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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

SURVEYOR 1965 P §558lI •in m n q « t f it n n ii n i n •• n h n n im George Washington High School San Francisco, California 1965 DEDICATION NO GREATER LOVE HATH MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN GIVE HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS” To those people who have died because of their love for their fellow man and to those who continue the fight that the bars of racial prejudice be destroyed, we the Surveyor staff for 1965 dedicate this yearbook in hopes that someday, as this picture illus- trates, people of all races and nationalities will strive together to work for eternal peace and good will to all men. 2 Proposed monument for Alcatraz Island Monument to Peace” created by Forest K. Shaffer ADMINISTRAT Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm” SURVEYOR STAFF Jackie Herst Editor-in-Chief Dave Weiman Sports Editor Karen Cassell Sales Manager Susie Selix Assistant Editor Miriam Traig Senior Editor Nina Pinsky Administration Editor Joan Murphy Senior Editor Margaret Reiss Organizations and Linda Rekh Activities Editors Wendy Colton Laura Magnani Class Editors Steve Zimmerman Ad Manager Andy Sobieski Photographer Lynda Hodgkinson Reporter Gail Goldstein Reporter THE EAGLE STAFF Denise Dixon News Editor Diane Fisch Editorial Editor Connie Skipitares Feature Editor Shirley Davis Editor-in-Chief Joann Schulz Assistant News Janet Beck Assistant Editorial The Eagley Washington’s school news- paper saw many changes last year. Under the supervision of Mr. Flynn and editor Shirley Davis, six issues were published during the Fall. New emphasis was placed on features and editorials and sales rose to an all time high. Row 1 (r-1) Ramm, Williams, Smaczniak, Heller, Beck, Lias, Erbsenhaut. Row 2. Schwartz man, Buckley, Finigan, Mullins, Cherney, Luce, Goodhill, Clark, Johnson, Sobieski. Sid Goldstein Sports Editor Alice Alger Assistant Feature Larry Cerf Assistant Sports The spring Engle staff had quite a unique feature: there was a double staff. Editors Shirley Davis and Janet Beck took turns publishing the paper, each with her own staff. This is the first time that such a thing has occurred in the history of the Eagle. The capable staffs put out seven issues including a giant Senior Special in June. Seated: Barbara Cronin, Shirley Davis. Standing: Connie Skipitares, Mike Clark, Jeff Kraus, Tim Francis, Pete Mullins, Tanya Goodhill. Reporters Row 1 (1-r) Horowitz, Heil, Lucy, Jones Row 2. Harlan, Monaghan. Row I: (l-r) Kathy Sommer, Joann Schulz, Janet Beck, Gail Trattner Row 2: Steve Beck, Fran Erbsenhaut, Larry Cerf, Karen Johnson. STUDENT LEADERS ARE TOMORROW’S GIANTS. Our Student Body Officers Fall, 1964 — Spring, 1965 Jackie Jew Fall President G. S. S. The Girl’s Service Society known on campus as the GSS, was started in the first year of the existence of George Washington High School. Charter members were five in number, and the purpose of their society was to pro- mote the high morale and general welfare of the school. Today the GSS has fifty mem- bers, but its purpose remains unchanged. By helping to keep order at rallies, helping to supervise clean-up on campus, and by per- forming other such acts of service, the GSS has become one of Washington’s greatest assets. GSS members are chosen upper division girls who have shown high qualities of service, scholarship, and citizenship. Being a GSS is both a privilege and the greatest honor that can be bestowed on any girl. Susie Miller Spring President Melissa Aaron Janet Abrahms Juanita Bolero Mary Bums Gail Castelli Chris Cavas Cynthia Chan Khoda Chang Connie Chew Sophia Chung Aurora Cruz Irma Delson Joy Fergoda Adrienne Ferrau Penny Foster Kathy Genoa Paula Gordon Claire Handelman Deborah Henderson Jackie Herst Lynda Hodgkinson Barbara Horn Sharyn luamasa Kathy Iwasaki Carol Joe Pam Joseph Amy Karat Carol King Becky Krantz Linda Kudroff Karen Lloyd Judy Lonergan Trippy McTernan Janis Miller Nafisa Minai Chris Morioka Karen Nakai Kay Nomura Karen Nunotani Pam Nunotani Katy Perlman Beverly Pinsky Nina Pinsky Linda Reich Susan Selix Naida Soriano Carol Squires Claudia Sun Jeanna Wong Linda Woo Ying Ying Wu Linda Yoshinaka Dan Francisco President Fall 1964 STUDENT BODY The Fall, 1964, semester at George Washington High School was filled with new ideas, hard work, and loads of fun. The Student Body Officers gave much time and effort to make this term one of Washington’s greatest. The year started off with a bang, as the biannual Treasurer’s Rally, presented by the officers, told a suspenseful and funny story of the Roaring 20’s and Elliot Mess. Following this kick-off, began the Student Body Card Drive, in which 93% of the Student Body purchased membership in the United Students of George Washington High School. Soon the football season got under way, and Washington proved to be a champion in every respect. Not only did we have a championship team who retained the Bell and won on Turkey Day, but we had championship spirit as well. Thanks to much hard work and planning, our rooting section was one to be proud of. The L10 class of Fall, 1964, under the guidance of the 2nd Vice President, worked hard to make their first semester at Washington a successful one. Many new activities were instigated, including LlO Song Girls and an LlO Booster Day. There’s no doubt that, with the great start this class got, they will go on to accomplish much while attending Washington. Perhaps one of the most significant achievements of the term was the reinstate- ment of successful Student Body dances. Noel was loads of fun for all who went. There is no doubt that this Christmas Dance set the pace for many Student Body dances to follow. As the term ended, it was clear that much had been accomplished. The installation of voting machines for elections and an after school dance for the LlO’s are only a few of the many new ideas which emerged in Fall, 1964. For the officers, whose greatest wish was to lead the school wisely and who worked hard for the success achieved, it was a term never to be forgotten. Mr. O'Day Faculty Advisor Kathy Gerson Secreta ry Claire Handelman Treasurer Susie Miller First Vice President Boh Thompson Custodian Stan Shields Athletic Manager Rich Christensen Head Yell Leader OFFICERS spring 1965 The Spring 1965 term was filled with as much excitement, fun, and accomplish- ments as was the Fall term. The Student Body officers made this term one of the best and most memorable. Early in February the officers presented the Treasurer’s Rally which was a great hit and brilliant success. The officers characterized the Addams Family from tele- vision, and tried to persuade Pugsley Addams to buy a Student Body Card. The drive lasted several weeks and concluded with 92% of the Student Body buying cards. The next exciting event was the LlO welcome dance. It proved a huge success drawing over 500 students dancing to the jerk, philie, and many other popular dances. The Class of Fall 1967 added another tradition to George Washington. Yell Leaders were selected to represent Washington at all the forthcoming baseball games. The team appreciated their fine efforts and spirit. George Washington High School was again bestowed the great honor of the Award of Merit from the University of California for the highest grade point average from any high school in California from the graduating class of June 1962. To celebrate this occasion several graduates from the class returned to school for a Scholarship Rally. Junior and Senior Days were different this semester being subject to new' regulations. The dances were both successes drawing a substantial crowd from the student body. The drama department once again presented one of the greatest term plays seen at Washington. The Sound of Music was presented with vigor and enthusiasm and received a good response from its several performances. Two selections were presented on television Easter nite. The students of Washington should all be congratulated for the fine effort that they put forth for the May Festival. A long forgotten tradition of collecting paper back books to earn the May Festival w-as revived. A quota of 3100 books was set, but the students collected over 12,000. The May Festival was fun, exciting, and hilarious for all the students who attended the teacher’s rally and the events of the evening. The semester ended and the work of the officers ceased. Those who participated in the many events offered had many thrilling experiences. Janis Miller First Vice President Rock Clum Custodian Deborah Henderson Second Vice President Howard Wu Athletic Manager Jackie Herst Secretary Garry Hoshiyama Head Yell Leader John Adams President Bob Thompson Treasurer Seth Hicks Fall President EAGLES The Eagle Society is a service organization composed of nearly sixty boys. Its membership is based on high standards in scholarship and school service. The society was created when the school was opened and has grown to out- standing stature since then. The society’s purpose is to assist in establishing successful function- ing of school activities. Some of its duties are those of maintaining order at rallies, helping the con- fused new sophomores, patroling various areas of the campus, and escorting visitors in school. Nate Kirtman Spring President Donald Ruck Jim Carter Larry Cerf Dennis Chinn Rich Christensen Rock Clum Butch Colyear Larry Combs Sandy Constine John Cunningham Emil DeGuzman Tony Dizon Willy Durkin Rick Felton Dan Francisco Vic Francisco Alan Frank Sam Gerzowsky Marty Gold Sid Goldstein David Greenberg Bruce Hall Miles Hamada Brian Horikoshi Ken Lee Rodney Lcong Jeff Levin Mike Levin Ron Mack Tony Manoguerra Dean Paizis Mark Petersen Bob Philip Andy Popoff Andy Poynter Ken Price Dan Raas Jim Raisner Jim Rogers Morey Rubenstein Ron Same Art Solomon Alex Shestakov Stan Shields Ron Stallings Chuck Stern Robert Thompson Robert Wang Jim Whitsell Russel Wong Howard Wu Ken Yee Howard Yano Steve Zimmerman The day of graduation seems very far away when a class enters senior high school; but the three years go by so quickly one is left with the feeling that there was not enough time to do all that should have been done. A school like George Washington offers so many opportunities that it is often difficult to make choices with regard to subjects and activities. For a majority of students these years have been happy, busy, and profitable. For others, unfortunately, more time may have been spent on personal en- joyment than on the self-discipline that makes for success. However, the very fact that nearly nine hundred students have joined the ranks of the alumni this year is proof that there has been accomplishment; and hopefully, there has also been a realization on the part of most as to what needs to be done to achieve responsible citizenship. I am happy to extend congratulations to the many members of the classes of Fall 1964 and Spring 1965 who, having made their choices, are ready to move on with confidence to the next phase of their lives. May I also express my appreciation for the enthusiasm, co- operation, and good work done by class and student body officers. Deserving of my gratitude and yours are those hard- working sponsors Mr. Lai, Mr. Ferrero, Miss Matheu, and Mr. O’Day, whose constant concern for class and school in preparing and supervising the many activities of these past three years has contributed so much to their success and to your pleasure. Finally, I would like to thank Miss Parsons and Mr. Pagano for the truly dedicated service they have given to the students and faculty of George Washington. Without their advice, support, and understanding my assignment here would have been a most difficult one. Instead, my experiences from beginning principal to a veteran of three years have beenTnteresting; educational, certainly; and entertaining — never dull, you may be sure. t-t ■4 'J ) l Ldxi. Principal Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Head Counselor Mr. Alan Addlestone History Mrs. Roberta Baker Business Miss Rose Annin English Mr. Sheldon Bornstein Mathematics Mrs. Florence Armstrong Mr. Alex Athanasopoulos English, Foreign Language Physical Education Mr. Franz Brandt Art Mrs. Evelyn Brillhart Physical Education Miss Lorraine Baker English Mr. John Burke Science Mr. Bertram Callen English Mr. Cecil Carroll Science Mr. Richard Castile History Mr. Leon Cathey Science Mrs. Danise Chandler English Mrs. Margaret Denny History Miss Agnes Dimitriou Foreign Language Mr. Robert Donovan History Mr. Frank Ellinger Physical Education Mr. Colin Covey History Mr. Stanley Feldman Art Mr. William Fcrrero Mathematics Miss Mary Gissler History Mr. Elgin Heinz History Mr. Louis Hinze History Mr. Merton Jones Science Mr. William Firpo Physical Education Mr. Vincent Flynn English Mrs. Marion Friedman Science Miss Edith Garin English Mr. C.N. Glatree Vocational Counselor Mr. Edward Gorham Science Miss Doris Grimley History, Foreign Language Mr. Joseph Harris English Mr. Marshall Hughes History, Science Mr. Kenneth Irwin Mathematics Mr. Arnold Jacobson Business Mr. Hoadley Johnson Mathematics Miss Denise Joseph Business Mrs. Judith Kelly Home Economics Mr. Alec Keratzides Mathematics Mrs. Lee Ann King English Mr. Ekhard Mahl Science Mr. Robert McMains Mathematics Mr. Richard Meder Music Mrs. Geraldine Meister History Miss Joan Monte History Mrs. Diane Morris Foreign Language Miss Virginia Murillo English, Foreign Language Mr. Robert O’Day History Miss Marcia Norstrom History Miss Reva Paslin English Mr. John O’Connor Science Mr. Seymor Pearson Science Mr. Frank Power History Miss Vivian Podesta Physical Education Mr. James Randall English Miss Norma Randig History, English Mrs. Elizabeth Rathert English Miss Frossene Polyzois Business Mr. Chad Reade Physical Education Miss Alice Rocky Physical Education Miss Victoria Silveria Science Mr. Edward Sykes Mathematics Mr. Gaylcn White Industrial Arts Mr. Alan Torlakson History Mr. lohn Wood English Mr. James Yates Industrial Arts Mr. Herbert Welch Music Mrs. Fransis Zinns Physical Education Mrs. Mari Witjas Foreign Language, Math Custodians Without the custodians, Wash- ington would not be in the beau- tiful condition that it is in today. There are two crews of custodians working from 6 am to 3 pm, and 2 pm to 10:30 pm. They clean and make various repairs around school. Every night they clean the chalk trays, erasers, rooms, and the area around the school. During the term they wax and polish the floors, scrub the walls, and clean the bleachers after every football game. Any other minor repair jobs that are neces- sary are performed by our cus- todians. Cafeteria staff The Cafeteria workers must be complimented for the fine job they do in making, baking, and serving food to the school. There are eight different places where people can buy food during lunch. These places include the cafeteria and carts on the espla- nade. A spot check one day noted that 2200 people buy food during lunch. The cafeteria workers have surely done a wonderful job in serving and cooking for so many people. It should be noted that this is a small picture. This is so because the other workers were too busy serving students to be able to take time out for a picture. Principal’s Cabinet Principal’s Cabinet is a direct line from the stu- dents to Miss Adams. It is a select group of represent- atives from each registry. Any questions or ideas that a student may have are pre- sented to his representative to be asked at each weekly meeting. In turn. Miss Adams answers these ques- tions and she along with any other students are able to make announcements to be delivered to all students by their registry represent- ative. Row 1 (1-r.) Reich, Murphy, Hughs, Avilla, Lyon, Au, Young, Broussard, Coquilla, Langlie, Worth. Row 2 Cordellos, Chan, Chattham, Parramore, Tsang, Moore, Harris, Esrik, Rooksby. Row 3 Rogers, Minai, Edelstein, Gartman, Fung, Felix, Waldman, Allen, Jenkins, Bull, Fisch. Row 4 Jan, Rosenberg, Inuzuka, Dobashi, Shorenstein, Ellinwood, Lapiana, Cole, Rabin, Colvin, Cerf. Row 5 Hoshiyama, Cardenas, Wasdahl, Griffith, Dodd, Martin, Lei, DeWath, Fong, Knisbacher. Row 6 Wilson, Berl, Thompson, Felton, Mundstock, Black. Row 7 Goss, DiCarlo, Scheck, Seto, Aimola, Appel, Silberberg, Fullam, Schulz, Weil, Wilson, Hanna, White. Scarlet Gray May I see your pass?” are the familiar words asked by the Scarlet and Gray. This honor group patrols the halls to see that order is kept, and helps visitors with directions. Other Scar- let and Gray members re- main in the classroom acting as Honor Study Hall chair- men and secretaries. Row 1 (1-r) Meyerhoflf, DiCarlo, King, Roybal, Roybal, Caldwell, Webster, Hullman, Johnson. Row 2 Rosenberg, Manoguera, Cortapassi, Mical, Gonzalez, Davis, Bass, Botero, Kra ss, Kraus. Row 3 Loo, Dizon, Lapiana, Rames, Chin, Pydock, Burns, Sand, Worth. Row 4 Donaly, Morris, Zimmerman, Hartman, Novi, Milstein, Sugarman, Lewis, Amochev. Row 5 Edwards, Calabria, Diaz, Levin, Klein, Worth, Carter, Stirm, Zimmerman, Alexeef. Row 6 Tom, Wong, Banks, Palfis, Denis, Wong, Kajiyama, Shimamoto, Lee. Row 7 Cheu, Vitenson, Buck, Morioka, Whitsell, Goldeen, Crockett, Smith. Row 8 McLeaver, Same, Kafafian, Groschel, Opp, Avdeef, Jones. 23 SENIORS CLASS OF FALL 1964 —HISTORY When this class entered Washington in Feb- ruary, 1962, it was small but possessed a great school spirit and a sense of responsibility to- ward the school and the class. During the first year their spirit was shown when many class members took part in two successful projects: the planting of shrubbery and the collection of the Eagle newspaper for servicemen. The junior year was highlighted by a viva- cious Junior Day entitled A Venture in Para- dise, the Junior Day Dance Tahitian Tuist, and a memorable Junior Prom Midnight Mist. Their many activities during their senior year included a highly original Senior Day which was called A World in Distress, and the Senior Day Dance Stardust. The Saturday before Graduation the Senior Prom was held at the St. Francis Hotel in the Italian Room. The theme of the prom was Bella Note. The class was sponsored for a year and a half by Mrs. Friedman, after which the spon- sorship was taken over by Mr. Lai. Because of their capable guidance and devotion, they will long be remembered by the Class of Fall 1964. Ron Stallings Executive Council Lorraine Louie Executive Council Alex Avdeef Eagles, Letterman, Scar- let Grey, Swimming Margaret Bergland Reg. Sect., Reg. V.P., Term Play Sonia Blumenkranc GAA, Red Cross, Hostess Ernest Briccno Adv. Orch., Adv. Band, Cross Country, Track Robert Beedie Joan Arndt GAA, Dance Club, Sr. Jr. Day, Scarlet Grey Norbert Assenmatker Intermural bowling Scott Benkie H-10 Treasurer, L-12 V.P., Jr. Day Director, Eagles, Sr. Day, Tennis Lonnette Bowser Elizabeth Bray Reg. Sect., Red Cross James Buckley Leandrus Benton Reg. Pres., Track, Foot- ball, Cross Country, Sr. Day, Eagles, Letterman Donald Buck Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., Eagles, Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey, CSF 27 Barbara Burger Rebecca Buted Reg. V.P., GAA, Jr. Sr. Day ’X Michael Carr Reg. Treasurer, Jr. Sr. Day Karen Chew Prin. Cab., Library Staff, Reg. V.P., GAA, Whip, Business Club Paul Clark Reg. Sect., Baseball Lilia Calonsag A Cappella Ed Cardinal Donna Carter Henry Chiu Eve red Cohen Reg. Pres., Football, Track Carlos Cardenas Reg. Treasurer, Sr. Ad- visor, Jr. Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey Norman Chapman James Chu Sheila Collins Reg. Sect., Jr. Sr. Day Giida Chaw Red Cross, Reg. Sect., GAA, Jr. Sr. Day Louis Claassens Ross Conroy 28 Judy Cortopassi Re � . Pres., Reg. Sect., Sr. Advisor, GAA, Jr. Sr. Day, Jr. Prom Queen, Bell Court, Block W Aurora Cruz H-ll Exec. Counc. Rep., L-12 Treasurer, H 12 Sect., Reg. Sect., GSS, GAA, Jr. Sr. Day, Block W, Sr. Advisor, Prin. Cab. Rosemary Di Leone Reg. Treasurer, Red Cross, AFS, CSF, GAA, Spanish Club, Human Relations Club, Hostess Barbara Endo GAA Suzanne Crary Reg. Treasurer, Jr. Prom Comm. Irma Delson L-10 Sect., Reg. Pres., GSS, CSF, Commence- ment Sect, and Speaker Carol Downing Sr. Day Alex Crisologo Soccer, Track, Cross Country Frank Dervin Reg. Treasurer, Eagle Rep., Soph. Football. Intramural Volleyball Philip Eaton J.V. Football, Boxing, Wrestling Robert Eske Frank Cross William Diaz Eagle Rep., Scarlet Grey, Cross Country, Track, Letterman Thomas Edwards Howard Epstein 29 Joy Fergoda Reg. Pres., Reg. V.P. Reg. Sect., GAA, Alum- nae Secretary, GSS, Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey Daniel Francisco President United Stu- dents GWHS, S B. Cus- todian, L-10 and L-ll President, H -10 Exec. Coun., Eagles, Jr. Sr. Day, Sr. Advisor, J.V. Baseball Bart Goldberg Tennis Team, Baseball, Vassals Joseph Gam Baseball Jerry Goetz Fencing Team Paula Gordon Reg. V.P., Reg. Sect., L-10 Exec. Coun. Rep., H-10 Exec. Coun. Rep., L-11 Secretary, G A A, GSS, CSF, Scarlet Grey, Sr. Advisor, Jr. Day Manager, Sr. Day, Commencement Secre- tary Gene Goyhenetche Eagle Rep., Boxing, Wrestling, Arcodians Collette Gurthet Reg. Sect., Red Cross, Sr. Advisor, Jr. Sr. Day Sidney Goldstein Varsity Golf Team, Let- terman. Eagle Sports Editor, Eagles Alan Gralnick Baseball, Football, Ar- codians Olga Halaj Reg. Pres., Reg. V.P., Reg. Sect., GAA, Jr. Sr. Day Tisha George Reg. V.P., Red Cross, Whip, GAA, Drama Club, Christmas Tab- leaux, Sr. Day, Girls’ Track Team Gil Gonzales Scarlet Grey John Harvey Track, Basketball, Weight Lifting. Colleen Gurthet Richard Impola Eagle Rep., Soph-Frosh and J.V. Football, Sr. Day Jacqueline Jew L-10 Treasurer, L-11 Vice President, H-ll Treasurer, L-12 Exec. Coun. Rep., President of GSS, Prin. Cab., GAA, Block W, Sr. Advisor, CSF, Jr. Sr. Day James Kovach Seth Hicks L-ll Treasurer, Pres. Eagle Soc., Football, Track, Letterman Michael Ivanow Patricia Hodge Kathy Iwasaki Reg. Pres., Reg. V.P., Reg. Sect., GSS, GAA, Hostess, Jr. Sr. Day Vincent Jue Prin. Cab., Red Cross, Soccer Kayleen Hooper Reg. Pres., Reg. Sect., GAA, Jr. Sr. Dav Jeanne Ja James Johnson Don Kafahan H-12 Treasurer, Eagles, Scarlet Grey, Sr. Day Rebecca Krantz Reg. Sect., Prin. Cab., GSS, GAA, Sr. Advisor, Jr. Day, Sr. Day Direc- Monica Krehenbrink L-12 Treasurer, Reg. Sect., Red Cross, GAA, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day William Lang Reg. Pres., Bachelors Sandra Lee L-12 Exec. Coun. Rep., Rep. Pres., Rep. V.P., Rep. Treasurer, GAA, Block W, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day Kenneth Low Anthony Manoguerra H-ll President, H-12 President, Rep. Pres., Eagle, Scarlet Grey, Sr. Advisor, Jr. Sr. Day, Dance Comm. Eleanor Mayjoffe Reg. Sect., Prin. Cab., Hostess Josephine Lei Reg. Sect., Reg. Treas- urer, Eagle Rep., GAA, Whip, Dance Comm., Masquers, Jr. Sr. Day Terris Lum Rep. Treasurer, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day John Maran Horacio Lofredo Robert Magliocco Boxing, Wrestling Connie Maratas Colin McRae Yell Leader, H-12 V.P., Dionysons Lorraine Louie H-12 Exec. Coun. Rep., Rep. Sect., GAA Board, Scarlet Grey, Whip, Jr. Day Erlinda Malabed Adelaida Mariano Tania Medovschikoff GAA, Whip Michael Milkovich Christine Morioka Class V.P., Treasurer, Sect., Rep. Sect., GSS Vice President and His- torian, Jr. Prom chair- man, Sr. Breakfast Chrm., GAA, Block W, Scarlet Grey, CSF, Exec. ! a n c e Comm., Jr. Sr. Day Vova NikolaefT Ernest Mims Julie Morre Prin. Cab., Red Cross, GAA Karen Nunotani L-12 V.P., Rep. Pres., Rep. Sect., Prin. Cab., GAA, GSS Historian, Jr. Sr. Day, Hostess, Floral Arts Club Bernard Mirante Lawrence Morris Yukiko Opino A Cappclla, GAA Larry Morino Swimminp William Murphy Fabian Oliver Adrianne Onp Thomas Opp Rep. Pres., Prin. Cab., Eaples, Sr. Advisor, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day Hafiz Otus Donald Pacini 33 James Raisncr Class Pres., Rep. Pres., Reg. V.P., V.P. Eagle Society, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day, Prin. Cab., Sr. Advisor, Foot- ball Arthur Rosenberg Reg. V.P., Reg. Treas- urer, Prin. Cab., Sr. Day, Library Staff Richard Sanderson John Shanahan James Ringseis Ronald Sante Eagles, Letterman, Sr. Day, Junior Prom King Aaron Scott Track, Cross Country Sandra Simpson GAA, Sr. Day, Red Cross Michael Scott Sheldon Silverman Scarlet Gray, Sr. Day Carolyn Someya Laurinda Sievens Barry Thornton Reg. Pres., Track, Cross Country, Boxing, Wres- tling, J.V. Football, Tribunes Seraphim Upshinsky CSF Ronald Stallings H-ll V.P., L-12 Presi- dent, H-12 Exec. Coun. Rep., Eagles, Adv. Band, Cross Country, Football Roger Spaeth Carol Stirm Scarlet Grey, Masquers Claudia Sun Eagle Rep., Red Cross, Reg. Sect., GSS, GAA, Block W, Hostess, French Cluh, Jr. Day Ksenia Tsenin Reg. Pres., Reg. V.P., Prin. Cab., GAA, Exec. Dance Comm., Jr. Sr. Day Jerome Vitenson Reg. Pres., Reg. Treas- urer, Scarlet Grey, Jr. Day Charles Stem Prin. Cab., Pres. AFS, Eagles, Letterman, Jr. Day, Cross Country, Golf Sharon Tannhauser Asst. Rally Dir., A Cap- pella. Masquers Carolyn Tung L-12 Sect., Reg. V.P., Exec. Coun., Red Cross, Whip, Jr. Sr. Day, Prin. Cab., Bell Court Natalie vonFreiberg Reg. Pres., Reg. V.P., GAA, Business Club, Jr. Sr. Day Barbara Walker H-12 Reg. Treasurer, Eagle Rep., GAA, A Cappella, Whip Clint Weyrauch Prin. Cab., Library Staff Jane Wong Reg. V.P., Sec., Prin. Cab.. Eagle Rep., Sr. Advisor. Jr. Sr. Day, GSS. Sharon Zimmerman Scarlet Grey, YFC Club Pres. Ala Zotow Nancy Weast Red Cross Rep., GAA, Block W, A Cappella, Sr. Day Ann Zelker 36 GRADUATION Dress right It's almost time so get ready The time finally arrives and the march begins And afterwards it's smiles galore SENIOR PROM AND Mr. Scanlan accepts bids at door The class of Fall 1964 had its Senior Ball at the Italian Room of the St. Francis Hotel. The theme of the prom was ’’Belle Note,” Italian for beautiful night. Music was provided by George Duke and his combo. 1 m,, y -fat+y Seniors arrive at St. Francis The last dance before graduation ITS ROYAL COURT The highlight of the prom was the crown- ing of the King and Queen—Bill Lang and Carol Downing. Their court consisted of Prin- cesses Joy Fergoda and Carolyn Tung and Princes Seth Hicks and Tony Manoguerra. Vice President of the graduating class Colin McRae crowned the w inners. KING AND QUEEN— BILL AND CAROL PRINCE AND PRINCESS—SETH AND |OY PRINCE AND PRINCESS—TONY AND CAROLYN YOU MUST HAVE BEEN Sonia Blumcnkranc A BEAUTIFUL BABY Sandra Sjfrpsyn J ipassi a Beginning, No an End. . . Marty Gold President Mr. Ferrero Sponsor HISTORY . . . CLASS OF SPRING 1965 As low sophomores the class got off to a rapid start under the leadership of its President Stan Shields, Student Body Second Vice-President Noah Griffin and class sponsor, Mr. Ferrero, with the success of its class project, planting rose hushes in the Veterans Court. The class held its first cake sale and first car wash, both tremendously successful. The class was then the largest in the school with nearly 1000 students. During its second semester with John Adams as president, the class again held a car wash and a Cake sale, both adding a substantial amount to the treasury. The project that term was sending old copies of the Fagle to alumni overseas and was accomplished with enthusiasm. With Stan Shields again as president, the class had a memorable low junior term. It held the largest cake sale in the history of GWHS with over 200 cakes contributed. As high juniors and under the skillful leadership of its officers including Mark Bautista, the class had an eventful term. Junior Day, entitled How to Succeed in Baseball Without Really Trying, or On the Bench”, under the direction of Claire Handelman, was very successful. The Junior Day Dance entitled Baseball” was attended by hundreds and was a roaring success. The Junior Prom, Shangri-La was held in the gym. The King and Queen were Mark Petersen and Ciail Goldstein. With John Adams as President the class was busy in its next to the last term. A Hootenany given by the class was a tremendous success financially. The class also helped with the PTA membership drive, in addition to making plans for Senior Day and the Senior Prom. High seniors, under its capable president Marty Gold, worked hard. Senior Day, with a theme of entertainment in San Francisco, directed by Bart Wechsler displayed the class’s talent. It was followed by a very successful Senior Day Dance entitled Senior a Go-Go . The Senior Prom, The Twelfth of Never , was held at the St. Francis Hotel and was truly a night to remember. Aided by the funds from another cake sale, the class was able to leave a gift to the school as a memento. The class, having dwindled to about 650 members, was now a united group, one which will remember Washington proudly and which will be remembered by future Washingtonians. Melissa Aaron Head Song Girl, Rep. Pres. V.P., Prin. Cab., G.S.S., Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day, G.A.A., A Cappella Term Play. Michael Aimola Bat. Comm. ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team, Honor Platoon, Color Guard Victoria Ambielli Margaret Adam G.A.A. John Adams President United Stu- dents G.W.H.S., Var. Football. Colleen Aitken Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Sr. Day, Sr. Adv. Linda Allen Orch., Broadcast, G.A.A., Term Play, All City Orchestra Pamela Andersen Sec. H-l 1 Class, V.P. L-12 Class, Jr. Day, Chantells Laveme Aranzeas Reg. Sec., G.A.A. James Anderson Bernadette Agbayani Jr. Day, Red Cross, May Festival, Y.F.C. Frank Almquist Track, Basketball Mark Annis Mariette Azara Reg. Pres. Treas., G.A.A., Hostess, Jr. Sr. Day. Daniel Arana Reg. Pres., Eagle Rep., Letterman, Var. Foot- ball, Scarlet Grey David Aro 49 Constance Bankson Merrianne Bass G.A.A., A Cappella, Sr. Day, Reg. Pres. VP Chantells Bruce Bartfeld Golf Sheryl Bell 50 Jerrie Benas GAA, Block W, C.S.F., A.F.S., Hostess Club, Jr. Sr. Day Comm., Reg. Pres. Sec. James Beral Scarlet Grey, Stamp Si Coin, Science Club. Rosalind Benedet G.A.A., WHIP, Block W, Red Cross, Ex. Dance Comm. Armanda Bernasconi Red Cross, G.A.A., Spanish French Clubs Anita Bernal G.A.A., Spanish Club, Red Cross James Bindon Elizabeth Biller Scarlet Grey Gloria Boyd Reg. treas. Ingrid Berger G.A.A. Ingrid Berg Spanish Club, French Club. Carolyn Betger Reg. Sec., Chantells Larry Bertino Katrina Boratynski A Cappella, Term Play, Masquers Phenice Birdman Jr. and Sr. Day, G.A.A., Song Girl, Reg. Pres., VP, Sec., Masquer’s, WHIP Annette Broussal Reg. Pres. Sec., Red Cross, Chantells Juanita Botero Senior Advisor, Scarlet Grey, G.S.S., G.A.A., Reg. Pres. VP, Masque and Gavel Jill Breslauer Eagle Rep., Masquers, G.A.A. 51 Alicia Brown Jr. Sr. Day Paul Brown Beverly Brown G.A.A., Block W, Xmas Tableau, A Cappella Vincent Brown Robert Burns Pamela Cain Treas. H-IO Class, Reg. V.P., Prin., Cab.� G.A.A. Teresa Camajani G.A.A., Scarlet Grey Marvin Campbell Pres. Jr. Red Cross, T rack Myrtle Brown Red Cross, G.A.A. Penelope Bull Ci.A.A. Hist., Reg. V.P., Prin. Cab., Fagle Rep., Orch., Pep Band, Sr. Day, Block W. C.S.F., Term Plays Cheryl Cainell Sharlene Capiti Dance Comm., Sr. Day, Fashion Kick-Off Nelson Brown Reg. Pres., Eagle Rep. Penelope Burnham Dance Comm., Ci.A.A., Masquers, Xmas Tab- leau Anthony Calabria Scarlet Grey, Adv. Band, Football Douglas Carlsen 52 Eda Carlson G.A.A., Jr. Day, Reg. sec., Peletians Christine Cavas Reg. Sec., Red Cross, G.A.A. Pres., CSF Life Member, G.S.S., AFS, Jr. Sr. Day Linda Chan G.A.A., WHIP, Secre- tary United Students of GWHS, Reg. Pres. Ernest Carrillo Red Cross, Term Play, Masquers, World Af- fairs, Model U.N. Reg. Pres. Jose Cedillos Pres, of Reg., Soccer team. Swimming Rhoda Chang Song Girl, 11-11 Class Treasurer, Commence- ment Secretary, G.S.S., Jr. Sr. Day, G.A.A., Block W Wesley Cherry Weight lifting Margaret Chernozuhox Cecilia Castell-Blanch G.A.A. Lawrence Cerf Golf team, Letterman Soc., Eagle, Eagle Sports Editor Selena Charley G.A.A. Constant e Chew Block W Pres., G.S.S., C� . A. A., Hostesses, Li- brary Staff Pauline Castle Cynthia Chan Prin. Cab., G.A.A., G.S.S., Library Staff, Block W, Reg. sec. treas. Jennifer Chen Science Club, Stage, Scenerj Poster Club Sharon Chin Red Cross, Rep., WHIP, G.A.A., Block W, Scarlet Grey 53 Wayne Chin Richard Christensen Head Yell Leader, Reg. Pres. VP, Eagle Soc., Jr. Sr. Day, Rally Script Comm. Georgiana Clapp Sherrie Compton Dennis Chinn Jr. Sr. Day, Rally Comm., WHIP, Masque Gavel, Track, Band Maria Chua Sue Ann Clifford G.A.A., Adv. Girls Chorus Jett Chinn Sophia Chung Block W Treas., C.S.F. Life Member, G.A.A., G.S.S., Prin. Cab. Rock Clum Custodian United Stu- dents of GWHS, Mas- que Gavel, Prin. Cab., WHIP, Reg. Pres., Eagle Ethel Conner G.A.A. William Chionsini Pres. Science Club, Jr. Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey, Rifle Team, Reg. V.P. Treas. Richard Church Scarlet Grey, JV Football, Track Annette Combs Prin. Cab., Red Cross Jon Conidi Track, Cross Country 54 Louis Constinc C.S.F. Life Member, Letterman Soc., Eagle Reg. Pres. Gloria Cooks Reg. Pres., Sec., Treas., Eagle Rep., Prin. Cab., Red Cross, A Cap- pella, G.A.A., Sr. Day Willie Cossey Patricia Crane G.A.A. Willie Cooper Jonathan Cotton Reg. Pres. V.P., Jr. Day, All City Swim Team, Arcodians Rosemary’ Cruciani Red Cross, G.A.A., Li- brary Staff Donna D’Arthambcau Reg. Pres. Sec., Jr. Day, Peletians Joanne Cordcllos Reg. Pres. V.P., G.A.A., Block W, Orch. John Cox John Cunningham Reg. Pres., V.P., Treas., Eagles, Life Member C.S.F., Nat’l. Merit Schol. Semifinal- ist. Sandra Cordoni A.F.S., G.A.A., Jr. Day Angela Craig Diane Daniel James Davis Exec. Coun. Rep. H-12, Reg. Pres., Scarlet Grey, Sr. Adv., Prin. Cab., Jr. Sr. Day, C.S.F. 55 Virginia d’Aquino Kathleen Darrow Emil De Guzman Letterman Soc., Jr. Day, Eagle Soc., Tennis, Reg. V.P. Treas. Margaret Demmings Red Cross, G.A.A., Adv. Girls Chorus, A Cap- pel la Thomas Devereaux Track, Red Cross Antonio Dizon Eagle Society Vice Pres., Letterman President, Scarlet Grey, Soccer, Baseball, Swimming Natalie Deinegin G.A.A. Maurice Dennis Baseball, Jr. Sr. Day. Vladimir Dobroff Swimming team Shirley Davis Editor of EAGLE, Jr. Sr. Day, Reg. Pres. Juan del Pozo Soccer, Term Play, Boys Glee, Reg. VP James DiCarlo Scarlet Grey, Reg. VP, Red Cross, Prin. Cab. Jacky Dhos Tennis Robert DeGoff Senior Advisor, Jr. Sr. Day, Swim team, Reg. Pres. Aida De Vera Block W, G.A.A., Reg. Sec. Joan de Vere Head Song Girl, WHIP Maria Dichov Spanish Club, Jr. Day, Business Club, G.A.A. Beverly DeMatei Gary Dodd Pres., Prin. Cab., Var. Baseball, Eagles, Jr. Sr. Day, C.S.F., Presi- dent Peter Dunnigan Carole Edrehi Reg., Sec., Delphinians David Dolan William Durkin Reg. Pres. Treas., Eagles, Letterman, Jr. Sr. Day, Var. Foot- ball, Baseball. Anita Duste Reg. Pres. Sec., Sr. Adv., Prin. Cab., Orch., Xmas Tableau, Term Plays, Jr. Sr. Day, G.A.A. Christine Ehni Reg. V.P. Treas., P.T.A., Red Cross, Jr. Day, Peletians Nadia Dughman Reg. Sec. Treas., Red Cross Rep., Prin. Cab., G.A.A. Susan Edelstein Reg. V.P. Sec., Scar- let Grey, Prin. Cab., Jr. Sr. Day, Gen. Dance Comm. Carol Emig Reg. Pres. Treas., G.A.A., Scarlet Grey, Sr. Adv. Perry Edwards Franzeska Erbsenhaut Reg. V.P. Sec., Eagle Rep., Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Block W, Sr. Day, German Club, A Cappella Carolyn Enos Reg. V.P., Prin. Cab., G.A.A. Charles Ellis Nira Erickson 57 Erlinda Espina Reg. Treas., G.A.A., Red Cross Rep. Michael Farley Margaret Fiegc Reg. Sec. Chris Esrick JV Championship Foot- ball Team, Track Ronelda Farrell Reg. V.P., Eagle Rep., G.A.A., Xmas Tableau, Masquers Caren Fillmore Reg. Pres., G.A.A., May Festival, Y.F.C., A Cap- pel la Julie Florin Bowling, Bus. Club, Jr. Day Julius Evans Nicholas Fedrick Reg. V.P., Eagle Rep., ROTC Drill Team, Var. Rifle Team, Tennis Kenneth Fireman Creighton Fong Reg. V.P., Eagle Rep., Sr. Adv., Lib. Bookrm. Staff, Golf, Bowling 58 Sandra Fackler Reg. Sec., Spanish Club Adrienne Ferrau Reg. Pres., L-11 Exec. Coun. Rep., G.S.S., C.S.F., Dance Comm., Jr. Sr. Day, Peletians Mary Fleming Jr. Sr. Day, Peletians Reid Forsythe Reg. Treas., Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep., Dance Comm., Masquers, Jr. Sr. Day, Track, Term Play, Vassals Charlene Foster Red Cross Rep., G.A.A. Robert Froggatt Reg. Treas., Red Cross Rep., Swim Team, Fenc- ing Team Evelyn Gallo Reg. Treas.. Eagle Rep., G.A.A., WHIP, Orth., Term Play James Gill Reg. Set., Red Cross Rep., Torque Masters Penelope Foster Reg. Pres., Sec. L-IO Class, Treas. H-IO Class, Sr. Adv., G.S.S., Song Girl Susan Fullam G.A.A., French Club Tim Francis Reg. Pres., Golf, Basket- ball Margaret Frederick G.A.A., Block W Wallace Fung Marion Gee G.A.A., Block W Joann Glassick Reg. Treas., G.A.A., Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep. Donna Fung Reg. V.P., Set., Treas., G.A.A., Block W, Prin. Cab., Scarlet Grey Kathleen Gerson Sec. United Students GWHS, Head Song Girl. Bell Princess, C.S.F., Life Member, C.S.F. Sec. Treas., G.S.S., Jr. Sr. Dav, G.A.A., WHIP Connie Glover G.A.A., Jr. Day Anna Gessert Reg. Pres., V.P.. Sec., Model UN, World Af- fairs Club, Broadcast, Jr. Sr. Day, Term Play, All City Orch. Martin Gold Pres. H-12 Class, Exec. Coun. L-12 Class, Reg. Pres., Co-Board Rep. L- 11, Eagles, Exec. Dance Comm., Jr. Day, Masque Gavel, Fogbounders 59 Gary Goldberg Scarlet Grey, Jr. Day, Track, Cross Country, Golf, Vassals Gail Goldstein Red Cross Rep., Sec. L- 11 Class, Song Girl, G.A.A., Exec. Dance Comm., Jr. Sr. Day, WHIP, Surveyor staff, Jr. Prom Queen Josephine Gopez Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Block W., Jr. Sr. Day, Thacsians Fred Gordon Var. Football, Wres- tling, Baseball David Gore Model UN, World Af- fairs Club, Masque Gavel Club, Broadcast Staff, C.S.F. Robert Greer Attending CCSF Sandra Goode Reg. Pres., G.A.A., WHIP Jack (ireer Gilbert Griffin Reg. Treas. James Gutierrez Reg. Pres., Cross Coun- try. Tennis, Golf, Letter- man, Jr. Day Jacqueline Haller Robert ll.ihn Sr. Adv., Rifle Team, Scarlet «S. Grey 60 Barbara Hamilton Reg. Sec., Red Cross Rep. Sr. Adv., G.A.A., May Festival, Masque Gavel, Modern Dance Club, Sr. Day Michelle Hampel G.A.A., Hostess Claire Handelman Eagle Rep., Exec. Coun. Rep. L-ll Class, Treas. United Students GW- HS, Rally Commission- er, Jr. Day Director, G.S.S. Hist., C.S.F., John Hart Var. Football Mike Hara Golf. Scarlet Grey, Lctterman Franklin Harris Sharon Hawley Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep., G.A.A. LaDonna Harris Reg. Pres., Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Sr. Day, '64 Bell Queen Frances Heath Melinda Hartman Reg. Pres. V.P. Sec. Treas., Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Jr. Sr. Day Deborah Henderson Second V.P. United Stu- dents GWHS, Reg. V.P., Prin. Cab., G.S.S., G.A.A., Block W, WHIP Ellen Haynes Reg. Pres. Sec. G.A.A., Red Cross Rep. Timothy Henry Reg. Pres. V.P., Football, Golf 61 Darlyne Hendrix Reg. Sec., Jr. Day Geraldine Hernandez Jacqueline Herse Felitor of Surveyor, See. United Students GWHS, G.S.S., G.A.A., Block W, C.S.F., V.P. L-10 Class, V.P. L-Il Class, Sr. Adv., Jr. Sr. Day, Prin. Cab., WHIP, Re :. Pres. V.P. Sec., G.A.A. Gold Pin, G.S.S. See. Carolyn Higgins Reg. V.P., Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep., G.A.A. Antonio Hidalgo ROTC Comp. Com- mander, Civil Air Patrol Carol Her berg Eagle Staff Doug Hirsch Herbert Holmon Reg. Treas., Var. Bas- ketball, Var. Track, Eagle Rep., Adv. Band Judy Holt Reg. Sec., Sec. G.A.A., Adv. Orch. Barbara Horn Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., G.S.S., Commencement Sec., Exec. Dance Comm., C.S.F., G.A.A., Jr. Sr. Day Kings Horn Red Cross Rep., Track Diana Huff Reg. Pres., Red Cross Rep., Prin. Cab., Reg. Sec., Sr. Adv., Block W. Modern Dance Club, Sr. Day Benito Hidalgo Reg. Pres., Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep., Prin. Cab., Drill Team, Color Guard, Band, Civil Air Patrol Georgina Hogan Carolyn Horn G.A.A., Block W, Jr. Day 62 Loren Hoover Ann Hutchason Scarlet Grey Simeon Irwin S.S.P.C. Anne Ja Reg. Sec. Treas., Red Cross, Jr. Sr. Day, WHIP, G.A.A., Rally Comm., Hostess Club Katherine Ishida Reg. Sec., G.A.A. Sec- retary, Hostesses, Floral Arts Club Brenda Jackson Red Cross Rep., G.A.A. Joanne Joe Rally Comm., Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Block W, Science Club, French Club Arta Lynn Johnson A Cappella, G.A.A. Reg. Pres. Sharyn Iwamasa Red Cross, Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Block W, French Club Ronald Jackson Paul Johns Larry Johnson Baseball, Reg. V.P. Sec. Treas. Linda Iwanicki G.A.A., Block W, Reg. Sec. Treas., Eagle Rep. Tatiana Jelenewskv G.A.A. Toni Johns Jr. Sr. Day, Masquers Pres., Sr. Day Asst. Dir., School Mascot, Reg. Treas. V.P. Rosemary Jolly G.A.A., Reg. Sec. 63 James Jones Eagle Rep., Football Pamela Joseph Reg. G.S.S., Model UN, Broadcast Chrm., National Merit Finalist, Bank of America Con- test Semi-Finalist, Jr. Sr. Day, C.S.F. Lillar Jones Reg. Sec., G. A. A., Xmas Tableau Glen Kajiyama Eagles, Sr. Day Susan Katz Reg. V.P. Treas., Scarlet Grey Amy Karat L-12 Class Treas., Reg. Pres. 8c Treas., Exec. Dance Comm., A.F.S., G.S.S., Sr. Adv., G.A.A., WHIP, Jr. Sr. Day Hazel Kelley Roland Keiter ROTC 91st Honor Platoon Perlie Jones Richard Kam Reg. V.P., Eagle Rep., Sr. Day, Gascons, Photographer Car- toonist for Eagle Surveyor Sandra Kazandjian Reg. Sec. Treas., G.A.A., Block W, A.F.S., Hostess, Library Staff Mona Khoury G.A.A., Xmas Tableau, Stamp Coin Club Steven Jones Reg. V.P., Letterman Hist., Eagle Rep., Var. Football, Var. Baseball, Eagles, Sr. Adv., Sr. Day, Latin Five Antonia Kaplanis Adv. Dance, G.A.A. Vahey Kazandjian Alexander King Eagle Rep.. Sr. Adv., Football, Track, Cross Country, P.A. Crew, Jr. 8c Sr. Day 64 Carol King G.S.S. Treas., C.S.F. Life Member, Block W, Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey, Prin. Cab., H-10 Exec. Coun. Rep., Douglas Kissling Reg. V.P. Richard Kiwata Stamp Coin Club, Graphic Arts Decna Ko Sr. Day, G.A.A., Rally Comm., Poster Club Ludwig Kiramidjian Nathaniel Kirtman President Eagle Soc., Let- termen V.P., Scarlet Grey, Track, State Back of the Year, Football, Boy State Robert Kleiber Janice Koch Reg. V.P. Sec., Prin. Cab., Masquers Club Maria Kopytov Reg. Sec. 65 Michael Kissinger Alan Klein Prin. Cab., German Club, Jr. Sr. Day, Scarlet Grey, Reg. Pres. Treas. Richard Koehne Jeffrey Kraus Scarlet Grey, Eagle Staff, Basketball, Golf Linda Kudroff G.S.S., Block W, Hos- tess Elaine Lai G.A.A., Bus. Ed. Club Barbara Langston Red Cross, G.A.A., Girls Chorus George Lathan Emily Kung G.A.A., Reg. Sec. Treas. Jennie Lam Eagle Rep., Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Block W, Jr. Sr. Day, WHIP, A.F.S., Hostess, World Affairs. Jeannie Lam G.A.A., Floral Arts Cheryl Lapiana Scarlet Grey, G.A.A., Prin. Cab., Reg. Sec. John La Pera Football, Prin. Cab. Dora Lau G.A.A., Eagle Rep., Reg. Sec. Treas. 66 Gerald Ladd Football, Track Richard Lane Scarlet Grey, Reg. Pres. V.P. Steve Lassiter Football Olga Lava G.A.A. Robert Laversin Reg. Treas., Prin. Cab., Golf Henry Lebo Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., Arcodians Donald Leeper Var. Track Forrest Lee Prin. Cab., Sr. Adv. Lawrence Lee Richard Lepke Golf John LeTourneau Track, Golf, Scarlet Grey Karen Lem Sherrie Lewis Hostess, Scarlet Grey, G.A.A. Jeffrey Levin Prin. Cab., Eagle Rep., Eagles, Letterman, Ten- nis, Cross Country, Sr. Adv., Scarlet Grey. Jr. Sr. Day Kenneth Lee Reg. Pres. Treas., Prin. Cab., C. S. F., Eagles, Sr. Adv., Bas- ketball, Tennis Shirley Leong G.A.A., Block W, C.S.F., Library1 Staff Michael Levin Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., C.S.F. Pres., Eagles Sec., Rally Comm., Broadcast Staff, Tennis, Science Club, Jr. Day Janet Little Reg. Pres. Sec. Treas., G.A.A. 67 Betty Lew G.A.A., Dance Comm. Max Lieberman Ernestine Littlejohn Reg. V.P., G.A.A. Christopher Loo Treas. H-12 Class, Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, Tennis, Jr. Day Bonnie Liu Karen Lloyd Exec. Coun. Rep. L-10 Class, V.P. H-ll Class, Exec. Coun. Rep. L-12, V.P. H-12 Class, G.S.S., Sr. Adv., Jr. Sr. Day Charlotte Love Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, Hostess John Loo Ann Lowry G.A.A. Dale Long Reg. V.P. Treas., G.A.A., Block W, Scar- let Grey, Jr. Day, Chantells Kenneth Lowe Reg. V.P., Sr. Adv., Exec. Dance Comm, Soccer Ronald Mack Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., Sr. Adv., Eagles, De- bate Team, Masque Gavel, Golf, Science Club, World Affairs Club, Broadcast Chrm., C.S.F., 1st place at N.F.L. District Tourn. Antonette Malabey David Mao Lynn Maraschiello Reg. Sec., Chantells Diana Lucero Reg. Sec., Eagle Rep., Red Cross Rep., G.A.A. Frances MacGowan Reg. Sec., Sr. Day, G.A.A., Term Play, Mas- quers 68 Owen Marowitz Prin. Cab., Football, C.S.F., Track, Reg. Pres. Heidi Mayer Scarlet Grey, G.A.A., Sr. Adv., Reg. Sec. Treas., Prin. Cab., Eagle Rep. Peggy Mazo Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Jr. Sr. Day Comm., Reg. Pres. Woodrow Marshall Letterman, Track, Swimming, Sr. Day, Human Relations Club, Reg. V.P. Treas. Arbelado Mayncs Jr. Sr. Day, Gavel Club, Eagle Rep., Reg. Pres. Treas. Michael McCallum Cross Country', Track, Scarlet Grey Kenneth McKaye World Affairs Club, Math Science Clubs Louis Martinez Swim Team, Letterman Patricia Mayo Rowena McCusker Robert May Prin. Cab., Letterman, Swim Team Perry Mayrisch Reg. Pres., Letterman, Football, Dionysons William Mcllhattan Louise McTeman C.S.F., Orch., G.S.S., Jr. Day, G.A.A., Block W, Prin. Cab., Eagle Rep., Peletians Brian McIntosh Scarlet Grey, Reg. V.P. 69 Karen McKinney- Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Sr. Day Prog. Comm. Janis Miller 1st V.P. United Stu- dents GWHS, Lll Class Treas., G.A.A. V.P., Block W, Human Relations, G.S.S. Eunice Mitchell G.A.A., A Cappella, Red Cross Rep. Thomas Meyskens Eagle, Scarlet Grey, Golf, Cross Country, Senior Advisor, Reg. Pres., Eagle Rep. Susie Miller 1st V.P. United Stu- dent of GWHS, G.S.S. Pres., G.A.A., Jr. Sr. Day, WHIP, Song Girl Rachel Milstein Prin. Cab., Scarlet Grey, G.A.A., Jr. Day, Thaesians Albert Minvielle Gari Miller Science Club, World Affairs, Red Cross Lawrence Moore Steve Mizel Basketball, Scarlet Grey, Letterman, Reg. Pres. Ernest Morgan Eagle Rep., Basketball, Track 70 Elizabeth Morris David Moyal Track, Cross Country, Sr. Day Janet Murphy Reg. Sec., Eagle Rep., G.A.A. James Nelson Gary Morris Sr. Adv., World Affairs Club, Golf Peter Mullins Letterman, Eagle Staff, Var. Football, All City Quarterback, Arcodians Joan Murphy Reg. V.P., Eagle Rep., Eagle Staff, Surveyor Staff, G.A.A., Jr. Sr. Day, Prin. Cab., Sr. Adv., WHIPS, Pele- tians Thomas Ng Red Cross Rep., Bas- ketball, Football, Track, Cross Country Richard Moses Scarlet Grey, Var. Basketball, Var. Base- ball Robert Mullins Var. Football, Track Gloria Murray Reg. V.P., Prin. Cab., G.A.A., WHIP, Floral Arts Club Adrien Niemeyer Red Cross Rep., A Cap- pella Janette Mouchou G.A.A., Business Club Allen Nassau Letterman, Track, Cross Country Kay Nomura Reg. Pres. V.P., Prin. Cab., V. P. G. A. A., Block W, G.S.S., Hos- tess, French Club, Jr. Sr. Day 71 John Nonomura Eagles, Fencing Team, Orch., Red Cross Rep. Josephine Nunn Reg. Treas., G.A.A., Business Club Nadine Norkus Reg. Pres., G. A. A., German Club, Science Club Marie Norman Reg. Treas. V.P. Kirk O’Day Eagle Rep., Senior Ad- visor Ligia Ortega Reg. Sec. Margaret Novi Reg. Pres. Sec., Jun- ior Day, G.A.A., Scar- let Grey, Block W Elizabeth Ong Miyo Ota G.A.A. Sec., Hostesses, A.F.S., Senior Advisor, Rally Comm., Jr. Sr. Day 72 Karen Otsubo G.A.A. Duncan Pain Barbara Parker Business Education Club Robin Parsons Jr. Sr. Day, G.A.A. William Peralta Eagle Rep., Golf, Wres- tling, Xmas Tableau Diana Phillips G.A.A., Red Cross Rep. Sharon Parks Eagle Rep., Human Re- lations Club, Red Cross Rep., Reg. V.P. Vicki Peguillan Reg. Sec. V.P., Jr. Day, Chantells Natalie Parr G.A.A., Red Cross Rep., Sr. Advisor, Sr. Day, Reg. Sec. Richard Peck Mark Petersen Reg. V.P. Treas., Eagles, Track, Letter- man, Football Esther Pelta G.A.A., A.F.S., Human Relations, German Club, Prin. Cab. Katherine Perlman G.S.S., C.S.F., Jr. Sr. Day, Block W, Reg. Pres. Linda Pierre Nina Pinsky G.S.S., G.A.A., C.S.F., Surveyor Staff, WHIP, Jr. Sr. Day, Rally Comm., Scarlet Grey, Reg. Pres. Treas., Exec. Dance Comm. Robert Philip Letterman, Eagle, Jr. Day, Basketball, Swim- ming, Reg. Pres. A Joan Plastiras World Affairs, Hostes- ses, Model UN, Senior Advisor 73 Helen Pokrovsky Eagle Rep., Business Club, G.A.A. Laron Plouche Human Relations Club, Jr. Sr. Day Ronald Pon Letterman, Scarlet Grey, Gen. Dance Comm., Track, Basket- ball Winiford Poston Valerian Popkoff Gwendolyn Pratt Reg. V.P., Red Cross Rep., Eagle Rep., G.A.A. Vladimir Presniakov Rifle Team, Fencing, Drill Team, Sr. Day Wilford Pryor Evelyn Proctor Daniel Raas Rally Commissioner, Asst. Jr. Day Direc., Sr. Day, Prin. Cab., Reg. Treas., Human Relations Club, World Affairs Club, German Club Kendall Price Reg. Pres., P.T.A. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Var. Football, Track, Eagles, Letterman, Scarlet Grey, Adv. Band, Jr. Sr. E ay Angeline Poni Julienne Pratt Mary Priestly G.A.A., A Cappella Richard Ragas Elise Rames G.A.A., Scarlet Grey Aurelia Redus Human Relations Club, G.A.A. William Reitz Norma Randazzo Red Cross Rep. Grace Reeves Scarlet Grey, G.A.A. Block W Natalie Rasumoff Poster Club, Floral Arts Club, G.A.A. Linda Reich Song-Girl, Reg. Pres. V.P., Prin. Cab., Sen. A d v., G.A.A., G.S.S., WHIP, Ex. Dance Comm., Eagle Staff, Jr. Sr. Day Judith Reyes Margaret Reiss H12 Exec. Coun. Rep., Reg. Pres. Treas., Prin. Cab., C.S.F., Jr. Sr. Day, G.A.A., Sur- veyor Staff, Eagle Staff, Program Comm., Ruth Riddle Isabel Reyes Prin. Cab., Dance Comm., Girls Chorus, Spr. Festival Dec., Christmas Tableau Cesar Robinson Letterman, Track Robert Rizzo Reg. Pres., Football, Track, Arcodians Georgiana Reyna Dale Rockett 75 Cava Rodgers G.A.A. Leonard Rothschild Reg. Treas., C.S. F., ROTC Andrea Ryan Peletians Gerald Saroyan Robert Romo Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, Soccer Team, Baseball, Drill Team, Jr. Sr. Day, WHIP, Reg. Pres. Robert Rowekamp Baseball Tod Schlesinger June Rosal G.A.A., Prin. Cab., Reg. V.P., Sr. Day Morey Rubenstein Reg. Pres. Treas., Eagle Rep., Football, Letterman, Jr. Day, Arcodians, Track Lawrence Schroeder Adv. Band 76 - Linda Rosenberg G.A.A., Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, WHIP, Eagle Rep., Sr. Day, Reg. Treas. Naomi Rudo Reg. V.P., Senior Ad- visor, Prin. Cab. Adele Sanchez Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, Chan tells, Reg. Sec. Joann Schulz C.S.F., G.A.A., Block W, Eagle Staff, Jr. Sr. Day, French Club Paul Schwartzman Reg. Pres. V.P., Prin. Cab., Scarlet Grey Lydia Selim Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., Scarlet Grey, G.A.A. Ellyn Semi Reg. Sec., Sr. Day Ken Shimamota Reg. Treas., Eagle Rep., Letterman, Soccer, Swimming Byron Sigal Rally Comm., Dance Comm., Jr. Sr. Day- 77 Alan Seiki Diane Sells Reg. Sec. Stanley Shields Athl. Mgr. United Stu- dents GWHS, Pres. L- 10 L-ll Class, Reg. Pres., Rally Comm., Eagles, Jr. Day. Sallie Sigmund Reg. Pres., Jr. Day Choreographer Nanci Sirbu Scarlet Grey, Sr. Day, Xmas Tableau, Prin. Cab. Diane Smale G.A.A. Stephen Snow Scarlet Grey, Cross Country, Reg. Pres., Swimming Kevin Smith Reg. Treas., Cross Coun- try, Track, Letterman Joseph Simon A Cappella, Term Play, Masque Gavel, Drum Bugle Corp. Josefa Sison Karen Sing G.A.A., Masquers, Jr. Day, Bus. Ed. Club. Morrell Smith Football, Wrestling, Letterman Robbie Smith Office Service Alexis Sokol Constance Skipitares L-10 Class Sec., Eagle Staff, G.A.A., Peletians Kathryn Snowden Eagle Rep., C.S.F., Jr. Sr. Day, A.F.S., Reg. Joseph Sollecito Fencing Team Arthur Solomon Reg. Pres. V.P., Eagles Katherine Sommer Reg. Sec., Prin. Cab., Eagle Staff, Exec. Dance Comm., Scarlet Grey, Human Relations Club, Sr. Day, Peletians Shawn Spitzer Naida Soriano Exec. Coun. Rep. H-ll Class, Sec. L-12 Class, G.S.S., Commencement Sec., Reg. Sec., C.S.F., Broadcast Staff, G.A.A., Block W, Jr. Sr. Day, Susan Sosnick Scarlet Grey, Term Play Adaiia Stack 79 Lois Stevenson Sec., G.A.A. Marjorie Stirm Scarlet Grey, WHIPS Leon Taffel Basketball Kyoko Tanaka GAA, Reg. Sect., Sr. Day Despina Theodoridis Roger Strauss Reg. Pres., Swim Team, Scarlet Grey, Letter- man Ann Thom Reg. Treas., Red Cross Rep. Billy Street A Cappe 11a Choir, ROTC Diane Takeda GAA Evelyn Taylor Anna Tkacz Diana Stull Sr. Day Jeanne Taketa GAA, Chess Club, Li- brary Michael Todd Reg. Pres. VP. 80 Joyce Toji G.A.A. Gail Trattncr Reg. Pres., Sec. Treas., Eagle Staff, WHIPS, Prin. Cab., G.A.A., Scarlet Grey, Jr. Sr. Day Barbara Turner George Ushanoff Cross Country, Jr. Sr. Day Donna Tom Reg. Pres., Prin. Cab., Sr. Adv., V.P. G.A.A., G.S.S., Block W, Li brary Staff Renee Trubow Eagle Rep., G.A.A. George Turner Reg. Pres., ROTC Cap- tain Mona Toy G.A.A., French Club, Human Relations Club. World Affairs, Floral Arts, Dance Comm., Scarlet Grey Miriam Traig Reg. Sec. Treas., Eagle Staff, Surveyor Staff, G.A.A., WHIPS, Rally Comm., Exec. Dance Comm. Barnard Tucker Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Football, Jr. Sr. Day Peter Vagenas Prin. Cab., Var. Soccer, 91st Honor Platoon, Color Guard 81 Katherine Verkozen Reg. Treas., Jr. Sr. Day Steven Villaroman Rifle Team, Track Tim Wade Scarlet Grey Robert Wang Barbara Vicino Reg. Sect., GAA, Chevclls Gayle Vinson GAA, A Capped a, Orch., Term Play Donna Wagoner Reg. Pres. VP., Scarlet Grey, Eagle Rep., Jr. Day, Adv. Girls Chorus, Chantells Barbara Vignola Reg. VP., Red Cross Rep., Prin. Cab., Sen. Adv., GAA, Scarlet Grey Liza Volansky Red Cross Rep., GAA Steven Waisman Soph. Football, Soccer, Le tterman Harold Washington Reg. Treas., Track Frances Waring Red Cross Rep. Sharon Villa GAA, WHIP, Jr. Sr. Day, Eagle Rep., Thaesians Alex Vosher Track Madeleine Waldmann Reg. Pres. Treas., GSS, Exec. Dance Comm., GAA, Hostess Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., Jr. Day Glenn Watanabc Scarlet Grey, Swim Team 82 Barbara Webb June Weiller 2nd VP., United Stu- dents of GWHS, L-10 Exec. Coun. Rep., G.A.A., G.S.S., Jr. Sr. Day, Senior Advisor, Block W, WHIP, Ger- man Club Dawyn Welch Reg. Pres., Sec. Treas. Janice Webster Reg. Treas. David Weiman Dionysons, Surveyor Staff, Track, Tennis, Sr. Day, Forensics Craig Wetherell Swim Team, Reg. Pres. Treas. Sue Willyerd Roy Webster Reg. Pres. VP., Eagle Rep., Scarlet Grey, Jr. Day, Basketball 1 Linda Weiner G.A.A., Block W, Thaesians, Reg. VP John Wheeler Lettcrman, Chess, Audio-Visual Club, Wrestling Kenneth Wiggans Rifle Team, Drill Team, Color Guard, Senior Advisor Donna Wilson Term Play, G.A.A., Block W, Sr. Day, Xmas Tableau, Jr. Day, 83 Bus. Club Barton Wechsler Sr. Day Director Samuel Weiss Football, Track, Letter- man Herman White Swim Team, Letterman Michael Winslow Henry Wong Russell Wong Reg. Pres. V.P., C.S.F., Jr. Sr. Day, Eagle Soc., Exec. Dance Comm. Paul Yang Alana Wong Eagle Rep., G.A.A. Jane Wong Red Cross Rep., Sr. Day Pub. Comm., Block W, G.A.A., Science Club, WHIP, Sr. Day Rodney Woolf Reg. Pres. Treas., Eagle, Letterman, Foot- ball, Basketball, Swim- ming Lillian Wong Howard Wu Athl. iMgr. United Stu- dents of GWHS, Eagles, Basketball, Tennis, Jr. Sr. Day, Rally Comm., Dance Comm., Asst. Yell Leader Kenneth Yee Prin. Cab., Eagles, C.S.F. Howard Yano Eagles, Letterman, Track, Basketball, Cross Country, Reg. V.P. Cedric Wong Basketball Raymond Wong Human Relations Club, Science Club Ying Ying Wu L-12 Class Sec., Reg. Pres., C.S.F. Life Mem- ber, GAA, Girls State Rep., Jr. Sr. Day, Rally Comm. Marleen Yee G.A.A. 84 Gregory Yim JV Varsity Football Ellen Yung Red Cross Rep., GAA Historian, Block W, Hostess Club, Library, Dance Comm., Jr. Sr. Day Kenneth Nakano Linda Yoshinaka Red Cross Rep., Reg. VP., Prin. Cab. Rep., GAA Pres., Hostess Pres., Scarlet Grey, French Club, Block W, G.S.S. Lydia Zeibak Edward Young Science Club Steven Zimmerman Reg. Treas., Eag. Rep., Eagles, Surveyor Staff, Swim Team, Business Club Pres., Scarlet Grey, Exec.-Coun. Adv. Board Autographs Shareen Young Eagle Rep., Prin. Cab., Red Cross Rep., G.A.A., Library Staff, Y.E.C. Colin Gift 85 Amy Karatz ricnne' Ntoiia ‘Khoury Helen Parfenoff GRADUATION Gee, Miss Adams. These are my kids. The sign of a proud father. Never thought we’d make it. Hey, look at that one over there. WOW! Gee, I wish I could have a hat too. An Eagle smoking? 90 Really ... I graduated too. That's right. I got my diploma and you can't have it. Repeat after me: MEMORIES Mom, I made it. Hail, Washington, Hail! Wow! You’re a high school graduate. Popularity Poll PL R- . NOW AND FOR ALWAYS” Now and For Always was held June 12 in the Mural Room of the St. Francis Hotel to Nick Jordan’s band. The highlight of the prom was the crowning of the courts. The king was John Adams and his queen was Merriane Bass. The princesses were Adrienne Ferrau, Melissa Aaron, Naomi Rudo, and Janis Miller. The princes were Nate Kirtman, Art Solomon, Sandy Constine, and Howard Wu. KING AND QUEEN MERRIANE AND JOHN PICNIC A GO-GO Weiller moves into the home stretch. Taking the body to market. My jump is higher than your jump! Roger moves in again. He kissed me. Oops. There goes my pants. Shoeless Duncan springs again. You’re back! Did you have fun? ACTIVITIES When we work, we work hard: When we play, we play hard - Christmas Tableau Brightens Season The Angels protect the Madonna and Child. The Angels sing Mary and Joseph being turned away at the Inn. One of the most picturesque and enjoyable traditions at Washington is the Christmas Tableau. Through the coordination of Mr. Harris, head of the Drama department, the program featured the A Cappella Choir, the girls chorus and the orchestra. The Drama Class portrayed a scene on the stage, while the chorus sang a related song. The Tableaux, which were designed by Mr. Brandt's art class with the help of Mr. Ruane’s stagecraft, depict scenes from the Annunciation through the birth of Christ. An Angel guides a hand for the paint- ing of the Madonna. The Angels plea for peace on earth. 100 The A Cappella Choir Whips Row 1 (1. to r.): Wong, Cohen, Clark, Traccner, Traig, Murphy, Avilla, Tung, Krauss, Hodgkinson, Chu. Row 2: Reich, Gee, Karatz, Abrahm, Olsen, Amiola, Zolocareff, Gessere, Shore, Perlman, Young, Horn. Row 3: Levy, Scum, Goldscein, Nanny, Scone, Shorenscein, Dobsen, Horiwicz, Grecchen, Rosenberg, Wong, Murray. Row 4: Scewart, Fields, Wrocen, Evans, Leong, Doudiec, Bercholz, Wolf, Brand, Gonzeles. Red Cross Row 1 (I. co r.): Szanco, Tsacle, Prinkey, Burger. Row 2: Scewarc, Anderson, Fields, Willis. Row 3: Hogan, Cooper, Rice, Micchell, Booksby, Goodhill, Brand, Prongos, Clcrry, DiLcong, Shanahan, Thomas, Lee. Row 4: Gonzales, Magnani, Riordan, Young, Herd, Daniels, Parfenowy, Love, Dughman, Wong, Nomura, Loo, Yoshida. Row 5: Villie, McKinney, Ulrich, Hiff, Ulrich, Forsyche. Row 6: Lebo, Coccon, Durkin, Dobsen. 101 The WHIPS are a group of students who volunteer each semester to sell tickets for the basketball and football games. The money that these students collect is used to subsidize many student body activities such as the dances, the May Festival, and the term play. The money is also used to buy the uniforms for the athletic teams. The top WHIP of the year was Jane S. Wong. Broadcast Staff (L. to r.): Gore, Soriano, Mack. To give the people of affluent societies a chance to share their wealth with those who have little, and to break down the walls and barriers between people, are the chief goals of the Red Cross Society here at Washington. In the past, the Red Cross had aided in time of disaster and war. Last year, the society undertook good-will projects for both the fall and spring semesters. Last fall, besides holding the annual membership drive, the Red Cross sent a Friendship Album containing pictures of Washington to Australia. During the spring semester, the Red Cross painted orange-juice cans which were sent to hospitals to be used as flower vases. In general, the High School Red Cross is a program designed to help our students better understand the relationship of one human to another. MM Award of Merit Assembly m 1 1 Poisoning time again! What’s up Doc!I Championship party Polly want a cracker? Couple of the year World Affairs Club The World Affairs Club dis- cusses problems in the world today. This year’s main project is the model United Nations. Wash- ington represented the United Arab Republic and was awarded first place for the second con- secutive year. The World Affairs Club hosted many guest speakers throughout the year, including members of the Greek and Turk- ish Counsels. The officers were Rick Moss, President; John Cun- ningham, Vice President; and Joan Plastiras, Secretary. P. A. Crew Row 1 (1. to r.): Carillo, Shields, Cunningham, Dodd, Bercholz, Raas, Moss, Gore, Springer. Row 2: Cooper, Weil, McTernan, Miller, Holman, Gersen, Ota, Ko, Gee, Plastiras, Field, Gessert, Perlman, Wilson, Novi, Chu, Wechsler. Row 1 (1. to r.): Gee, Karaiz, Filippi, McLeod, Au, Springer, Wong, Cruciani, Chew. Row 2: Lem, Chang, Young, Tsue, Wong, Foster, Mazo, Leong, Benas, Woo, Simon, Wcatherby, Lee, Kudroff, Young. Row 3: Ward, Combs, Hecq, Weyrauch, Jones, joe, Troyan, Fong, Jew. JUNIOR DAY FALL 1964 fP I JUNIOR DAY SPRING 1965 SENIOR DAY FALL 1964 One, two, three, stretch! SPRING 1965 SENIOR DAY Where are the girls? sweet. I wish you love. Where’s your monkey?? Aren't we friendly?. What way did he go Me Tar .an I want u to meet the t.imih Follow the leader. Hostesses Row 1 (1. 10 r.): Gan, Wong, Au, Avilla, Dobson, Kinoshita, Ton. Row 2: Tong, Gee, Dong, Guggenheim, Scade, Homon, Jones, Fong, Kimoti. The Hostesses are selected students who help to make new students feel at home. The Hostesses eat lunch with the new students, show them around the building, explain rules and regulations, and introduce them to other students. This year under Mrs. King, the Hostesses, among their other jobs, served at the Speech Festival. They acted as guides for judges, they were timekeepers, and they prepared lunch for the judges and coaches. Before each semester the Hostesses come to school and help the deans and teachers. Stage, Scenery Poster Club Stage Crew Row 1 (I. co r.): Gessere, Perlman, Thomsen. Row 2: Won, Joe, Wong, Auilla, Ja, Wong, Oca, Siegal, Karacz, Ku, Ja, Guggenheim, Lee. Row I (1. co r.): Ellis, Davids, Edwards, Sexcon, Lebo, Wong. Row 2: Lang, Pickering, Reed, Winslow, Durhan, Tong, Diggs. Row 3: O'Connor, Dixon, McCallum, Morales, Sullivan, Dunnigan. — cj -s ; • r CANDIDLY SPEAKING Gary Dodd Fall President The California Scholarship Federation is an honor group af- filiated with the state organiza- tion. Membership depends on scholarship and citizenship. Mem- bers serve the school by selling bookcovers, working on the pro- gram committees, and daily coaching. In the fall they took a field trip to the Fantastics” at the Little Fox, and also purchased and decorated the school Christ- mas tree. Roderick Leong Spring President Ex. Dance Committee C. S. F. Row 1 (1. to r.): Wong, Weiman, White, Schulz, Weil, Ferrau, Handelman, Gee, Wu, Gerson, Pinsky, Schcck, Soule, Wasdulio, Usia, Penras. Row- 2: Inuzuka, Tong, Votruba, Brightman, Richards, DeLeone, Soriano, Amochaev, King, Perlman, Rogers, Pinsky, Amor, Lorenzen, Albritton, Phelps, Bindon, Snipper, Springer. Row- 3: Shestakov, Thompson, Lee, Cunningham, Davis, Chung, Levy, Dodd, Hael, Nunotani, Cohen, Ellzey, Fillippi, Leong, Cavis, Brewer, Joseph. Row 4: Felton, Mundstock, Newman, Murphree, Abrahm, Rooksby, Jameson, Holben. Row 1 (1. to r.): Goldstein, Karatz, McTernan, Ferrau, Miller, Reich, Traig. Row 2: Nanny, Lowe, Gutherie, Dur- kin, Gold, Zimmerman, Skipitares, Beck, Siegal. Dan Raas Rally Commissioner Fall Claire Handleman Rally Commissioner Spring Rally Committee Row 1 (1. to r.): Horn, Traig, Wong, Hodgkinson, Huff, Wu, Brady, Ota, Lam. Row 2: Karatz, Joe, Mahoney, Tannhauser, Tom, Nelson, Tom, Lee. Row 3: Chinn, Chionsini, wu, Constine, Meyer- hoff, Siegal, Fan, Raas, Wechsler. A. F. S. (L. to r.) DiLeone, Howard, Scheek, Richards, Bronstein, Lam, White, Weiman. The American Field Service is a club that arranges foreign exchange pro- grams. A.F.S. members find ways of raising money and getting homes for sending students to Europe and bring- ing an exchange student to Washing- ton. This year the A.F.S. had a car wash. Profits from the car wash and other activities all go toward the ex- change program. The A.F.S. also ar- ranges pen pals. It is this type of work, foreign exchange programs and pen pals, that help create better understand- ing between foreign countries. Spanish German The German club was very active this past year. In the fall, under President Rich Zimmerman, they had a dinner at the Rothskellor and attended the movie Faust. In the spring, under President Doug Carlsen, they packed their lunches and took a hike to Sausalito. They also took an unforget- able trip to Muir Woods and had a highly stimu- lating Spring Cocktail Party”. (L. to r.) Shanahan, Thomson, Tong. Row 1 (I. to r.): Raas, Lorenzen. Row 2: Zimmerman, Klein, Weiller. Row 3: Goldreich, Constine. R. O. T. C. OFFICERS The purpose of the ROTC is to make boys better citizens and teach them leadership responsibility. Headed this past year by Sgt. Silvernail and St. LaPlante, the ROTC was divided into 4 companies (A, B, C and D) and 5 extra-curricular groups including: drum corp, color guard, drill team, honor platoon, and rifle team. As a group, the ROTC represented Washington in several parades and competitions. In October, they took third place in the Liberty Bell Competition. In November the ROTC started a new tradition commemorating Veterans Day. They stood guard in full dress under the Veterans Clock in the main hall. In April the ROTC participated and placed second in the 91st Competition. Cardenas Chionsini Cunningham Diggs Gold Hahn Battalion Staff Row 1 (1. to r.): Kwong, Louie, Lew. Row 2: Thompson, Combs, Beals, Daughman. Row 3: Wakefield. Row- 1 (1. to r.): Shebahin, Burner, Street. Row 2: Hung, Buickroy, Wells. Row 3: Cardenus, Rose, Chin. Row 1 (1. to r.): Wiggans. Row 2: Chinn, Daughman, Nelson, Thompson. Row 3: Morales, Hidalgo, B., Hidalgo, A., Lem. Row 4: Brown. Drum Bugle R. O. T. C. A” Company Row I (I to r.): Chionsini, Turner, Brown. Row 2: Hahn, Rothschild, Wizowski, Jew, Smith. Row 3: Chin, Batner, Lee, Sibley, (iraj;. Row 4: West, Velasquez, Carter, Sheba I in, Billings. Row 5: Lee, Sch fiber, Jcc, Wells. C” Company B” Company Row 1 (I. to r.) Pon, Cordenas, Ortega, Hidalgo. Row 2: Schulz, Mason, Funk, Jang. Row 3: Venny, Regan, Sooltoo, Korzuchin. Row 4: Lem, MacDonald, Cardenas. Row 1 (I. to r.): Bernum, Keiter, Bailey, Tubis, Dear, Lawson, Rose, Wong, Morales. Row 2: Thompson, Lakatoes, Overholt, Campbell, Brown, Maynes, Ramlin, Hung, Aimola. Row 3: Derychx, Miser sky, Koehne, Detwiler, Torre, Loukianoff, Harrison, Callaghan, Kam, Lepke. Row 1 (I. to r.): Wakefield, Milkovich, Louie, Nelson, Troyan. Row 2: Hecq, Langsam, Keim, Charvet, Leong, Garrett, Abuda, Santos, Otis. Row 3: Leong, Shih, Morante, Smith, Campbell, Chinn. Row 4: Coy, Suen, Wong, Vignola, Wong, Luce, Kwong. Clubs CAUGHT YOU IN ACTION nior Advisors Senior Advisors are outstanding mem- bers of the senior class chosen to assist the incoming LlO students adjust to their new surroundings. They meet daily with the LlO’s for the first few weeks of school in registry period and do as much as they can to assist the LlO registry teacher and the new students. ■ Spring Executive Row 1 (1. to r.) Hartman, Lloyd, Hamilton, Botero, Karatz, Foster, Wu, Ota, Huff, Reich, Gerscn, Weiller, Rudo, Herst. Row' 2 Na- kano, Cunningham, Lee, Gold, Plastiras, Davis, De Goff, Klein, Murphy, Cook, Vignola, Atkins, Tom, Little. Row 3 Lowe, Fred- rick, Fong, Mack, Bercholz, Chionsini, Clum, Miller, Rass, Con- stine, Hahn, Wiggans, Dizon, O’Day. Fall Executive Council Council Row 1 (I. to r.) Coquilla, Sexton, Abrahms, Handelman, Ger- sen. Miller, Lloyd, Weiller, Levy, Karatz. Row 2 Manoguerra, Soriano, Safdie, Davis, Wek, Richards, Lee, Pinsky, Tatzian, Balshone, Raas. Row 3 Carten, Thompson, Shields, Francisco, Shestakov, Israel, Francisco, Gold, Delbario, Louie, McRae, Christensen, Leong, Herst. Row 1 (1. to r.) Reiss, Burns, Goldeen, Davis, Wu, Miller, Adams, Mahoney, Tong, Dominique, Miller. Row 2 Mundstock, Ching, White. Row 3 Gold, Davis, Thompson, Loo, Terauchi, Doudiet, Birsinger, Kirtman. The Masque and Gavel, under the direction of Mr. Hel- ler, is an organization of Washington students interested in improving oral communication and understanding the processes of research, critical, and democracy. Members choose to prepare for one or more of the following: de- bate, extemporaneous or impromptu speaking, original ora- tory, oratorical interpretation, dramatic interpretation and or model congress. This year GWHS was awarded a National Forensic League charter, an organization for out- standing student speakers. This is a great honor to our school and to the students who gained membership in the N.F.L. In March, the Masque and Gavel held an induction and awards dinner for its members. Human Relations Row 1 (1. to r.) Wechsler, Dodd, Raas, Berchol , Constine. Row 2 DiLeone, Szanton, Lam, Goldstein, Gerson, Miller, Gessert, Field, Holmon, Weil, Perlman, Woo, Prenkey. Masque Gavel Row 1 (1. to r.) Hamilton, Botem, Plastiras. Row 2 Ber cholz, Clum, Carrillo, Gore. Row S Mack, Chinn, Gold. Raas, Wechsler. Masquers Row I (I. to r.) Ellis, George, Au, Sotherly, Olsen, Burnham. Row 2 Paizis, Robinson, Matson, Terrell, Wong, Mahoney, Votruva, Koch, Tice, Flemming. Row Carrillo, Vinson, Price, Sweeton, Fchavarri, Gilbert, Hwang, Amochaev, Newman, Jenkins, Bernstein, Suth- erland, Murphree, Tannhauser, Vanveenendaal, Choy. 119 Orchestra Row 1 (I. to r.) Matson, Hills, Holt, Check, Wong, Moss, Nelson, Louie, Cato. Row 2 Anderson, Street, Shimosaka, Silvcrberg, Weatherby, Chung, Avilla, Nonomura, Karasik, Medina, Allen, Bull. Row 3 Mr. Welch, Bakowsky, Vinson, Cordellos, Appel, The Band and Orchestra under the fine direction of Mr. Welch, performed notably throughout the year. In the fall, the Orchestra played for PTA meetings, the Christmas pro- gram and graduation. The Band played for all the football games. Both the Band and Orchestra participated in the Fall Concert, and in a joint concert with Presidio and Roosevelt Junior High Schools. During the Spring semes- Gallo, Ritchie, Fertig, Cheek, Kohout, Fujumura. Row 4 Sorenson, Christensen, Simon, Briceno, Stellby, McTernan, Duste, Horikoshi, Burt, Sanderson. ter, the Band played for several basketball games, the spring concert and graduation. Select members of both the band and orchestra participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival which was sponsored by the California Music Edu- cators Association at Burlingame. In concluding their ac- tive year, members of the Band and Orchestra joined in a picnic which was held at Angel Island. Band Row I (I. to r.) Chambers, Jamerson, Satterfield, Holman, Stallings, O'Conner. Scott, Gerzowski, McQuery, Votruba, Stellby. Row 4 Rodriguey, Olson, Sanderson, Duff, Shibasaki, Crawford. Row 2 Allen, Mihara, Seals, Williams, Turner, Payton, White, Hamada, Hoover, Boctz, Nious, Proctor, Duste, Rhine, Murphree. Kemp, Garfield, Washington, Mr. Welch. Flemming, Young. Row 3 Loke, Carter, Briceno, Carey, Hidalgo, Boy’s Glee The Girls Chorus and the Boys Glee have participated in several school assem- blies this past year. Both groups partici- pated in the Fall Concert, Area Festival, and the Spring Concert. The Girls Chorus was also heard at the Christmas Tableaux, the GAA Awards Assembly, and the term play, Sound of Music. Both of these groups are a vital part of our school’s mu- sic department. Row 1 (1. to r.) Alpers, Holder, Swayne, Laner, Powell, Stephens. Row. 2 Cato, Lake, Roberts, Dryden, Jones, Mr. Meder, Director. Row 3 Bailey, Mime, Reed, Dreiling, Choy, Campbell. A Cappella During the past year, Washing- ton’s talented A Cappella Choir was quite active. The choir began the school year with the Fall Con- cert and completed the year sing- ing for the Graduation. Their talent was demonstrated at the Christmas Tableaux, the Area Festival (a joint music apprecia- tion event held with our neigh- borhood junior high schools), the Scholarship awards Assembly, the Spring Concert, and the term play. Row 1 (1. to r.) Wu, Stallinger, Sosnick, Tannhauser, Fillmore, Lee, Langlie, Hodge, Cainell. Row 2 Fantacone, Boratynski, Stevens, Street, Gordon, Gardeley, Langlie, Niemeyer. Brown, Demmings. Row 3 Mcnko, Erbsenhaut, Pain, Henry, Korne, Svkes, Braun, Strickland, Mitch- ell, Calonsag, Bass. Row 4 Cooks, Walter, Scott, Gaines, Johnson, Payton, Sanders, Tong, Harris, Heck, Weast, Hawley, Mr. Meder. Girl’s Chorus Row 1 (1. to r.) Young, Pettus, Shuford, Gel- Herman, Einfeldt, Pratt, Apps, Lum. Row 2 Chevalier. Butler, Dong, Hodge, Johnson, Cozart, Phillips, Galant, Dobie, Alfred, Mr. Meder, Director. Row 3 Martin, Clifford, Snead, Priestley, Sutherland, Fleming, Herd, Klimenko, Jamison, Church. JUNIOR PROM - MAY 1965 The low junior king and queen— Beatrix Coquilla and Wilton Wong The high junior king and queen— Dorothy Goldeen and Lamont Allen One Enchanted Evening was presented by the junior class on May 22 from nine to twelve o’clock. The prom, which was held in the girls’ gym, was decorated in an atmosphere of an evening in San Francisco. Couples danced to the music of Dick Shuster and his band. The highpoint of the prom came with the crowning of the courts. The low' junior class queen was Beatriz Coquilla and her court included Vivian Tong and Kathy Tong. The low junior king was Wilton Wong and Edmund Lucas and Victor Francisco w'ere the princes. The high junior class queen was Dorothy Goldeen and her court were Andra Havranek, Sandra Johnson, Cheryl Ulrich and Aniece Higginbotham. The king was Lamont Allen and the princes were Rich Fontillas, Ron Iwamasa, Bob Koch, and Dean Gotham. FALL - TREASURE R’S RALLIES — SPRING Thank you. Thing The gruesome threesome Squeaky around the joints? Cheeeese Raid Let me have a bite of your neck Help!!.' Look at mommie What's for dinner. Mom? MAY Treasurer Bob Thompson collects 12,00() paperbacks for Festival. Row 1 Fourth Princess MARGOT SOLOMON, Queen CHERYL ULRICH, Third Princess PENNY BIRDMAN. Row 2 Second Princess CYNTHIA FUGAJAI, First Prin- cess JACKIE HERST FESTIVAL Set the cause above renown; Love the game beyond the prize FOOTBALL CHAMPS 1st Row (1. to r.) Hart, Shipp, Lozado, Adams, Durkin, Kuzizarian, Gordon, Lee. 2nd Row Weiss (mgr.), Yim, Lassiter, Rubenstein, Coleman. Alfred, Jones, Kirtman, Clark. 3rd Row Coach Lubamer- sky. Coach Nelson, Petersen, Mayrisch, Arana, Edwards, O’Neal Pedrin, B. Mullins, Marshall. 4th Row Smith, Price, Harris, P. Mul- lins, Williams, Provost, Hicks, Benton, Daneman, Caueness. THE GREAT SEASON The 1964 Varsity Football Team was probably the finest that Washington has ever had. The first game against Lowell saw the Scarlet and Grey win in the final quarter on two quick touchdowns. The next two games against Balboa and Poly found Washing- ton losing its only games of the season. Washington pulled the upset of the year by defeating Lincoln 39-31, a game that will be long remembered by Washingtonians as the greatest Bell Game. It was the first game in which our of- fense came alive . After the Bell Game, Wilson and Galileo were overwhelmed by the Eagle eleven. The Eagles played SH in a driving rainstorm, winning the mud bowl classic 25-0. We then defeated Mission 60-7. This victory set a new school scoring mark with the Eagles rolling up 487 yards against a mere 78 for the Bears. In the final game, the defense sparkled and turned back SI after they advanced inside our fifteen yard line four times. Revenge was sweet against Poly in the playoff game as the Parrots fell 19-0. Turkey Day left no doubt as to who was the city’s number one team as the Eagles beat Lincoln for the coveted CHAMPIONSHIP 27-6. The Eagles placed five men on the all-city team. QB Pete Mullins finished the season with 22 TD passes and 1,537 yards passing. Nate Kirtman was named Back of the Year in the AAA. Conrad Harris caught 13 TD passes and was as brilliant on offense as he was on defense. Not enough can be said about Seth Hicks and Mark Petersen, co-captains of the team: both were all-city guards, Seth for the second straight year. Center John Adams made second string All-City, and five others received honorable men- tion: They were Lee Benton, Ken Price, Perry Edwards, Greg Pedrin, and Steve Lassiter. It was the big year, the great year, a season which will long be remembered by Washingtonians. ’etcrsen gives its througl WASHINGTON RETAINS BELL Co-captains Mark Petersen and Seth Hicks with Bell Queen Donna Harris This year Donna Harris was chosen as Washington’s Bell Queen to represent our school at the traditional Washington-Lin- coln football game. Her court included Judy Cortopassi, Suzi Ching, Kathy Gerson, Karen Nakai, and Carolyn Tung. The 1964 Bell game will probably be remem- bered as the greatest game of the rival series. This was due to the offensive leadership of Pete Mullins and the defensive leadership of Nate Kirtman, both of whom, for their fine efforts, were co-awarded the S.F. Prep Writers’ Prep of the Week Award. Lincoln was rather surprised when Pete Mul- lins completed 14 of 25 passes for 247 yards and 5 touchdown passes. Conrad Harris was on the receiving end of 4 of those passes. At the end of the first half the score was tied 19-19. Washington, falling behind in the second half 25-19, stormed back with three consecutive touchdowns. Mike O’Neal rambled in from the 14 yard line for the first TD and then Mullins took to the air again. Nate Kirtman and Conrad Harris each scored on aerial bombs from Pete Mullins. The game ended with the rooting sec- tion pouring onto the field. The final score was 39-31. Washington retained the Bell for an- other year. ‘Hull! FALL SONG GIRLS AND YELL LEADERS PLAYOFFS 19-0 Turkey Day, here we come! Washington blanked Poly 19-0 in the playoffs to give the Eagles a shot at Lincoln for the league title. Nate Kirtman was the offensive star against the Parrots. He gained 179 yards rushing, scoring twice. The first touchdown was set up by a fumble recovery by Conrad Harris. Kirtman ran it in and Dane- man added the extra point. In the fourth quarter Pete Mullins hit Harris ;.n the end zone to put the game on ice. Later in the period Kirtman scored again to make it 19-0. Revenge was sweet for the Eagles. EAGLE CHAMPS For the first time in the history of Washington, the football team won both the round-robin and the playoff championship. It took quite a bit of doing, but the victory erased the doubt that many had. The Eagles scored four times in the first half to put the game out of reach. The Eagle defense, led by guards Mark Petersen and Seth Hicks, did most of the damage. Each of the touchdowns came as a result of a sparkling effort on the part of the defense. Three passes intercepted and three recovered fumbles were cashed in on four scores. Lincoln relived the defeat of the Bell game. The victory was Washington’s eighth in a row. The sea- son was finished with a 9-2 record. Washington won 27-6. Congratulations to Coaches Lubamersky and Nelson for their success. Team Lowell Balboa Poly . Lincoln Wilson Galileo Washington ......12- 6 ...... 6-13 ...... 6-7 ......39-31 ......44-25 ......31-26 Mission...... SI .......... Playoff ..... Championship SPRING - SONG GIRLS AND YELL LEADERS Row 1 (I. to r.) Allen, Guerin, Kenyon, Davis, Wells, Gaines, Koch, Murphy, Smith, Strickland, Hultman, Saki. Row 2 Walker, Holmes, Pera, Hicda, Ladd, Moses, Ualinzuela, Axness, Gillon, Hardeman, Sims, Dewar, Merillion, Sakai, Boudcywa. Row 3 Coach Firpo, Pickering, Wilson, Baksheef, Mondaine, Carter, Kochni, Newman, Gatsos, Michelucci, Huberman, Gaetani, Kika, Won, Quen, Kidoo. Coach Bill Firpo led his JV football team to a strong, second place finish. After an undefeated season in 1963, it wasn’t until the sixth game, Mission, that the Eagle JV’s tasted defeat under Mr. Firpo’s coaching. Three Eagle TD’s were called back and five members of the team were hospitalized as the Eagles lost 21-19. Just before the Lowell game, which could have meant the championship, five players were moved up to the varsity. The game was lost 6-0 on a blocked punt. The team was led by captain Juan Gaines at flankerback, Daryl Strickland and Doug Gillon at the halfback spots, and Sam Holmes at end. Holmes averaged two TD’s a game. Outstanding linemen included Steve Pera at guard and Tony Gaitani at tackle. The team finished the season with an excellent 6-2 record. Mr. Firpo is to be congratulated for his team’s fine performance this past year. Team Washington Poly...................... 0-13 Lincoln .................. 6-47 Wilson ................... 0-25 Galileo .................. 0-25 SH ....................... 0-20 Mission ..................21-19 SI ........................rain Lowell.................... 6- 0 Balboa.................... 6-28 Coach Firpo and captain Juan Gaines SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 1st Row (L to R) Won, Jang, Moore, Steele, Ross, Piol, Relam- Brand. 3rd Row: Mr. Lee (coach), Birsingcr, Morris, Remak, pagos, Mendocia. 2nd Row: Derchyx, Cebreros, Wada, Lon- Johnson, Cato, Beauford, Lanning, Otagurs, Hansen, Johnson, cheades, LeTourneau, Mayfield, Nelson, Dickenson, Narin, The 1964 sophomore football team, after a stormy start, concluded the season with a 4-2-1 record, good enough for a second place finish. Mr. Lee, the coach, feels that several boys on the team are excellent pros- pects for future football at Washington. They include Wada, Mayfield, Cato, Beauford, Mendocia, Ross, John- son, Birsinger, Nelson, and Wong. Congratulations to Coach Lee in his first season as coach of the sophomore football team. Something new has been added to the tradition of George Washington. Under the leadership of the L-10 class sponsors, Mr. Nelson and Mr. Redlick and second vice-president June Weiller, low sophomore song-girls have roamed the halls of the Scarlet and Grey for a half term. For the first time twelve young girls have been chosen as song girls to promote spirit for the incoming sophomores. SOPHOMORE SONG GIRLS (L to R) Bridget Kreissman, Karen Rosenthal, Mary Long, Patty Saum (head), Terry Iwasaki, Dosia Foster, Sharon Honda, Gail Krumze, Betsy Portugeis, Barbara Black, Gloria Amor, Setts Nakai Row 1 (I. co r.): Gopez, Coleman, L. Farinas, Jamerson, Eubacks, Maxwell. Row 2: Coach McGrath, Salvador, W. Farinas, Gerughty, Career, Chang, Ono, Washington, Coach Newcomer. LeRoy Farinas led the 112’s to championship with an 8-1 record. The speedy guard was not only the team's MVP, but also first string All City. After losing to Wilson in their opening game, the 112’s were never touched. For the second straight year the Eagle lightweight five clinched the crown in the 120’s division. The 9-0 record was indicative of the fine talent the team had. Arthur Wong, center, was chosen to the first-string All-City team and was backed with teammates like Doyle Miller, Clifford Der, Chris Punzal, Ron Iwamasa, and Will Jones. Top Row (1 to r) Vandiver, DiGiorgio, Blumenkrantz, Bo- Torpis, Harden, Kellar, Kiramidjian. Row 1 Shimamoto, Bo- gatsky, Mitschenko, Ozlos, Ivanow, Morales, Pacini, Lay, gatsky, Nakano, Lee, Balanga, Waisman, Bogatsky, Ortiz, Lopez, Skelton, Lowe, Meyer. Row 2 Vaqeuas, Hites, Safdie, Davis, Cedillos, Macias, Sarria, Zerbib. Gerzowski, Zerbid, Dizon, Krebs, Long, Romo, Kowsar, SOCCER The 1964 Soccer team finished the season in a tie for the championship with Mission. It was the second con- secutive year that the hooters won the crown. Mike Ivanoe, Roger Sarria, and Bob Macias were named to the All-City team for the second straight year. Joining them on the elite team were Sam Gerzowski and Ken Nakano. The team, coached by Mr. Ellinger, compiled a 5-0-4 record. Varsity CROSS COUNTRY The 1964 Cross Country team finished a disappointing sixth in the AAA. Throughout the entire season the team was hurt badly due to injuries. Roger Lewis placed best in the All-City meet and was named the team’s most valuable player. (1st Row) Lee, Levy, Brachman, Goyhenetche, Anderson, (2nd Row) De Guzman, Gordon, Neyland, Reed, Brown, Gallagher, Lcuy, (3rd Row) Lum, McRae, Carpenter, Parrott, Tobugawa, Harris, Amochaev, Wheeler, Hern. FENCING AND WRESTLING Both sports are relatively new and are on a trial basis in the AAA. Mr. Ellinger coached the wrestling team and Mr. Reade did the same for fencing. Both teams did very well and it is hoped that if the enthusiasm continues that both sports will be part of the regular AAA program. (1st Row) Moskowitz, Ransom, Snipper, Nonomura, Mr. Reade, (2nd Row) Frogratt, (L. 10 r.) John Letourneau, Sam Holmes, Gene Holman, Ellwynne Wynne, Rich Gray, Mike Johnson, Gil Gordon, Reed Gash, Dick Moses, Steve Mizel, Steve Bell. (Kneeling) Coach McGrath. ___________________________ Unlike most basketball teams at Washington, the varsity did not win the championship. In fact, the year was a very disappointing one with the varsity compiling a 2-7 record which was good enough for sixth place in the AAA. Rich Gray led the team in scoring and rebounding and was followed by Reed Gash. Pre-season bright spots were few, but Gene Holman was named to the All-Tournament Team in the Riordan Tournament and Reed Gash was given the same honor for the Palo Alto Invitational Tourney. Concluding the AAA season Rich Gray and Reed Gash were named honorable mention members of the AAA All-City squad. Backing up the above mentioned were Steve Bell, Dick Moses, Sam Holmes, and Steve Mizel. ps two against Gal. Gordon goes nig] Over, under, around through, Steve Mizel drives for two. 25-2 overall, 11-0 league record, three scoring records. Bob Wang and Don Mamou first string All-City and Ray Coleman on the second club . . . Needless to say, Coach AY’ 130’s basketball team were Champs! During Christmas the team won the Los Altos Invitational Tournament. In doing so the Eagle five established a single game scoring mark of 61 points and the three game scoring record of 171 points bettered that old mark by over thirty points. Playing Lincoln in the final game before the playoffs, the 130’s tied the single game school scoring mark of 75 points. The team went on to defeat Wilson in the play- offs and then clobbered Mission for the Cham- pionship. Hooker hooks it Coleman tanks two ;wv, (Row l) Shipp, Montgomery, O’Neal, Lewis, Allen, Robinson, Wong (row 2) Yee, Graham, Kerry, Williams, Sims, Smith, (Row 3) Romero, Greenberg, Holman, Bounewynne, Mullins, Gaines, Church, Goldeen (Row 4) Moore, Provost, Yerman, Gordon, Holmes, Reem, LeBounty, Gardener (Row 5) Mosely, Wong, Birsinger, Walker, Alfred, Marshall, Low, Berke. The varsity track team went undefeated in the round robin for the second complete year which covered almost 25 dual meets, but failed to duplicate last year’s victory at Kezar. There were however, many bright spots. The team scored 36 points in the All-City Meet. Ernie Provost won the 100 and 220, then went down to the State Meet and ran a 9.6 100, and a fantastic 20.8 220 to take a third and second respectively. In the All-City Meet Sims and Kirtman placed in both hurdles, Duckworth took a second in the shot and Williams placed in the Discus. The relay team captured a second. (Row 1) Martin, Washington, Israel, Hanna, Shifs, Meridan, ford, Relampagos, Wong (Row 4) Schriber, Villaroman, Parks (row 2) Driscoll, Alsbrook, O’Neal, Moore, Neyland, Nakano, Blick, Smith (Row- 5) Jang, Lee, Coleman, Boude- Mertz (Row 3) Rago, LeTourneau, Dewar, Goldberg, Craw- wynne, Nassau, Murphy. The 130’s finished the dual meet season with a 6-2 record then finished third in the All-City meet. The team was led by sprinters Otto and Ray Coleman, Allen Nassau, Jeff Shifs, and 1320 runner, Jim Martin. In the field events Mike Rago was the best in the shot and Neyland was the same in the high jump. The team scored 29l z points in the All-City Meet. (1st Row) Colyear, Marcal, Mymoto, Radar, Wong, Soto, (2nd Row) Oshita, Gopcz, Soga, Campbell, Dong, Lee, Wong (3rd Row) Burroughs, Carter, Hammond, Pon, Wong, Heida, Lum, (4th Row) Iwamasa, Chang, Doudiet, Foster, Houltas (5th Row) Farinas, Wan, Chinn, Rogers, Farinas. The 120’s scored 24 points in the All-City Meet, but that was two and a half points short of Galileo, who won the championship. The team did turn in some very fine marks. Arthur Wong won the 660 and Doug Rader was right behind. Butch Colyear won the 330 and placed in the 150 relay. Doyle Miller took a third in the hurdles and Heida did the same in the shot. (Row 1) Burns, Frogatt, Harris, Shestakov, Guillon, Ryan, Minville (Row 2) Devorak, Clark, Guthrie B., Bangert, Harringer, Jacobson, Mueller (Row 1) Bubnov, Kakuchi, Macias, Holzeison, Strauss, Moskowitz, Shimosaka, Morino (Row 2) Guthrie J., Arguello, Lanning, Cort, Poynter, Meyerhoff, Baba, Ito, Wada. (Row 1) Wong, Rogers, Constine, Omori, Shimamoto, Nelson, Hiroshima, (Row 2) Terada, Sonada, Chew, Blumenkrantz, Pearl, Rogers, Lei. The swimmers concluded a very successful season at Fleishacker Pool by winning the 120’s championship and finishing second in both the varsity and 130’s divi- sions. Each of the divisions in the dual meet season did very well. The 120’s and 130’s were undefeated and the varsity lost two meets. Alex Moskowitz broke the city record in the 100yd Breast stroke in the trials, and in the finals the 120’s 200yd medley relay team, composed of Wayne Hiroshima, Ron Omori, Howard Terada, and Steve Blumenkrantz, also broke the city record. Other finalists in the All-City meet were Ron Omori in the 50 free and Keith Hori in the butterfly. Both took firsts. Shimamoto, Pearl, Rogers, and team captain Constine rounded out the scoring for the cham- pionship 120's team. The 130’s lost to SI by a single oint, 53-52. Both relay teams took firsts as did Roger trauss in the back stroke. The varsity finished second to a strong SI team, scoring 38 points. Shestakov, Harris, Clark, and Bangert roundea out the scoring for the varsity. ■■ii Through the fine shooting of city champ Brad Lucy, the golf team won the city championship. The teams only loss of the season was to S.I. and the Eagles beat them in the all-city finals for an undesputed first place finish. The teams biggest win was over arch-rival Lowell. It was Steve Back’s fine round that enabled a two shoke Eagle victory. (Kneeling) Coquilla, Lay, Wu, Levin, DeGuzman (2nd Row) Mr. Callen, Duden, Gerzpwski, Wong, Popoff, Alexeeff, Lee (3rd Row) Ignacio, Heffernan, Harris, D'Archambeau. Tennis The Eagle netters, coached by Mr. Callen, finished third in the AAA behind Lowell and SI with a 7-2 record. John Wong was the first man on the team followed by Quincy Lay, Bruce Hall, and Sam Gerzowski. Quincy Lay reached the All-City finals in singles but lost. (Isc Row I to r) Hamada, Jones, Rowekamp, Dizon, Dodd, Lauer, Harris, (2nd Row) Coach Sovde, Lewis, Menishi, Mayfield, Sarria, Johnson, Dennis, Adams, Jones, (3rd Row) Telada, Schofield, Clum, Matthews, White, Spranger, Romo. The varsity baseball team had a disappoint- ing season with a record of 6-12. The team, however, was somewhat better than their record indicates. They lost six, one-run games, but they rose to the occasion to defeat some of the league’s top teams. Steve Lauer was the club’s leading batter and Roger Sarria was the leading pitcher and team’s most valuable player. SPORTS REVIEW 'T nnis « Conrad Harris Football—End ALL - The Following boys have reached the ultimate Pete Mullins Football—Quarterback Nate Kirtman Football—Halfback Seth Hicks Football—Guard Mark Petersen Football—Guard Roger Sarria Soccer—Hal f back Ken Nakano Soccer—Wing Mike Ivanoe Soccer—Goalie Sam Gerzowski Soccer— De f en se Bob Macias Soccer—Center Swimming—200yd Medley Relay Don Mamou 130's BB—Forward LeRoy Farinas 112’s BB—Guard Bob Wang 130’s BB—Guard Arthur Wong 120’s BB—Center 120’s Track—660 Wayne Hiroshima 120’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay CITY goal in their respective sports Howard Terada 120’s Sw-imming 200yd Medley Relay Keith Hori 120’s Swimming 50yd Fly Ron Omori 120’s Swimming 100 Free 200yd Medley Relay Steve Blumenkrantz 120’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay Ron Lanning 130’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay Alex Moskowitz 130’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay Ken Shimosaka 130’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay Roger Strauss 130’s Swimming 50yd Back Andy Poynter 130’s Swimming 200yd Medley Relay Doug Cort 130’s Swimming 200 Free Relay Alex Arguello 130’s Swimming 200 Free Relay Paul Meyerhoff 130’s Swimming 200 Free Relay Ernie Provost V. Track—100, 220 Butch Colyear I20’s Track—330 Brad Lucy Golf—City Medalist (1st Row) Shioya, Rogers, Zimmerman, Constine, Weiman, Poynter, Kirtman, Dizon, Jones, Marshall, Phillips, Waisman, Shestakov, (2nd Row) Gcrughty, Shifs, Farinas, Macias, Colyear, Sarria, Martin, Arana, Smith, Cerf, Yim, Baer, Nakano (3rd Row) Berl, Daneman, O’Neal, Weiss, Nassau, Durkin, Shimosaka, Ortiz, Balanga, Der, (4th Row) Shimamoto, Pedrin, Kuzirian, Lauer, Meyer, Hara, Pon, Michenco, Kakuchi, Omori (5th Row) Smith, Petersen, Lewis, Mizono, Yano, Robinson, Shipp, Partridge (6th Row ) Beck, Mullins, Provost, Gaines, Carter, Williams, Alfred, Rubenstein, DeGuzman, Jamerson The Lettermen Society, through its participation of school activities, has promoted school spirit and sportsmanship. The society patrolled rallies and all games. The big event of the year was the Dunko at the May Festival. Other events include the annual picnic and the Letterman-Faculty Bas- ketball game. Tony Dizon, Larry Cerf, Nate Kirtman, Doug Berl, Alex Shestakov Fall Woody Marshall, Tony Dizon, Dave Weiman, Emil Deguzman, Bumpsy Jones Spring Fall Mike Ivanoe A1 Catimon was the first Washington Letter- man to give his life in the Korean conflict. In his honor and memory an annual award is given to the athlete who best exemplifies his spirit. Super- ior competitive attitude and excellent physical ability, both on and off the playing field, and in the classroom were the reasons for Mike Ivanoe and Nate Kirtman being chosen as the AL CATIMON AWARD WINNERS for Fall 1964 and Spring 1965. AL CATIMON AWARD Spring Nate Kirtman Mike Ivanoe was a goalie on our cham- pionship Soccer team and made all-city each of his three years at Washington. In the Spring Mike turned to baseball, playing all infield positions. He was an excellent athlete and team leader. Nate Kirtman’s achievements speak for his ability on the gridiron. A halfback on our championship Football team, Nate was chosen as the AAA Back of the year, All- Metropolitan Back of the Year, Scholar- Athlete Aw'ard representative from SF, and named as the Northern California Back of the Year. In the Spring Nate turns to Track, running the hurdles where he placed in the all-city meet for the past two years. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT — Chris Cavas Fall 1964 Board of Officers L. to r.: Penny Bull, Donna Fung, Judy Holt. Membership in the Girls Athletic Association now totals approximately 600 girls, half the amount of girls at G.W.H.S. To become a member of G.A.A. a girl must join one of the many offered sports, and must participate weekly. Some of the sports offered are bowling, ice skating, tennis, modern dance, folk dance, volleyball, badminton, and basketball. If by the end of the semester, the girl has attended % of the sport meet- ings, she will receive the Numeral award. The Chevron, Circle W, Block W, Star and the Gold Pin, respectively are the awards which follow the Numeral. To become a recipient of the Gold Pin, a girl must have partici- pated in G.A.A. since her low 10 year. In April, the G.A.A. hosted a volleyball playday to participants from all S.F. high schools. The Washing- ton G.A.A. has also been invited to and has participated in many similar play days from other schools. In May, the G.A.A. held their annual Jinx — refreshments were served, there was entertainment, and the Block, Star, and pins were awarded. The G.A.A. welcomes all girls, and each girl in turn is rewarded by meeting new people, and by participating in exciting sports. Spring 1965 Board of Officers PRESIDENT — Linda Yoshinaka Row 1 (1. to r.): Yoshida, Yung. Row 2: Nomura, Ota, Maslianikov. BLOCK W” Row 1 (I. to r.): Cru , Jew, Morioka, Perlman, McTeman, Weiller, Long, Wong. Row 2: Young, Tom, Soriano, DeVera, Joe, Chung, Huff, Wilson. Row 3: Bull, Erbsenhaut, Fredrick, Horn, Chinn, Chew, Kudroff, Lem. Row 4: Hersi, Weast, King, Lee, Cordellos, Joe, Lcong, Nomura, Iwamasa. The Block W is the Society made eligible to girls who have received their block in the Girls Athletic Association. Receiving a block does not make one automatically a member of the Block W Society; a member must regularly attend meetings and must be active in GAA. During the fall, the Block W society was quite successful in the candy sale in which they collected one hundred and fifty dollars for their treas- ury. Also during the fall, the old members hosted a welcome pot luck dinner to the new block members. Members have also assisted in sportnights, the G.A.A. Candidates rally, and the G.A.A. Awards Rally. Fall officers were: President, Joanne Cordellos; Secretary, Naida Soriano; and Treasurer, Sophia Chung. The big event in the year held in the spring, was the weekend trip to Mt. Tamalpais which was made possible by the fall candy sale. This was the first trip of its kind made by the Block W Society, and its huge success showed that there will by many more trips to follow. The Spring members also hosted a welcoming dinner to the new block members. Watch the Sitting down on the job? And it corner Let's get this block moving GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1 (1. to r.): Mintz, Dong, Schmidt, Ragin. Row 2: Conner, Charley, Lewis, Miller. Row 1 (1. to r.): Young, Szanto, Lee, Pinsky. Row 2: Johnson, Erbsenhaut, Fredrick, Mazo, Castelli. Row 1 (1. to r.): Greenberg, King, Khoury, Dughman. Row 2: Jaffe, Goldstein, Sperling, Constine. Row 3: Chang, Lee, Tatzian, White, Black. Row 1 (1. to r.): March, Buckner, Fisher, Dong, Ching, Tong, Nomura, Iwamasa, Yoshinaka, Iwasaki. Row 2: Evans, Stewart, Lee, Chinn, Fung, Ota, Toji, Chann. Row 3: Nelson, Stellby, Yatabe, Realine, Fong, Gee, Duffey, Daniels, Andrade, Wong. Row 5: Mickada, Jung, Nakai. Row 4: Chew, Iwanicki, Cordellos, Kudroff, Motonari, Gee, Kern, Lay, Holtz, Aoyama. Row 1: Durkin, Short, Bazzy, Scheck, Aimola, Felix, Weiman, Colton. Row 2: Lee, Amor, Joyce, Cacdac, Lewis, Hampel, Fertig, Uyeda. Row 3: Fong, Joe, Au, McQuery, Chung, Chin, Otsubo, Grazas. Row- 4: Ishida, Chin, Kwan, Laversin, Pavel, Lay, Raissas. Row 5: Jugillon, Joe J., Joe S., Akashi, Sasaki, Furusko, Mizuiri, Woo._______________________________ Row 1 (1. to r.): Fong, Tang, Gan, Hara, Coquilla, Spear, Yung. Row 2: Herst, Bernal, Soriano, Lem, Leong, Lum, Butler, Tom. Row 3: Zabala, Horn, Rosal L., Rosal J., DeVera, Valansky, Lee, Yee. Row 4: Sugum, Kamikihara, Nakayama, Terashima, Kawahuchi, Wong, Hata. Row 5: Chun, Holmon, Shiono, Yee, Paz, Yokoyama, Javier. If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one Julie Ottolini Vice President Karen Nakai Secretary Susan Leong Treasurer Ken Israel Executive Council Alex Shestakov Executive Council Mark Lubcck President Fall CLASS OF FALL 1965 Jenny Lee Vice President Linda Woo Secretary Peter Meyerhoff Treasurer Mark Lubeck President David Mundstock Executive Council Doris Grimley Sponsor CLASS OF FALL 1965 Val Alexeeff Alex Amochaev Estelle Apps Ligta Aviles Patrick Avera Russel Baba Nathaniel Bailey Alfonzo Berry Clifford Berryman Barbara Broussard Mary Burns Janet Butler John Cammack Carolyn Carey Tristan Carle Cathleen Carter Michael Carothers Martha Carroll Gail Castelli Michael Ceslo John Chambers Kathleen Chevalier Susan Chew John Chin Lawrence Chin Cedric Chinn Howard Chiu Norman Cho.v Rich Church James Coleman Bayard Colyear Patricia Cook Fred Cox Linda Cratchan James Crawford Ronnie Crawford Denyse Deering Oscar Dixon Mathieu DonaLaya Robert Drelllng Diana Dubayah Shirley Durham 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Mitchell Diane Miura Marco Molina Shelley Monii Danny Mondaine Katherine Moni Robert Montgomery Linda Moore Yvonne Moore Julio Morales Linda Morgan Joyce Morishita James Morrissey Larry Mostly Stephen Moses Cathy Myers Patrick Myrons Robert Nakamoto Rosemary Nance Karen Nanny Kameel Nasr Leland Nerlo William Newman Epsalonne Neyiano Gerald Ng Grace Ng Judy Ng Lionel Ng Shclman Ng Christine Nicholls Cindy Norris Marilyn Nosaka Frances Ohashl Cathy Okamoto Donnie Okry Linnella Olsen Christopher Olson Ronald Omorl Shirley O’Neill Anna Ong Guy Ono Maureen O'Rorke Robert Oshlta Joy Osborne Judi Oswald Reuben Otero Lyman Ow Joon Sook Paik Fran Paizis William Patterson Diana Paul Wannetta Payton Ann Penfield Gabriel Perez Sherry Pettus David Pickering Susan Poliksa Virginia Pon Andy Popoff Terry Powers Michael Price Ernest Provost Sandy Pryor Crls Punzal Lynda Pydock Robert Quick Jeanette Quitoriano Doug Rader Aurora Ramis Sydney Ramm Lawrence Ransom Caren Real Robert Ream Betty Reaux David Reed Richard Reed Michael Regan Eleanor Rentle Lynn Reyes Robert Roberto Eddie Robinson Herman Robinson Mallorle Robinson Janis Rodgers Mike Rodgers Nan Rooksby Laurie Rosal Gene Ross Caren Roybal Carol Roybal Debi Rudo Irwin Safdle Regina Safdle Michael Sah John Sakai Judy Salazar Ruby Salazar Roman Salgado Ray Salvador James Samora Yvonne Sartain Keith Sato Joyce Satow Frederick Satterfield Claudia Scheck Gundula Schmidt John Schmidt David Schreiber Carol Schultheiss John Schulz Willie Seals Shelia Sexton Khadljan Shabazz Najwa Shamlya Kathleen Shanahan Thlgdora Shelherd Masato Shibasaki Jeff Shifs June Shimamoto Katherine Shlmoda Yoshl Shloya Norma Shiraishl Carole Shorenstcin Julia Shuford Roscoe Sibley Jerl Simon Dan Sinelnikoff Ronnie Six Brock Sloan Alexa Smaczniak Patricia Small Steve Small Bill Smith Connie Smith Pamela Smith Steve Smith John Smyrni Linda Snead Andre Sobieski Yoshiro Sofia Susan Someya Dookett Soto Una Stahlneckcr Rodney Stearne Melva Steil Hiroshi Stevens Alden Stevenson Cheryl Stewart Ronnie Stewart Marcia Stone Peter Sullivan Larry Susbilla Cherie Sutherland Kathy Sutton Misayo Suyeishi Sue Sweeton Leroy Sykes Anna Szanto Kvoko Tamaki Helen Tang Clara Taylor Howard Terada Terrence Terauchi Francine Terrell Richard Thaxton Millie Thomas Sonja Thomas Samuel Thompson Gerd Thomsen Karol Tice Mitsuaki Tokugawo Candice Tom Pattie Tom Stanton Tom Ann Tone Cranson Tong Gaetanl Tony Gwendolyn Toran Donald Torre Janet Toy Georgia Tsacle Jennie Tse Natalie Tulkln Cheryl Ulrich Rick Valera John VanVeenendaal Erik Visser Michele Voris Ludmila Wachtcr Brian Wada Rick Wahlstrom Walter Wakefield Delano Walker Robert Ware Chris Warmoth Andy Washburn Caleb Washington Mary Washington Evangeline Wayland Geoffrey Waymah Barlmra Well Terry Weinberg Elizabeth Wen Michael Whelan Rozanne Whlpper Archie White Cathy White Carol Whittaker Betty Williams Cornelious Williams Sandy Williams Wilhelmena Williams Lenora Willis Horace Wilson James Wilson Sharleen Wilson Stephen Wizowski Ronald Won Albert Wong Arthur Wong Arthur Wong Daniel Wong Gary Wong John Wong Robinson Wong Ronald Wong Rose Wong Valentine Wong Michael Wood James Wu Lem well Wynne Ken Yano Helen Yee Mary Yee Rose Yee Eva Yohg Cecil Young Karen Young Ramona Young Steve Young Deanna Yow Elizabeth Zolowloz 188 Victor Francisco Vice President Beth Balshone Secretary Evelyn Weil Treasurer Beatriz Coquilla President Marleen Brady Vice President Virginia Murillo Sponsor Fall U Sandy Fong Executive Council Regina Safdie Executive Council CLASS OF FALL 1966 Cathy Dominique Secretary Vivian Tong Treasurer Marilyn Mahoney Executive Council Kathy Tong Executive Council Spring Albert Birsinger President Grace Abiko Lorry Alfano Larry Andres Jane Aoyama Deborah Au Bill Bailey Beth Balshone Albert Bartal Denise Bass John Beckllng Dan Bell Paul Bianchi Albert Birsinger Walter Blazer Beverly Bloch Frank Bodiker Lana Borkengagen Loretta Botta Laurita Bowser Lillian Boyd Marleen Brady Augustus Browning Joyce Buckley Linda Burke Robert Eustamante Shirley Butler Randy Byrnes Joey Callbuso Sharon Cardwell Sandy Carpente� - Albert Carter Michael Casteel Jimmie Cato Willie Cato Donald Cavallero Winnie Chan Rick Chavez Anthony Chenault Carolyn Chew- Grant Chew Katherine Chew Eleanor Chin Suzl Ching Evelyn Chun Judy Church Debbie Clark Wendy Colton Roger Colvin Dana Constine Beatriz Coquilla Sandra Cozart Elva Cratchan Barbara Cronin Howard Cross Elizabeth Deasy Sharon Delaney Clifford Der Robert DIFranco Carolyn Dixon Roland Djong Catherine Dominique Carolyn Dong Roger Dorfman Earnest Driskell Ira Duden Gerald Dufour Reggie Duncan Aaron Dunn Loretta Dunsing Esperanze Echavarrl Robert Ecoff Zuhelrah Erakat Jeanine Fields Anthony Filardo Eddy Fong James Fong Sandy Fong Victor Francisco Randolph Freeman Mona Galant Matthew Gam Carolyn Gan Isaac Garnett Barry Gee Jennifer Gee Dave Gerughty Wayland Gin Barbara Gnedovsky Dorian Goldstein Lizabeth Goldstein Marion Goins Lloyd Gordon Gilbert Griffin Doug Guillon Regina Hansen Reiko Hara Steve Heller Portia Henderson JoAnn Hills Miriam Hills Elizabeth Hodges Grier Hollis Rejeana Holmon Lana Holtz Paul Hoobyar Johnny Hooper Endora Hsia Kathy Hudson Calvin Hung Ann Ilyama Richard Ishisaki Larry Jackson Augustine Jacobs Marilyn Jaffe James Janakes Alison Jensen Janice Jeong Henry Jeung Wayne Jin Allen Johnson Patricia Johnson Danny Jones Michael Jones Joann Joseph Craig Judell Fay Jung Eva Karasik Bob Kastel Scott Keough Evelyne Kern Rita Kiesow Toby Knisbacher Mary Knox Ralph Koehne Bruce Koke Virginia Kwok Stanley Kwong Marvin Lam Roland Langlois Charles Langsam Jerry Lanuza Chris Larsen Mildred Lau Judy Lay Ben Lee Gilbert Lee Jane Lee Matthew Lee Myron Lee Wayne Lee Andrew Leeds Harry Lenczier Judd Lew Edie Lewis Johnny Lewis Jean Lim Victoria Long Chuck Louie Robert Louie Leo Lozada Edmund Lucas Bonita Luey Laura Lum Laura Magnanl Mark Magner Marilyn Mahoney Allen Mark Chris Matthews Burton Maxwell Rosalind Mayer Sheila McKinney George Mesina Diane Michida Lynne Miller George Misersky Patricia Morrison Erlinda Mostasisa Sharon Murray Gail Mutonarl James Nelson Michael Newman Frances Ng Michael Ng Charlotte Norland Chris O'Connor Jim O’Connor Daniel O’Toole Preston Pena Marie Peppers Steve Pera Janls Person Shlrleyann Phillips Larry Piol Victor Platonoff Bill Plastiras Angela Pon Linda Price Laurinda Quong Jack Rabin Terry Redmond Ismael Relampagos Cheryl Ann Rice James Robertson Ernest Rogers Regina Safdie Corazon Sagum Robert Salvador Sarb Sandhu Paula Saulsby Michael Shipp Dean Sims Richard Sims Doreen Sing Benjamin Smith Karen Spear Gloria Speights Kathee Sperling Stephen Spranger Joel Springer Jacqueline Stewart Helen Stolnikov Godrey Suen Raymond Suen Audrey Tanaka Carolyn Taylor Teena Thomas Laurctte Tsue Michiyasu Tsukano Albert Tom Marvin Tom Robert Tom Katherine Tong Vivian Tong Wallace Toy Photlnl Triantiafillidis Rodney Tyau Patricia Upson Ron Valentine Nick Vdovlkin Christine Vega Lawrence Vinson Richard Vinson Dinah Watts Diane Weatherwax Evelyn Well Harry Welte Gary Wcnqulst Glenda Werner Michael Wise Frank Wolf Alvin Wong Bob Wong Byron Wong Harry Wong Helen Wong Judy Wong Letty Wong Lonnie Wong May Wong Shirley Wong Wilton Wong Wyeman Wong Joseph Yee Fomlo Yoshlda Charlynn You Carolyn Young Edward Young Liz Young Kenneth Yu Glordellta Zabala Ray Zerbib CLASS OF SPRING ’67 David Abdallah Joanne Addleman James Aguilar Nancy Aimola Deborah Alfred Margaret Allen Elena Aller Gloria Amor Easter Anderson Marina Anttila Janet Appel Barbara Aring Richard Arlta Barbara Aronson Frances Augustyn Linda Bachmann Deborah Baeuchle Janice Bailey Linda Bailey Anna Baitano Joan Baker Steve Bakowsky Barbara Balestreri Mary Barnett John Barrel! Anna Marie Barry Nancy Base Josie Bautista Camil Bazzy James Beauford Sue Becker Dennis Beedle Jerry Belgarde Sharon Bell Cherry Bennett Daphne Bessey Abe Beyda Donald Billings Barbara Black Dan Blanco Martha Richards Tania Tai .ian Bruce Nelson Executive Council Executive Council Co-Sponsor CLASS OF SPRING 1967 Vlkkl Bley John Rltck Lynn Bloom Lova Blumenkrantz Johnny Bobo Paul Bogatsky Peter Bogatsky Michael Booth Helen Bomelelt Roy Bowers Lahl Brand Rob Brand Andrea Braunsteln Barbara Bremer Carol Bretschnelder Sharyn Brlghtman Forrest Britten Catherine Brown George Brown Lucille Broyies Barbara Buhrz Christopher Burke Dorothy Burnell Madelelene Burroughs Harry Butner Joe Butte Dam Cainell Mel Cardenas Carlton Carey Lynda Carswell Ken Carver Victor Cary Chris Cassel Karen Cassell Luis Castaneda Bambi Cauthen John Cebrelros Suzy Cerf Charles Chal Sam Chang John Charvet Lynn Chatham Darlene Cheek Jean Chen Preston Chenault Rose Cheng Christiana Cherry Judy Chew Robert Chew Jennie Chien Helen Chin Jane Chin Kaan Chin William Chin Ferd Chinn Lenore Chinn Lillian Chinn Michele Chlng Claudia Chong Candy Chorley Brian Choy Max Christensen Teresa Chua Evelyn Chun Linda Chung John Churin Bob Clauhsen David Clauss Charlene Cleary Cynthia Cohen Myra Cohen Darrell Coleman Karen Colligan Andy Colvin Sharon Cook Florenclo Coquilla Victor Craff Jamie Crosby Marion Crowder Prospero DaCosta Jamesetta Daniels Mike D’Archambeau Lucille Davenport Bessie Davis Joana Davis Wallace Davis Warren Dear Bob DeGuzman Elizabeth DeGuzman Ernesto Del Barrio Robin deLeon Nick Delis Sherry Deshay Paul Detwiler Terry Devine Steve Dickinson Irene Dlmitrleff Bill Dlnoia Ronald Dong Felix Doni Tom Doudiet Robert Drvden Ella Duffey Margaret Duncan Alice Durkin Neil Eberitzsch Laural Eggleston Jean Marie Ellas David Endo Karen Erickson Sylvia Esplna Ronnie Eubanks Luther Evans Harry Ewing Robert Fagen Cynthia Fantacone Leroy Farinas Wayne Farinas Leslie Farr Jack Felix Asano Fertig Ned Fikc Steven Filippl Lynda Finegold Cynthia Finis Randy Firpo Mary Flamer Unn Fllnk Freeman Fong Glenn Fong Lorraine Fong Margaret Fong Patsy Fong Westley Fong Dosia Foster Marsha Frasier Robin Freerks Shelley Friedman Alex Froloff Eleanor Fujimura Barbara Fullam Rudy Funk James Gaetsen Allan Garfield Alex Garner Thomas Garrett Nina Gauzen Gregory Gee Selene Gee Sandra Gettys Barbara Gilmore William Gippson Betty Givens Reginald Gloder Craig Gomez Donna Gong Gary Gong Mike Gonzalez Veronica Goode Joan Goodman Rupert Gopez Carlatta Gragas Steve Graham Kenneth Gray Cyrus Griffin Bonnie Griffith Paul Grootman Jim Guthrie Vicki Haber Howard Had fie Id Gale Hamada William Hammond Bronwyn Hampton Sharon Handa Tyrone Hanna Al Hansen Jayne Harmon Robert Harris Kathy Hata William Hoshivama Mike Hawkins Wayne Hayakawa Barbara Hedani Mark Helm Patricia Helmer Alida Henderson Virgil Henderson Juanita Hines Wayne Hiroshima Jim Hlrsch John HJort Karen Ho Katherine Ho Patty Hobbs Gloria Hodge Collin Hoey Dave Hofmamn Ann Holben Ellen Holliday Michael Holmes Sue Holsinger Byron Holzeisen Thomas Horn Judl Horn John Hountalas Johnny How Joe Howard Jim Hoycr David Huey Floyd Hughes Vicki Hunt Sharon Hutslar Chris Ichikawa Florence Ignacio Joselyn Ignacio Carol Imber Deborah Irvin DeLaine Irvin Elaine Irving Terry Iwasaki Howard Joe Bill Johnson Brendia Johnson Carol Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Johnson Lauri Johnston Herbert Jones Herman Jones Sandra Jones Will Jones Geri Joyce Phil Kahn Irene Kamikihara Keiji Kanegawa Evelyn Kaplan Gro Karlsen Minlko Kawaguchi Gail Keltough Tishia Kellough Brenda Kelley Kicran Kelley Robert Kelm Avis Kemp Sean Kenyon Mark Klzee Paul Kleiber Naomi Klein Robert Kleinberg Larry Knutson Carolynn Kohout Takaaki Kojima Jonathan Kolb Arcadi Kolchak James Kong Judy Kormos Alex Korzuchin Merle Kovtun Brigitte Kriessmann Gail Krumze Andy Kurek Michael Kurtz Dennis Kurume James La Bounty Richard Lamatos Robin Lamb Carol Lane Polly Lang Mary LaPora Carol Lawrence Kennard Lawson Martin Lay Albert Lee Albert Lee Bernice Lee Debra Lee Garry Lee Gordon Lee Judy Lee Mary Lee Patrick Lee Patti Lee Phillip Lee Robert Lee Robert Lee Sandra Lee Stephen Lee Tony Lee Victor Lee William Lee Wilson Lee Norbert Lee Zinnia Lee David Lei Elaine Lekas Lyonel Leong Minor Leong Ronald Leong Ronald Leong Valerie Leong Terry Letourneau Marilyn Lew Philip Lew David Lewis Randolph Lewis Chester Lim Bob Links Margaret Liston Marcia Littell Greg Livesey Frank Logan Leo Loncheades Frank London Mory Long Sylvia Looman Alvin Low Calvin Louie Dan Louie Nancy Ann Loy Christine Lufl David Lum Roberta MacDonald Judy Magnusen Clarence Maiensehein Olga Mandrussow Michael Manis Christine Mar Dewey Mar Carlos Marcal Althea Marquardt Alberta Martin Craig Martin Kathy Martin Mary Ann Martin Janice Martinez Joe Masow Tim Matthews Thomas Mayfield Yvonne McCollough Calvin McDonald Randy McDonald Sandra McDonald Regina McGill Mike McHale Raleigh McLemore Dwight McMillan Russet McQuery Kirk McReynolds Maria Medina Nito Medina Candy Meilach Pat Mendonca Denis Merz Stephan Meyer Paul Moyerhoff Tureeda Mikell Doyle Miller Joyce Miller Roaney Mims Sandra Miyagishima Glenn Miyamoto Greg Mizono Vickie Mizono Marlene Monahan Connie Monconduit Barbara Monroe Mary Moore Robert Moore Jerry Morino Russell Morino John Morris Alex Moskowitz Vicki Munday Jeff Mundy Harold Murphree Larry Murphy Robert Nagata Martin Nakai Setsuko Nakai Carol Nakayama Steve Narin Danny Nazarchuk Carol Nead Bonnie Nelson Isiah Nelson Karen Nelson Terry Nelson Vim Newcomer Jane Nonomura Candy Norris Sue Oas Gwen Oliver Ardis Olsen Mike Orow Steve Osborne Janet Otsubo Glenn Overholt Nick Packer Carolyn Pajl Sue Ann Parker Wendell Partridge Nick Patterson Stephen Pearl Val Penrose Sam Peoples Peter Peterson Jim Petrakls Phil Petratuona Debbie Phelps Earlene Phillips Miriam Pinsky Alex Plachutln Marls Pollack Calvin Pon Parry Poon JoAnne Poplis Betsy Portugeis Judy Powers Anita Pratt Donald Pratt Jr. Kathy Prinkey George Prola Beverly Prongos Wanda Pruitt Jane Quick Joan Quick Dennis Quigley Stephanie Quon Steve Raas Robert Raby Carolyn Ragin Mina Raissis Janet Rames Lonnie Ramlan Thaddeus Reece Kenneth Reed Susan Reed Stephani Reed Eugene Rege Ted Remak Agatha Reyes Martha Richards Norwood Richardson Annabel Ridley Virginia Riordan Paul Risso Eleazer Robinson Larry Roberts Vernon Roberts Joyce Robinson Pete Robinson Albert Robledo I.awrence Rodriguez Dave Rogers Farnk Romero Bruce Rosenberg Susan Rosenberg Karen Rosenthal Robin Rosner Gil Ross Geri Rothman Pamala Rowan Peter Rutherford Jane Salansang Sarah Salas Virginia Salazar Leslie Salgado Linda Salgado Jim Salui Shlnyu Sanada Richard Sante Dennis Santos Dina Sarria Kathy Sasaki Patty Saum Anita Scheck Clif Schofield Bernanrd Schug Michael Schulz Carol Sell Laurie Sellinger Relko Seno Sandra Sentivany Joceyln Seto Sami Shamiya Leo Shebalin Sheri Short Lee Silverstein Charlotte Simmons Dave Simon Deborah Simon James Sims Robert Skelton Frank Smalling Diane Smith Karl Smith Russell Smith Schubert Smith Wendy Smith William Smith Rossi Snipper Margot Soloman George Soo Hoo Eric Sorenson Edward Sosa Mary Soule Rodney Stacker Wayne Stanley Edwin Starling Leah Steigerwalt Umphrey Stephens Rachel Stern Roseau Stern Bruce Stetz Patricia Stevens Elmer Stewart Rita Stewart Velma Stokes Toni Stone John Strickland Richard Styles Ben Sugaya John Susko Clair Sutherland Ron Swavne Agnes Szanto George Taben Suzie Tanimlne Howard Tannehlll Alice Tanouye Tania Tatzian Dorothy Taylor Frances Taylor Judy Tein Joyce Terashima William Tetreault Lawrence Thibodeaux Mary Thomas Patricia Thompson Lydia Tolmacheff Allen Tom Barbara Tom Gary Tom Wilhelmina Tordesillas Gladys Toy Robert Toy Timothy Toy JoAnn Trujillo Leatrice Tsang Patrick Tubis Patricia Turner Kathryn Tyler Barbara Ulrich Bara Uyeda Kathy Valdes Mary Dean Valentine Tom Vanson Antonio Velasquez Daniel Vennie Bob Vergez Jonathan Vlckroy Donald Vignola Lilia Vlntero Maryann Vitti Jan Votruba Roselyn Wachter Kenneth Wada Richard Wada Carol Waddell Randy Wahlstrom Barbara Walczak Peggy Walllch Linda Walters Stanley Wan John Ward Stuart Ward Wendy Wasdahl Rickey Waters Mike Weeks Helene Welman Kathleen Weis Floyd Wells Kathy Wells Don Wemqulst Leonard Westwood Suzy Wetzel Vicki Weymouth Robin White Susan White Stewart Whitman Dana Wiley Ronald Wilkinson Claudia Willis Robert Wills Paige Wilson William Winder Stanley Won Til Won Albert Wong Donald Wong Doris Wong Douglas Wong Edward Wong Hanson Wong Henry Wong Jerry Wong Jerry Wong Judi Wong Karlson Wong Lawrence Wong Mabel Wong Marsha Wong Norman Wong Phillip Wong Robert Wong Ruby Wong Sandra Wong Theresa Wong Wilson Wong Alice Woo Jack Woo Richard Woo Jerold Wright Cynthia Wriston Richard Wynkoop Jeff Young Grant Young Carolyn Young Kerry Yoshitoji Edward Yip Richard Yee Carolyn Yee George Yee Eml Yamamura Candice Yamanoto Lydia Zolotareff Sandi Zenner Monica Zamora Olga Zagorsky Jossie Zacarias Brian Lowe Vice President Bill DeGoff Executive Council Gladys Kares Jane Lcfferdink Executive Council Sponsor CLASS OF FALL 1967 Pat Akashi Belinda Allen Tollie Allen Gloria Andeadc Marla Antonoff Thelma Areaya Charles Armstrong Paul Au John Avedian Carl Bacani Guy Bagwell Vivian Baker Gay Ballard Ton Banuet Richard Bariev Corazon Basanes Steve Ratlin Patricia Beckum Jean Benioff Jocelyn Blumherg Steve Blumenkrantz Shelia Bosly Philip Braverman Irwin Brooks Adrienne Brown Gary Brown Patricia Campbell Brian Cano Tim Casey Lucinda Cassidy Denise Castle D. Chan Leland Chan Chee Mee Chin Wesley Chin Harold Chiu Alfred Chu Jules Claassens Dan Clarke Douglas Cort Debbie Davis Ben Dea Judy Deguchl Owen Dell Kelly Dempsey Diane Depagll Alex Dobroff Joe Doucette Ricki Dreer Nancy Edelstein Linda Ermolaeff Chad Ertola Sundra Evans Paul Feigenbaum Daniel Fink Danielle Fisher Stephen Franks Ernie Fried lander Frances Fung Emanuel Funches Gale Furusho Dan Gallagher Bob Galvan Lola Gambrell Jesse Garrett Marilyn Gardner Norman Gee Timi Gleason Gene Gong Marsha Grabstein Lance Greenfield Gregory Groves Genji Handa Judy Hardy Penny Harris Loe Henderson Arlene Hendricks Robert Hesselgesser Virginia Hewitt Melvin Hevman Nolan Hoey Sid Holst Suzy Horn Andrea Hoo Dorothy Hughs Jeffrey Hung Julie Javier Buddy Jean Jacques Virginia Jew Alfred Jin William Jin Christopher Johnson Floyd Johnson LaVerne Johnson Robert Johnston Linda Jones Phyllis Jordan Joseph Joyce Miguel Kennedy Steve Klinger Steven Kosnlkowskl Sarah Kwan Douglas Kyono Veneta Laglos Karen Laversin Sandra Lay Jeanette Lazam Albert Lee Archie Lee Bernie Lee Henry Lee Irene Lee Ralph Lee Darnell Leong George Leong Irma Leong Matthew Leong Eleanor Lew Jeffrey Lew Carroll Li Cynthia Li Sandra Locke Frances Louie Henry Louie Karen Louie Brenda Love Brian Lowe Jenne Lowe Michele Lowery Lucy Lubarsky Frank Lum Way man Lum Armando Marcal Milllcent March Reggie Mack Suzette Malone Joyce Martin Colleen McConnell Connie McDonald Cozette McGuire Kathleen Mclnerney Sharon McLean Kathleen Miller Donna Mlntz Janice Mitchell Jean Mizuiri Donna Moore Dale Morioka JoAnn Mosely Gail Nelson Edmond Ng Roy Nishimoto Jane Oka Kenneth Olgvin Glenn Omi Tao Orlde Ken Ashlta Marshall Oyama Roger Oyama Paullene Ozene Ed Palmer Ellen Pavel Regina Paz Alex Petrov David Philip Florentina Pinlac Donna Pinsky Larry Pitzak Joy Pon Mike Powers Gregory Preyss Chauncey Rambo Peter Rasmussen Janet Realini Diane Rhine Rebecca Rist John Robertson Gale Rosenberg Eddie Safdie Steven Saho Pam Sakaguchi Susan Sasaki Harllo Sawada George Senoff Linda Shimosaka Patty Shiono Suzanne Simon Virginia Simpson Alberto Soares Marleen Soto Sydney Spltzer Albert Tang Carlton Taylor Dolores Tenorio Kathy Toda Philbert Tom Shirley Tong Alex Tretiakoff Irene Troosh Leonard Trowbridge George Trubow Richard Turk Vesse Valorla Sandro Vecchiato Darrielle Wagner Earl Washington Linda Watts Andrew Whitaker Ruby White Gerald Wilson Jacqueline Wilson Cynthia Wons Louise Wong Michael Wong Roy Wong Virginia Wong Vivien Wong Ann Woo Dennis Woo Sandra Woods Winston Wu Wayne Yamamoto Stanley Yasuhara Jackie Yee Henry Yee Joan Yee Joanne Yee Shelton Yee Betty Yip Tom Yip Stephanie Yokopenic Nancy Yokoyama Christie Young Michael Young Caroline Yow Diane Yu Francis Yung Leonard Zee Friends, Romans, Countrymen You mean I wasn't Not by the hair on your chinny-chin-chin. supposed to taste it? So that’s what they call a foldout! Ready, aim, fire! A worm??? They say milk makes people Wise. Yes, we give green stamps. What’s the book, Fanny Hill? Boy, they really go for Purina Dog Chow. I told you they didn’t allow rock’n roll in the convent. Yes, I love you, but please get your nose out of my eye. It’s on the tip of my tongue. PACIFIC TELEPHONE'S alumni team - top I to r: Bev Theis, W. Wilson '64; Sandy Borland, Lincoln '63; Claudia Cadwallader G. Washington '64; Jack i e Dorn, Mission '64; lower I to r: Joan Doyle, Star of the Sea '64: Fe I y Ahansado, Poly '65; Lillie Creeks, Balboa '63; Sue Bernardi, Galileo '64. WHY DON'T YOU TRY TO MAKE THE EMPLOYMENT TEAM AT PACIFIC TELEPHONE, TOO? Qualified high school graduates can apply at. 140 New Montgomery St, San Francisco An Equal Opportunity Employer CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 64-65 of George Washington High School from Zim's — , 7iM’S on V3n Ness srss a,e 6 G,o,se Hodgkinson. t • • • SUPERB BROILED A HAMBURGERS • HOT APPLE PIE • • BREAKFAST AT ALL HOURS w 5SAN FRANCISCO LOCATIONS 0 Vm Natl at fcaaiy Lombard al SiaMtai I tib L a Mia al Tar aval Marta! at Taalt Caary al lilt Ararvr _ Opaa J4 (Mart My) 9 LOOK FOR ZIM'S COLUMBUS KEARNY • Also in: MARIN ■ SACRAMENTO GEO. W. CASWELL CO. 642 HARRISON STREET SAN FRANCISCO 7 SUTTER 1-6654 COMPLIMENTS The Student Body Officers for Spring 1965 wish the graduating seniors the best of luck in the future, and hope that they have enjoyed themselves at Washington. We appreciate the co-operation given to us by the students and teachers. THANKS. OF JOHN, JANIS, DEBBIE, JACKIE, BOB, HOWARD, ROCK, GARRY GREEN GLEN DAIRY GOOD LUCK SENIORS from a FRIEND Looking Ahead Step from classroom to a bright future at Metropolitan Life. Good starting salaries, regular raises, frequent promotions. Stop in after school and let us tell you about it. As a Metro- politan employee, you’ll enjoy many benefits. Insurance benefits, for instance, include life insurance, disability in- surance, hospital, surgical, and major medical expense bene- fits. There are liberal vacations and holidays and cash awards for suggestions. There is a well-stocked library, free to em- ployees, of course. Many different social and athletic groups help you get to know your co-workers. Stop in to see us soon, at the address below. Life COMPANY 765 California Street, San Francisco 20, Calif. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:30 A M. 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That you always had a friendly smile and an encouraging word. That you always put the welfare of George Washington High School above all else. That you spent many week-ends and vaca- tiondays at school to make life easier for all of us. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . That while, at times, we may have grumbled about your decision, eventually we realized that you were right. That what you proposed was for our best interests. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . Your constant concern for our developing standards of behavior for every social occa- sion. Your patience during the many long re- hearsals for Junior and Senior Days. Your smile that played about your lips when we tried to put something over ’ and you knew exactly what we were doing. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . Your loyal devotion to the Girls Service Society — Your concern for knowing the names of each member. Your defense of the group whenever anyone criticized its value to the school. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . That you listened to the same excuses of girls trying to convince you that they did not cut class when you knew they did. That for many of these girls you made some incident a lasting and memorable occasion by your kindness and understanding. You are truly a remarkable person, Miss Parsons, being able to cope first with the problems of the classroom, then with those of the Counseling Office, and lastly with those of the Dean of Girls’ Office. In all your dealings with other people, in all matters large or small, you were always fair. No problem was too trivial for your attention—no disappointment too unimportant for your sympathy. It must have been rewarding when you saw a class graduate and realize how many of those girls you had helped either directly or • indirectly. Now you are leaving George Wash- ington High School, the school in which you have spent many years and on which you have made a lasting impression. We shall miss you, but we shall always remember you with respect and affection. 220