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

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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

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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.