Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Back row. Underwood, Stnith. Hamnnind, Groves, Colder, Small. MidiUr rmr : Ih-shn,,. i:,rii stein, Wolff, Noblr, Rerd. Levy. Talcata. Frovt row: Frinh, Friedman. Marx. Fetrie. Cooper, Smith, Fisher, Miller. Boys ' Associate Board President: Bruce Farrow Vice-president: Henry Murayama Secretary-treasurer: Preston Ruby Sponsor: Mr. vander Bie The Boys ' Associate Board tills term played a very important part in the enforce- ment of the school laws and order. The duties of the Associate Board are identical with those of the Senior Board. However, the members of the Associate Board may not wear Senior Board sweaters. This term, there were ten All boys elected by their class; six B12 boys elected by the regular Board: and five A12 boys elected by the regular Board. The regular mem- bers wish to thank them for their loyal support and co-operation during the past term. The members are: All. Nathan Cooper, Avery Fisher, Albert Fink, Dick Levi, Bob Miller, Glenn Marks. Dick Noble. Sid Smith, Bob Underwood, and Allan Bernstein. The B12 members are: Bill Calder. Bill Duncan. Louis Read. James Petrie. Murray Small, and Ralph Wolff. The A12 members are: George Deshon. Lee Groves. Wilmer Ham- mond, Howard Smith. Albert Takata. Howard Friedman. 35

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Back row. Cowell, Kuntz, BowelU Holt, V.wrhrU. Shrphard, Timmonx. Enunj, Kinbow. Hendrick. Middle row: Le Vine, Wolff, Aquilino, Wallis, Millar, Saint, Huwes, Fox, Costello, Clemaon. Front row: Sands, Rces. Shoemalci r, Wcidman, Shardlow, Salisbury, Lieberman, Gill, Freeman, Williams. Girls ' A§§o©isit© Board President: Janet Knox Chairman: Eleanor Fox Sponsor: Miss S. F. Wolverton With the advance of principles of education has come the founding and progress of student control. It was through the efforts of Mr. William Harvey Housh, former principal of L. A., that student government was established at Los Angeles High School during the ' 80 ' s. A new principle was realized this year when an All Associate Board was formed. This group is composed of twelve All girls, who give talks in the BIO home rooms. The regular Associate Board is composed of girls eligible for the Senior Board, whose chief duties are to assist in the personnel oflices and to assist the Senior Board in governing the school. The members are: A12, Marjorie Aquilino, Jane Benbow, Betty Bowell, Rita Co- well. Helen Fitzpatrick, Ruth Fletcher, Eunce Gill, Catherine Howes, Rose Helen Lie- berman, Alice Sands, Grace Shardlow, Catherine Sutherland, Miriam Wolff; B12 ' s, Betty Costello, Anne Freeman, Betty Hendrick, Ellen Holt. Rosalie Salisbury, Adena Shoemaker, Bettv Timnions, Betty Voorheis. Anna Wallis, Katharine Williams; All ' s, Susan Clemson, Janice Emery, Bettv Kuntz, Theora Levine, Mary Jane Miller, Mona Norton, Letitia Rees, Vernabelle Saint, Jean Shepherd, Eleanor Stern, Gretchen Water- man, Mary Jane Weidman. 34

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§ c (r I Winifred Clark Janet Knox ■ Pprpthy Morton Margaret Browne Roberta. Jamison . . jEt(iinc A iHer Elsie Phillips Enid Rosenburg Rose Samuels Harriet Smith Carol Hnnif hion Esther Monten Margaret Terpening Giris Calbieet President: Winifred Clark Vice-president: Janet Knox Secretary: Dorothy Morton Sponsor: Miss Wolverton The Girls ' Cabinet is an outstanding example of the strides education has taken in self-government since 1S73. This is one of the many institutions in our present school system organized by the students for the purpose of solving some of the Student Body problems. This year ' s Cabinet has sponsored the Big and Little Sister Parties, philan- thropic, and Santa Fe drives, and assisted in the quiet in halls campaign. Members of the Cabinet are: Winifred Clark, Girls ' Division president; Janet Knox, Girls ' Senior Board president; Betty Duncan, attendance office; Harriet Smith, contract committee; Margaret Terpening, costume committee; Elsie Phillips, door committee; Dorothy Morton, hall committee; Carol Broughton, House and Grounds; Margaret Browne, Philanthropic; Enid Rosenberg, point system; Esther Monten, Santa Fe; Roberta Jamieson, secretary ' s office; Elaine Miller, Switchboard; and Rose Samuels, Welcoming committee. 36