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

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7 WM? 1 Ny 1 93 5 A Z., i' '5 iltlfv wif 1 ' , '-23, FIRST ROW llef+ +o righfl: Naflwcn, Pfeifer, Grayson, Rockmore, Grady, McGaughey. SECOND ROW: Murio, Pullen, Simon, Gray King, Plwillips. Unlimiteds Meet Pol In Finals VVfJ',l'1irVQlCVi Oy,f,r,nr,nl fDppr,nf.f-if Scgffii 64 Galileo 30 50 Lowell 29 58 Sl. lqnoliuz 40 30 5ocred l-leorl I9 50 Mitiion 40 ol Balboa 40 56 Lincoln 39 37 Polyleclwnic 55 SEMI-FINALS 55 Lincoln 36 FINALS 27 Polyleclwnic 29 Sporlfed loy lonlfy Slove Groy ond dimiriuliwf Nfiim Owyoung, 'rlne Woclwiriqlon vorzily ended o drool if-fi iilor zeozon willn o 7,l record, loiinq only lo Poly. Tliig rezpecloble record enobled lliern lo compfilo in die Cilylinol',wl'1erell1oyliClfed Linroln, ond lnr-n wow edged lay Poly, 29-27. Allin,-iqlw The Ecifgleu lozl llie Cily Cwlnnpionwlwip, llii-y were ruled 'ro line Cridloy lriyilolionril 7lVfvllIfVllTWG'Ill. VVo',l'iiriqlori carefully and rriellwodirolly Irirnmif-il Vol leio 50 48 in lim lirzl roiirid. ll lrillwwrid Willi rJ 1 limo 55 53 detizion over Harry Ellu, linfilly, llwr- 5ifiilf-I :mil fyroy '.lfJlJfjl1l6'fF:fl ine l3r:rlff:lf:y Yolliiwiriflifl-. 7I 47 Iii fuplure llwf: lournrirnoril, Norm Uwyiiuingi wo-, mimi-il 'inc ',erif4',' rnozl vuliiolylrv ployfziy flllfl liiilli lim- cinil 'ili-vw fyroy worm 'mlmlfgfl on llwrg All liiiiiiifinwnl lfgwiiii, Simon goes high for llwc ball againsi Galileo Af? ' in 5 l

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03,0 M0 FIRST ROW lleTT To rigl1TI: Kuminoff, Ludlow, Jaclxson, Gridley, Briscoe, Currie, Gallagher, Benioff, Daggao, THIRD ROW: WerTz SrniTh, Richmond, Mello, Canole, Zwillinger, Farve. SECOND Kelsey, Bloom, AImquisT, Johnson, Mafhews, Amber, Federolil ROW: Morris, Harris, Ross, Flynn, Singer, Morrel, Winslow, Ishida, Geissberger, BarTer, Sadalla, Yee. TV's Defense Strong The Junior VarsiTy TooTbaII Team, Under The guidance oT Mr. Domecus, did very well This year, Tinishing up in Third place. They had a respecTabIe record oT six wins and Two losses. In Their TirsT game againsT ST. IgnaTiUs, They IosT a Toughie To The TUTure co-champions, I9 To 6. Rebound- ing Trom This beaTing, They romped over Poly, 38 To O. The EagIeTs Then meT The oTher coechampion, Lowell, and dropped a I9-6 decision. Then The EagIeTs sTarTed Their greaT win slcein by whipping Their archerivals Lincoln, 38-O. They wenT on To down Sacred HearT I2- O. Balboa was nexT and ThaT didn'T change The Tune oT The EagIeTs, as JV BOX SCORE WashingTon vs: 6 ST. IgnaTius I9 P I . . 38 O Y 0 They romped home wiTh a QI-O vic- 6 Lowell I9 T . + .Hq G 38 Lincoln O ory. eir nex game, wi a i- leo, was The hardesT ToughT oT The year. WiTh iosT seconds IeTT, Don SiT romped inTo The end zone Tor The winning Tally. Milce Gallagher I2 Sacred HearT O 2I Balboa O 7 Galileo 0 Sophs Show Spirit The Sophomore TooTbaII Team under Coach Ruane did very well This year by winning Tour games, losing one, and Tying one. In Their TirsT game againsT Lincoln, They Trounced The young MusTangs, 28 To 6. Their second game was no diTTerenT Trom The TirsT one as They whipped Balboa 39 To 6. The nexT game acTualIy decided The cham pionship. In a very hard-ToughT game The Sophs losT The OUT To Lowell, I4 To 7. STilI in TiTIe conTenTion, oUTlasTed Sacred HearT, I9 To I4. In Their nexT game They Tied The co-champion ST. IgnaTius, 6 To 6. In Their IasT game oT The season The Sophomores rapped Poly, 40 To O. 39 This season showed sTars Tor The 7 TuTure WashingTon Teams. The boys who sTood ouT were Jerry Jones, guarTerbacIcg Henri Bay- 6 Iacg, haITbacIcq Rodney Someya, WashingTon vs: 28 Lincoln Balboa Lowell ST. lgnofius 22 Mission I5 40 P I 0 converTed. Score: EagIeTs 7-O. cenTer. oy wa fr A i , H ' ' ,I g W, I if Q.. -...A , X, 1 ,' 4' A '3'W-!luqv- f T ' .V-f. , , T , ,.,. . T LW? ffl!! 4 y A sg Q I . I . T . ,E 1 V H V y 154, fs-M wp. I 1 JV ,' J ,Q L ' ' V 5.1 QM ,f i Q5 I I Wir? ,, , f y I V ef-f' , .. ., 'T ' 44' ,W TU 2 :QZZ , pf f f 5 5 f .. f' s ,swf rsyf? i , '. , I T T ffff Til 93 7 f ' I I 'T . .Vf ,...q sv' , I , , 1 , f sv ' I i' 1' , I f 5 . T T. . N ' M ,Y I 5 w QM' - ,gym 4 gf f cs. 4 I N , .,,, f , V, cp. ST f I I TX Sn ' i Z 1 ,I i I A we A f, ,V . FIRST ROW lIeTT To righTI: Kopeilrin, Learned, Ogi, WharTon, Hall, ATIrieIslri, Coleman, Someya. THIRD ROW: Nious Richard Hollman, Jones. SECOND ROW: Severence, Hobson, Mendell, son, LousTou, Baylacq, Bennei, Gallardo, Godley, I AJ SOPH BOX SCORE I9 Sacred HearT I4

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13O's Wi11 hampionship MosT Valuable Player in The Gridley Tournament Norman Owyoung, sTeals The ball again and drives in for Two. T ? lf 'ativan T XX'-i li i T' I iii 'Q 52 CfC1lilC i' 26 52 Liiwell 34 60 gl, lfiiiflliii 57 r:rUCYV l Hcaif 39 56 lVliC,ifiT'i 37 38 l3f'1il'+fU 28 SO l-iiifiilri 40 55 Palfiefhnif 47 SEMI-FINALS ful Mit' iam 43 FINALS Sl Gfjlili-f 35 This year THE' T305 wenT all The way io oring home anoTher Eaale Champianzhip. The asTonishina lighTweighT3 Under Coach AThana- sopouloe wenT Through a while zeaian lolaif-QTUQ in' cludedl und-eTeaTed. Leading This Team was LiahTweighT aT The Year, ATT Yoshihara. ATT was second in scoring honors behind TeammaTe Larrell Andersen Lorrell algo Caomred a berTh on The All-Ciw Tfve. 0Ther memberg aT The 3 OVfiVlQ five ircluaed Len Graves, The hueTler aT The squad: Roy Mamma, wiTh his deadly jump 3hoT: John CarTer, who picled Olzli more Than his share ol rebaandfi and alTernaTe, Frafi' Jofei, whose deadly se' sho' foarled The Eaaiei. L H, , iw W me - - 4 J 4 Y V : T M W X, ,. ' '14 T .., cy in V? ,QW FIRST ROW lleff To righfl: Cooper, Saba, Graves, Anderson, Jones, Mafsuura, Seidman. SECOND ROW1Yo5hiharc, Mialocq, Groza Dcggao, Cross, Arilcowa, Chuck.