EYES :,, '? ,T.QfJi:i':2,VWQ-.g- '.eu. 5-'ii' X- '- i Mare inanl ia 'Ve liarzd ard are ' W--'levi 7'-V -- clweffa lir makin: Jin Qnknyabln f .-da-v'-.'-f 4' 1, . gn . -W1 , 1 , fr ,, f TY' V ,1-.. fr. 14715-v gg ,. L- , ', , .ffm-,ik ---M muwc lar u. 'l FIRST ROW lleff fo righfl: Gan, Kaufmann, Wong, Hyman, DeSparr, Womer, Poynfer, Carras, Hamley, Keeve, Lingsclieid Fuiimolo, Peery, G. Smillm, Cordellos, Pluffe, SECOND ROW Prasaloff, Lee, Wong, Harrison, Singer, Ng, Tse, Hall, Low, Banuel, Dere,Tl'1eiban,Colyer,Kingzimmerman, Miller,Cl1inn, JOl'1nSOr1. Mr, W8lCl1, Wong, Rygny Colligcnl Nislwimofo, Hinfz, Sfalal, Handlon, Massenkolil, Kleinuskin, Miller, Redus, Goldsmifln, Golden, Cooney. Qflflfl Cdfitfi FALL TERM PLAY ls Life Wor+h Living? 1 Boflom Row ilefi io riglwil: Leonard, Jones, Ginsberg, Boson, Second Raw: Fisher, Spelman, Mrs. Dicison, Quick, Framer, Dobel. Third Row: Buclrwald, Fey, Rebel, Terry, Smiflw, Saler, Keller, Davis. , I uid L J WIPIA oliufng CIASI CDI' LfI'IARAfTI,RS limi- Iwwlaiq JUIJI CJIIICK Hnlvrm ANN FROMER Llwri-.livin JOAN ROBFL Imldiv IIVRRY FFY I--Im Tw-ilwiq CI-IARI FS L. SMITH Livllulumv IQ iv'. Iuvilin ALLX SALIQR Ilmlm lip lu Mun' JOHN KIZLLIQR Afwiv Twvlvig SANDRA SPELMAN Ixviirr I-Iuulcy T. D. DAVID TERRY Mhlwl-I BERLE A, DAVIS ,lolm Ialsgoriy STEVE DQBEL VViIIiom Sloilvw MARTYN BUCHWALD Tum Mooney PHIL FISHER Diiocfed by MRS, ANNA MAY DICKSON Stiidenl Diveqfcve-LORA GINSBERG DIANE BOSON SPRING TERM PLAY Our Hearis Were Young and Gay Bcffom Row Ileff io riglwfl Saler, Troifer, Fromer, Mas senlioff, Thal. Second Row Kennedy, SmiiI1,Sworfzburg Buckwald, Miller, Fisher Blum. Dobel, Villamov, Terry, Navarro. Qlfayfdrlj mid Ollflg anal CAST OF CI-IARACTFRS Slfvwurd MARIYN BUCKWALID Mr-.. Slcinnrzr MARY KAY KFNNIYIIY cififflllllfl Olin Slcinnm ALIX SALILR Olin Slrinnur CI'IARI.i'S L. SMIIII Imily Kimlumuqlm ANN FROMFR I'wr',wr CARY SWARTZBURC iJI W'lIfIl!',', LINIJA IRLVDIIITR IIIFIK WIVIIIEVI AfliTIIYKJI PIIII. IZISIIIAR I'lfJHiol SI, Ifrlm JUIJITH MILLI R Wlhllrfjd Blqnql, BARBARA UIIIM L00 MrEvf,y 'JIIVI IIf'JBl7I. Ingpcrlor IANA VIIIAMOV Tlwerew II RNANIIA NAVARRO Mgdomg Eliza IJIANI Bflgfblxl Monsieur dy I0 Croix IJAVIIJ 'll RRY Window Clgoner NICK MACISI NVOFI' Dircfrlcd by MRS, ANNA MAY IJIK-KSON Sfifdunl Dirmfmr-IUDI QUICK K, fu .4 w4.. ' OMACQP6 of iAQ QQOIVQ erierue O icem raining orlad gafafion -vm , V f, 'J A fi an Q Z W I , 1 4 1 4 74 ,Zag In ,gc 4-4? 'A ' -vi 19. -44 -Q1 3 , 41' ACED ANDERSON BROWN CANELLOS CRADDOCK DECKER DOUGLAS DUNN FREEMAN GEE .-1. ' 1 GLEASON HEMSTREET HIRSCH, G. HIRSCH, M. JUNG LEE LUM MACK MAPES MARTIN MILLER, G. MILLER, T. NELSON PATTERSON RICHARDS FIRST ROW llelf fo riglwll: Hope, Olinares, Zimmerman, Fraiser, Wong, Gee, Craddoclr, Ng, Jackson, While, lvanofif, ed erue O icem llrc lir',ll1omJr',lor llre George VVOr.lwinglon l2,0.l.C. Brxllulirlrr ol llrcf Fall lrfrm cal l956 como in Qcrlolmr' when llrc crrlirr: Bcxllulirnri rrrcrrclicrl in llre Crilumbrrl, Day Pu ruflc: crrrcl lrrr llrr- llwirrl rrirrumrrliyrr your received Q lm plry lor llrr- lJr .l R,O,l.C . rrrrrl, Drrrirrrr llil- lr-rrr, llrr- Rillr- l- rrrrr rrrrrrr'wlr'irl willr logrriz lifOm 'llrv mix rullrr-r lrrrrr lrrrrir iurrr prrlalir llirylr -,clmrnlz irr llre lrrlrrrwrlr-rlrralir lrlrllr- Mrrlrlr, llrr- Wc1'.lrirrrrlrJrr Rillr: Tlrearn rlrrlr-rrlr-rl rrll llrr- irllrrir lrrrrrrr, rrrirl llrrrm wrrrr rr lrwplry lrrr rily rlrr1rrrpirrrr,llirx llrl- lr,-rrrri rrl ,ri ffrlllpfillffl willr rrlnrirrl fll rrllrr-r lirr1lr'rll-vrrllr-rlrrr' irr r-irrlrl wrwlryr'rr f-lrrlr-u iri llrv fiisllr Army liillr- Mrrlrli, Wfrriliirrrrlrirr plirrml -risllr irr llrr' rrrrrlrlr rrrr-il rrrrlrfrrrrl llrr: llrrliwriml lirrlrlf. irr llrr- fwrrrirr-r wr W57. llil- lir-.l Wrr-rlriririrlrrrr lQ,Q,l.C. Brlrrqrrel, -rrrprzrviurgrl lry Lrulol Ll,LIilorivlHl1rr'y Morliri, l9Qll lrgrm ljrjllfjlirrri Liorrrrrrgrrrlm, wo-. lwrelrl iii lorirrory, l957, Al llrif. lime moclulf. rnncl tr-opliief: were pre-serrled lo Oulslonding poduls lor'mor'lxsmOrrsl1ip, drillond elliciency in llwe Bol- loliorr, Aller llwe preserilolion ol owords, Creiglwlon . Kwolr,Coldwell,Tl1ompson. SECOND ROW: Sclrields, Burgluncl, Madlem, Gee, Ball, Noah, Hoffman, Profili, Yee, Chew, Casad. ra ining 01795 Decker was given command ol llre Bollalion lor llie Spring lerm. The Sl. Palriclos Day Parade was llre nexl lnig evenl in wliir-lr llrr: onlire Bollolion porlicipolucl. Bolli the Bullglicnrr grrcl llwe Drrrrrr :mul Bugle Corp-. Worr lirrrl place lrcnplricr-. lor Wf1'sDlllfllKlll. llire rlrirrrrcrl Frgclorrrl lrluperliorrwf11,lwlclrJr'r May 3. CDH lliif. flulrz -,eyrfrrrl rullirrzr'-. lrrirrr lllrr Sixllr Army lnlrzcrrl rrrrrrrlrrru crrrrrrf lm WC1'rllIllfllClll lrn rrrvrrrw Clflfl rrrnprrcl lllc: llr1llr1lrrirr,lrrllrrrrrllrrrrrrrrnrllngllfllrrrllmy,Wlrrxllrzcllmrrrl frri lll'rlIlJf rrir ril lllrr Brrllrrlirrrr lrrr lllrrrrfyr:r1r'.,Wc1',rjlvr:r1 rr lrrrrewr-ll rwrrrly rri llrrrrrrlrflrrrrrl urrirlr llrr',wrr'.l1r'.lr1ul rlrry rrl Wrr',lririrrIrrrr. Brrllr r,J'll, Clrrirrlry rrrrrl Urgl, frirrrrrirll rlr-,r-rvr: rrrurlw frrmlil lrar llrrfir mrrlulrrrrrlirrrr ',rrpr:rvl',irrrrr1rrrl irlulrrrr liurr ol llwrg Bfrllcrliorr rlrrrirrg llrr: lr1'.l lwrr lrfrrrru. llwe Girlz' Drill loom, rlirrgflrpfl lay lrurrr: Nul'.ir:y',lry, mlroulcl also be Qcarigrolulolrxl rm llwcir llI'lf:lJf:flOlfTl!1flfl2. The girls, porlicipoled in nevcrol purrurlcy, inplrrrlinrr llwr, Columbus Doy ond Sl, Polrir,lc , Doy porarlry.. 0I7'll9Cll1 EE 5 FIRST ROW lleff lo riglrllz Wore, Curfis, Briesclr, Jansen, Rowland, Dunn, Nelson, Hirsch, Douglas, Treadgold, Fisher. Sclreidemcrnn, Silverman. SECOND ROW: Leong, Chung, Wolrr, Enfrinlren, Besk, Gufhrie, Wong, Equchi, Sanders, Muscio, Hallen, Laglos, Ol1csl'ri, Lee. 0l'l'li96ll'lg M .Y .., ..,W,,,w ,,f, Zn. .oi ..,, ,, ,, VM My R, V I Ilfk A Q 'AV In Nmmhrqmhbw-4 I N.--'W , .v.4l9- FIRST ROW llefl lo righllz Waife, Handlan, Fischer, Billones, OND ROW: Ganf, Jabbs, Hom, Lovell, Marquardf, Miller Conners, Mosley, Dreer, Risf, Brown, Connellas, Johnson, Payne, Villanueva, Ong, Noe, Sparr, Jacobs, Bernard, Grofh, Caldwell, Fronlr, Neighbours, Gonialez, Miller, Wolff, Hall, Smilh. SEC- Lee, Massey, Valenline, Deiinfhes, Morquardl. 0l'l'l,9afl'lg FIRST ROW llefl 'ro righll: Mason, Raslmas, LaRue, Gleason, lillio, Llngsheid, Lee, Hoyer, Young, Yee, Lee, Colligan, Harvey Morimolo, Chernlss, Miranda, Yee, Lee, Thal, Freeman, De- Morrow, Lam, Hawes, Lowe, Chow. marco, Chan, Hanlon, Shipley. SECOND ROW: Dunn, Del Cas- Q omloan y 3- FIRST ROW llefl lo rightlz Gregory, Lee, Nanny, Van Voorhis, Low, Tom, Breslauer, Kleinsorg, Kersey, Olson, Hall, Rich+er Lenn, Maclr, Hirsch, Lum, Fisher, MocWilliamson, Chun, Dere, Greenbaum, Oflinger. Nelson, Silvesfri. SECOND ROW: Dales, Chooey, Janes, Tom, --.pf-v .fdcfiuified anal Organizafiond Here aT George WashingTon High School, sTudenT acTiviTies are a very irnporTanT TuncTion aT our school lives. The GSS. and The Eagles, The ScarleT and Gray, The CaliTornia Scholarship l:ederaTian, and The American Field Service conTribuTe To our social lives as well as our educafional ones. There are many aiTTerenT commiTTees needing every- oneis help. The Rally CommiTTee puTs on wonderTul ral- lies every Ternng The Dance CornmiTTees sTage The many Tabulous dances. The broaclcasTing sTaTT, The TickeT sell- ers, and The STage, Scenery, and PosTer Club cannoT be TorgoTTen, eiTher. And we musT also remember The Mas- quers who puT on a specTacular play each Term. ATTer-school acTiviTies include The Junior Red Cross, The Chess Club, The Science Club, The MaTh Club, and The language clubs. All These acTiviTies Take up much of The Time and energy oT The parTicipanTs, buT, wiThouT a doubT, keep The sTudenTs inTeresTed. lT is This inTeresT ThaT keeps our school on Top in everyThing. TY A ,f 'x Q Emu. , s puffy Cornnriffee il, ff TOP ROW lleff To righflz Hornsby, Kip- nis, Blus, Koshland, Pofropoulos, Andor- son. MIDDLE ROW: Chan, Cosker, Fisher, McLean, Mann, Bonfhon. BOTTOM ROW: Newman, Woo, Kryfzer, De Lucci, Samm, Malinovslry, Karmina, Eng. puffy ommiflec' ,airing FIRST ROW lleff To righflz McLelland DeLucchi, Boson, Shif'ferT, Chan, Briefly, Herlrner, Samm. SECOND ROW: Nelson, Sfeinberg, Zimmerman, Womer, Bobrow, Chu, Chaban, Michel, Quick. '57 Q7 Q Eroaclcaafing ga!! lf! lLefT To righfl: Miyamofo, Thall, Smifh, Honig, Osborne, Charles. B-. v ,v,, .fy ,,... s.W,,,...,.,s,-.., ,,,,, ...W , , .V- is ' I5 Mwaalcadfing loring ILe'I'I Io rigliflz Tlial, Blumberg, Smlfh Sefzer, Solomon. C331 FIRST ROW Ileff lo riglwflz Berman, Menlz, lwalsubo, Clwulkofli, Broclcl, Richfer, Greendorfer, Okamolo, Marcos, Brun- gard, Huberman, Newman, Lewon, ScoH', Morey, Garden, SECOND ROW: Sferling, Takeda, Tam, Wesl, Chong, Lee, Murplwy, Hyman, Hancock, Cronander, DeLuccI'1i, Jin, Tom, Ingram, Weiser, Schwarfi. THIRD ROW: George, GarI'sl'1ore,Boyes,SIzinner, Neugeboren, Allegreffli, Hom, Kaufman, Jue, Middlelsrook, Singer, Ossin, Gold- sfein, Jue, Haber, Harlaand, Simon, Man- delman, Bauer, Winnick. enior .fgcfuijoni FIRST ROW Ilefl Io rigl'1I'l:Jue, Sferling, Clirisfoffersen, Leon, Glew, OI1asI1i, Ta- keda, Clwulkoff, Grossfelcl, Miller, Brun- gard, Huberman, Chu. SECOND ROW: Wesf, Hedger, Dunn, Slafer, Hemsfreef, Singer, Ossin, Sclwwarfz, Fuiimolo, Colin, DeLuccl1i. THIRD ROW: Chang, Ikeda, Nislwimura, Kramer, LaSl'1ay, Midcllebrook, Haber, Goldsfein, Kipnis, Bloom, Seller. on W, swf FIRST ROW Ileff +o riglnflz Berfolina, Hall, Hom, Lum, I-Iaar, Okawa, Tam, Larsen, Cassmore. SECOND ROW: Barr, Slwuey, Larson, Brislane, Daily, Moldero, Weiser, Bloom, Sfrieble. THIRD ROW: Gross, Pelleiier, Tom, Berslmad, Jung, Spar, llflillgd FIRST ROW Ileff fo riglnfl: Harcourf, WSISGF. Sfeinberg, Terry, Holleran, Fong, Womer, Klimenko, SECOND ROW: Bar- newifz, Hambrick, Jeung, Skinner, Tse, Spelman, Swarhburg, Riclwardg, ff E5 G3 :Wo 1,1 .-.. 'M ij i' by ' Q? I5 sS?dg0, t'0Ill'l'y alll f OJIUI' FIRST ROW Ilell lo riglill: Mar, Ola molo, Oyama, Piper, Haclnler, Caslelli Sferling, Brierley, McGraw, Nafsievsky Simonsolwn, Hoene, Morales, Barllwolornew Brodd. SECOND ROW: Jang, Yew, Axlell Swarlzburg, Cronander, Robinson, Keove Samm, Cormacln, Mallueson, Herron, Han- cock, Smilln, King. THIRD ROW: Coslcer Chun, Fong, Hasfings, Felso, Chu, Fuii- molo, Sclrwarlz, Miyamolo, Malri, Bal- docchi, Clwrisloffersen, Allegrslli, Tomlin- son, Elimrde. CAM, CAL ILeH Io righllz Hyman, Klimenlmo, Rosen- berg, Linlierman, SmiIl1. 71 41.57 lfl'l'.f FIRST ROW Ilell Io riglill: Solar, Torry, Hodgor, Burlman, Boson, Dobol, McLean, Millar. Kennedy, Hamloy, Navarro. SEC- OND ROW: Quick, Fromor, Smilli,FisI'1or, Swarlzburg, Spolman, Sloino, Morningslor, Villamov, Snowdon, Tiplon, Vorrau. jkagdllif dll , HJTUG GHC! gall!!! FIRST ROW Ileff lo riglnllz Jones, Hy- man, Carp, Daily, Brislane, Sclwwarlz. SEC- OND ROW: Elame, Trolfer, Cronondor, De Sparr, Cassmore, While. THIRD ROW: Van Zee, Davis, Sielrmann. merican jiefcl an MAr!JJ4!!al'r5 FIRST ROW Ileff fo rigl1lI:Snowden,Kis- seIeff,Cowan,GarIsI'1ore, Hauser, Ruslom- ii, Skinner, Nafsievsliy, Smilh, O'DonneII. SECOND ROW: Allegreffi, Scofl, Sielr- mann, Haase, Kaufman, Young, Horcourf Wolff, Richards. f its W X Iv' . 7 -'md I I EI U! E sig . f ye , 'N ' Rs N 2 A' X unior mf! Crow FIRST ROW Ileffl Io riglwllz Osborne, Dar- gans, Wang, Pound, Jesfer, Haugen, Cl'1un. SECOND ROW: Wong, Slwmafe, Mc- Clenon, Hambriclr, Chew, Larson, Hom, Larsen. gtlftlfe ZGCAQIU an 7!Lu'5eJ FIRST ROW Ilefl Io rigl'1fI:Okawa,Carl- son, Nassau, Amrofell, Hall, Hancoclz, Holleran, Bloom, Jamison, Tse, George, Lapp. SECOND ROW: Meier, Moldero, Knighlen, McGaugI1y, Nouf, Morino, Olca- molo, Brooke, Benoil, Evans, Buckley, Ken- dall, Biles. eI'l1'l all A FIRST ROW Ileff +o righfl: Krzesni, Nasl, Kryfzer, Cowan, Meier, Allaedi, Harlor. SECOND ROW: Hoene, Haclcler, Cesio, Pfeiffer, Engeebreclif, Troffer, Siellmann an - m erica n CEL L FIRST ROW llefi Io righll: Bauman, Hol- leran, Singer, Marcos, Kramer, Okawa, Nassau, Kuslwman, Ng, Wesf. SECOND ROW: Casfelli, Molinari, Morales, Larsen, Bissinger, Jamison, Morey, Wong, Mol- dero. THIRD ROW: Kisselelif, Regino, Kelman, I'-lauger, Plwofopoulos, Alferio, Amsofell, Casfro. T P811 CL ILef'I fo riglwfl: Richards, Heuge, Reagln Siekmann. f'X if Q12 1-01-44 , - ,fr X-V - W A -- . K EN 'l -. r-b0l'l..l XMlll.5l'I' ' -4 'Q 5x is r i if. y . . . our female foreign-exchange Avff' sludeni, comes from Zurich Swirl- .-: ,Q lf. erland. She was barn fhere an June 'V ,H l, l938, and grew up among a .W , family of ive, including a +win sis- Q., S rar, when she relurns +0 Zurich, ' L,-H,-V Dcrfs wfll haw a semester Cf school 5 iiii. i lei? before she can gfaauale. She an x' wil: then tgeccrne a seceiary. .rw V M' Ei ' , 'A ' A ,X fa 1 N V I F ,-, ,A gflgn' .5161 FIRST ROW lleff lo righil: WOVYHGY. Evergerfis, Lynch, Boson, Sfolowih, Cahn, Olzamofo, Herron, Michels, Eiborger. SECOND ROW: Terry, Jeung, Bikakis, Yanovsky, Chang, Dc Felippo, Fong, Ba- lakian, Cronander, Skinner, Garreii. Warl CM FIRST ROW ilefl io righilr Hemslreef, Murphy, Winniclr, Klimenlco, Leo, Mar- quardf, Garden, Ware, Ng, Leong. SEC- OND ROW: Tong, Silversiein, La Pedis. Lee, Gee, Wong, Wong, Wong, Cohen, Quang. 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Jewelry Manufacfurers CLASS RINGS ' TROPHIES ' MEDALS ' CLUB PINS SENIOR GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL NAME CARDS CLUB LAVALIERS 126 POST STREET EXbrook 2-5886 FOR YOUR GRADUATION PARTIES AND ALL OTHER FESTIVE OCCASIONS I'I s The KING KOLD ICE CREAM BOWL FOR 25 FLAVORS OF DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS AT MODERATE PRICES Try Our Easy-Io-Serve Half-Gal'on WINNER I5 STATE FAIR AWARDS CORNER IOTH AVENUE AND CLEMENT STREET All of Our OuaIiIy Produds are Manufadured on The Premises of 1956-1957 The Bari of Luo? .Ry WAKELEE'S TPHARMACY Since I850 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SAMUEL BURNICK 623 Clemenf S+ree+ SKyIine I-5038 PINELLI'S FLOWERLAND 30 Years Serving Richmond Disfrid Flowers for All Occasions ' Bridal Showers 8: Decora+ions 7I4 CLEMENT STREET ' Bei. 8+h and 9+h Aves. SKyIineI-6397 ' I-4I44 ' I-4I43 CIIIII Fooos sToRE Balbau at 36th A venue Complete Food Line CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HIGH SENIORS From 'Ihe OMEGAS Dee Chrisfoffersen, Judy Davis, Sandy Hedger, EIIen Heflin, Pa+ Herkner, La Verne Leon, Marcia Nielsen, Jean Sheedy, CarIa Thomson, and Shirley Wright 5 Cl 355, 35,153 172' fe b 9?-L E655- 41 :gf cw 1. . U4 J, CZOIHPIIIDCHIS Shank Typogmploem COMPLIMENTS of the Golden Gate Engravers 369 Ellis St. PR 6-1585 COM PLIMENTS OF THE DONUT BOWL TENTH AVENUE AND GEARY BOULEVARD HEINE'S HARDWARE STORE H. N. Flafow HOUSEWARE HARDWARE 81 PLUMBING SUPPLIES GENERAL REPAIRING - WATER HEATERS 3514 IALIOA STREET SAN FRANCISCO 21 SKyIIlle 'I-8828 Open Sundays I0 fo 2 p.m. LINCOLN PARK PHARMACY IN THE RICHMOND Opposife Safeway Super Marlcei K. P. KEN OUTLAND, Ph.G. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Exclusive Cosmefic Lines ' Free Delivery ' Open Sundays 8: Holidays 3I23 CLEMENT SK I-6535 E D T I G G E S .IEWELER DIAMONDS ' WATCHES ' CLOCKS - SILVERWARE Convonienf Credif Terms-Experf Swiss 8: American Wafch Repairing 5847 GEARY IOULEVARD NEAR 23rd AVENUE PHONE lAyvIew 1-0004 SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF. BOWLING AT ITS BEST Meef Your Fellow Sfudenfs aI' LINCOLN BOWL 3I9 - 6TH AVENUE SKyIine I-3939 SERVE-RITE MARKET Fresh Frui+s, Vegefables, Meals 0 Wines, Liquors, Groceries 3643 BALBOA STREET SKyIine I-2646 FREE DELIVERY WHEN YOU SAY MILK-SAY MARIN DELL I675 HOWARD ST. HE I-4433 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA J 81 D CLEANERS Alferafions 81 Repairs ' Laundry Service Call and Deliver 2539 BALBOA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO PHONE SKyIine 2-2950 Cover for this Book by The ARDES COMPANY 2600 HARRISON STREET ATwa+er 2-0101 SAN FRANCISCO 4 suPER.FiNisi-iso emsossso sooic covsns I iMiTArioN LEATHER Pnooucrs I PISHIII PRIIITIIIG 81 PUBLISHING IIO. 'Creators of Fine Printing 485 Brannan Street San Francisco, CaIiI. SU I-4772 PENINSULA SERVICE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY GEARY BOULEVARD French Laundry 81 Cleaners 5540 GEARY BLVD., bei. I9I'I1 81 20+h Aves. SKyIine I-0561 San Francisco FAMILY PHARMACY COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE GEARY AT 23RD AVE. BA I-3437 THE BOOKCASE GIFT SHOP SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS ' STATIONERY ' GIFTS 3608 Balboa Sfreef BAyview I-8649 MINCHIN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY G. W. MILLER, Ph. G. 3600 BALBOA ST. AT 37TH AVE. Phone SKyIine I-I828 San Francisco J. VARSI CO. FLOWERS ms FLOWER srior BEAUTIFUL GEARY BLVD., AT mi. AVENUE R. J. Biagini, Propriefor IA 1-5436 ' EV 6-96?9 Congratulations to the Senior Class S P R EC K E LS FRENcH CUSTARD ICE CREAM I7I7 Mission, Corner of I3II1 SIree+ UncIerI1iII I-6200 . SPRECKELS RUSSELL DAIRY CO. Son Francisco, California ' BALFOUR Known wherever fhere are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS ' TROPHIES DANCE PROGRAMS O 1 L. G. Balfour Co. I I 233 Posr STREET su++ef I-3522 I 5 , ,C , - I GEARY I4I'h MEDICAL PHARMACY PnesCmPnoNs open ru Il r. M. soon GEARY sr., SAN FRANCISCO CALIF., Pi-on. BAyview I-4636 Congrafulafions Io lhe Gradua'I'ing Seniors From All Ihe I COMPLIMENTS or SAN FRANCISCO PLEATING COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Jaclr LaPedis 'I99 MINNA STREET CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATING SENIORS From Your Student Body Ollicers, Spring '57 Moms RoY suzu DAN JACKIE CAROL sos rom CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE STAGS BEST WISHES TO THE HIGH SENIORS FROM THE GRIDLEY REALTY CO. BEST WISHES TO THE HIGH SENIORS FROM THE D 1dL1uR'iii+ii,i Jdld HEARTS onnsfrgginizz S'oYr:de'e?'Doi,l YILIHZTNLZZQII Ljugy U Y' Sandy, Sue, Jeannelfe, Maurine, Arlene, Ram, Chris, Vickie, Jacquie, Joanne, Mary Alanna, Maureen, Pam, and Gail CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL GRADUATING HIGH SENIORS FROM THE INCONNUES Bobbie, Nan, JeaneHe, Linda, Gloria, Tessa, Be++y, Jaclrie, Jean, Carol, Sandy, Chrisline, Suzu, Molly, Marlene, Eve, and Kafhy COMPLIMENTS OF THE Il G E M S I! Diane Boson, Jo Brungard, Nancy Coslser, Muriel Friedrich, Phyll Grossfeld, Shirley Haslings, Bobbie Huberman, Mar- sha Levy, Arlyn Mann, Pauline Meyer, Joyce Rosenberg, Judy Miller, Marianne Morrissey, Esfher Schwarh, Pal' Wislcofchill, Tanya Zwyer COMPLIMENTS OF MOM 8: POP of 'lhe VARSITY FOUNTAIN BESTFWEHESFAND oooo LUCK From fhe ii I T R I B U N E S Milne Torres, Sieve Cragg, John McClelland, Bob Devine, I Jim Bailey, Bob Larsen, Tim Jung, Leigh Miller, Jon Ed- I wards, Mar+y Goldrod, Leland Miller, Ar+ Gerow, Wall I Torrens, Pele Wiener, Ron Eclcelhofl, Milne Spanier, I Ken Moorhead I QNX N .1 N! gl ,Z ,X-9 Al E-Z ff L f ff v , N lvl Q i DON'T MISS THE BOAT! Don't miss the boat when ir comes to choosing the right job. Theres a wonderful job opportunity awaiting you at Metropolitan Life after graduation. So why not pay us a visit. Come to our Employment Bureau and find out all about that-job-with-a-future. ' Starting salary 35229 per month - Five-day week ' Regular il1CfCHSCS 0 Appetizing luncheons as ' Steady advancement guest of fhe Company 0 Liberal vacation arrangement ' FUD in many different social, athletic and U Life, Sickness, Hospital, Surgical , recreational groups and major medical ,expense insurance ' Ideal working conditions IT CAN ALL BE YOURS! For full information, come to the Employment Bureau, Monday through Friday, any time between 8:30 A.M. and 5 P.M. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 765 California Street, San Francisco 20, Calif. ronrruurs in 'ri-us sunvsvon Uv J. H. DOHERTY FISHER STUDIO o 140 Geary Sinai, Room 303, San Francisco Phono SUMor 1-1542 REYNOLDS 8: SELLER - NASH 3800 Geary Blvd. af 2nd Ave. San Francisco, Calif. RAMBLER SKyline 2-4111 NABORHOOD PHARMACY YOUR REXALL STORE 3300 Balboa Sfreef SKyIine I-1520 San Francisco 2l, Calif. FOR GRADUATION . . . A 1960 New Plymouth or Swepi'-Wing Dodge CALL William 81 Frederick Motors lincoln - Mercury 4249 GEARY BLVD., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. BAyview I-4570 QUAN'S BROILER Charcoal Broiler 8: Barbecue o Also Chinese Food 5320 GEARY BLVD., belween I7Ih and I8+h Aves. BAyview I-6409 EVorgreen 6-9643 STANLEY KANE, EDWARD KANE, Rogisiored Pharmacisls EVERGREEN PHARMACY 5601 Geary Blvd., corner 2OI'h Avenue BAyview I-0065 - I-0066 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK from THE HIGH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gus Karyl Pal Jean Yvonne Linda COMPLIMENTS OF C H E V R 0 I. E T BALBOA'S 5 81 10C STORE The Sfore Thaf Has EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES Opposife Ihe Balboa Thea'I'er Belween 37I'h 8: 38+h Ave. CONGRATULATIONS. 'G-RADUATING sienians GILBERT IIGILN MORGAN F... +I. CLASS OF FALL 1944 CHEVALIERS. CHINESE HI-Y Randal Chow, Roger Fung, AI Gee, Arfhur Gee, Jerry William E. Wa+ers Inc., Geary al' Sfh Ave. , Jung' Healy Leong, David Quong, Calvin Tom, Ben Tel. SK I-0580 San Francisco, Calif. ' Wong. Donald Wong. Jimmy Yee. and Sonny Quock. Miss Graduate ffl!! ,ZZ ff? It takes a lot of people... It takes a lot of people like you to keep up with our growing tele- phone service-and we're growing faster than ever before! We have a wide variety of well- paying, interesting jobs open for women - as typists - stenogra- phers-telephone operators-file clerks - accounting clerks. The pay is good, right from the start, even while you're learning. Three raises the very first year! You'll work in clean, bright offices with people your own age - many of them schoolmates. Come in and find out how you can become part of the TelephoneTeam. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES 'l40 New Montgomery Sf. 445 Bush St. There's a good fob for you af--- Pacific Telephone CON G RATU LATION S, GRADS llfbaf Abu' .9 There are many excellent iob opportunities for men and women in the field of Hair Styling and Beauty . . . and they are more-than-ordinarily available to graduates of Miss Marty's School of Beauty. This school considers that practice makes perfect and from the day you enroll until you graduate, you'll study primarily by DOING the work, exactly as you would in a first-class Salon. Classes are limited to 50 . . . so you'll have individual attention in your work, and can start out immediately SCOTTY'S DRIVE IN after your graduation, ALL Hair Styling and Hair Cutting is taught exclusively by Miss Marty herself, and all beginning students start immediately on techniques she teaches to worlzing hair stylists taliing her graduate courses. as an experienced operator! Course is planned to include I,6OO hours, and can be completed comfortably in nine months of active at- tendance. Open 8:30 to 5 every day, and Wednesday and Friday evenings. Two excellent professional teachers, long-famous in the field of Beauty worlr, will teach Theory, Facials, Manicures, Permanents, etc. in the best approved methods ot the day. Miss Marryis School of Boaut 278 POST STREET o SAN FRANCISCO 0 SUtter I-7950 TELEPHONE FOR APPOINTMENT TO OBSERVE A CLASS IN ACTION Also Note: Junior and Senior Shampoos and Sets, 75c . . . Freshman Worli Complimentary -Tiv- P.. I My I 1 4'TfcC by 'Pb 'I' .Kit ,J - 4? 5 :ix Miss Marty Schaumann, Dean at Marty's School of Beauty and winnc many awards for hair-styling, Natioi known for her leadership in the tiel Cosmetology, and the only person Northern California included in tho n bership ot the nationally-famous Ott Hair Fashion Committee. Member: tional Hairdressers Bi Cosmetologists' sociationg Hollywood Hair Design C cilg San Francisco Cosmetologists' Assc tiong and immediate past President ol Calitornia Cosmetologists' Association' U 'lone onlyu Best Wishes to the Hlgh Seniors in relresliment, too fm. THE CIISCIIIIE PRESS I273 MISSION STREET KL 2-II , Hoot mon!! T WHO SAYS SCOTCHMEN ARE TIGHT? 4 1 I' I I J T Y IOIILED UNDER AUIHORIIY OF IME COCA COLA COMPANY IV A LOT FOR A LITTLE THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA GEARY BOULEVARD AT 3151. ,4 F IW 5 i' 1 1 . ., Q . A, . W 'I Q , 7 7 . ,1 ' . A A- ., Y. A W V571- W -1 4, .1 ' fag r ' - '76 or 1-.R s Y . Y li: A 7 fn, I ,, if f :wk .J , ,A mn' wb 5'-ul. 1' '. vn- v.' v 'n Nm? .gn ' 1 0. A . 'E 1 n ' ll 1 Q I m inf W J' i -4 6 . . '1 J' pfwql l 'I 0 v S TY rr -- Lu.-N as I- fa.,