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

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Back rvif. liuim. Millir. Claxton, Stall, H. Smith. Hammcrschmidt, White, coach, Judd. Frceney. Madden, Warinitlh, Bonner. Middle row : Johnson, Jalfen, Grapperhaus. Brcnnan, Takata, Chrislensen. Carter, Gibson, Nelson, Van Slooten, Johnson. Front row: Davis, Paonessa, Moser, Bailey, McPeak, Wheeler, Sandstrom. Anderson. Andrews, McDevitt. Boys Gymm Boaird President: AI Takata Vice-president: George Paonessa Secretary-treasurer: Jack Brennan Sponsor: Mr. White Because of the fine co-operation of tlie boys in the various gym classes, the Boys ' Gym Board has completed its twelfth semester in a successful manner. Because of conscientious work on the part of members, the Board increased its efficiency. The mem- bers are appointed and organized by Mr. White, head of the physical education de- partment. The boys of the Board help conduct the decathalon events as well as take charge of the locker room, office, and basket room. The members are: Russel Anderson. Tom Andrews, Frank Bailey. Jack Brennan, Robert Bonner, Charles Byers, Robert Carley, Smith Carter. Norman Christensen, Bill Claxton, Cooper Davis, Phillip Freeney, Errol Gibson, Sidney Gilfan, Bob Grapper- haus, Leo Hammerschmldt, Herbert Johnson, Robert Johnson, Eugene Judd, James Madden, Joe Mauderer, Clark Millen, Gordon Moser, Don McDevitt, Bill McPeak. Wesley Nelson, George Paonessa. Ray Sandstrom, Howard Smith, Robert Stoll, Albert Takata, Henry Van Slooten. Oscar Warmuth. Bud Wheeler, Gordan Young, and Edward Zender. 42

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Boys ' EIoMS© aed Grouneds President: Howard Friedman Vice-president: Bob Green wald Secretary: Raplieal Brosseau Sponsor: Mr. Hazelton Advancement in education is also advancement in student government and citizen- ship. The House and Grounds committee, with the co-operation of the Boys ' Senior Board and Executive committee, has endeavoured to enforce the new and old rules and traditions of the school in order that Los Angeles High School might have a clean campus and orderly halls. The activities of the House and Grounds committee are conducive to better citizenship among all of the students. The members are: Bailley Abbott, Tom Andrews, John Bock, De Soto Bodley, Rapheal Brosseau, Mervin Chase, Kenneth Clark, Carter Crall, Van Craig, Dave Crow, Al Daher, James Dale. Richard Donald, Allen Doyle, Stanley Sdwards, Howard Fried- man. Marc Frisch, Harold Gold, Jack Graves, Donald Green, Bob Greenwald, Erie Hal- liburton, Edward Hammond, Jim Hawkins, Charles Hill, Bill Hohneck. William Hurting, Robert Johnston, Glen Jones, Maurice Kantro, Roland Kay, Bill Lacy, James Lighthipe, Charles McCormick, Warren Miller, Norman Miron, Louis Perry, Donald Rabinovich, Stanley Rabow, Eugene Ransom, Jimmy Roberts, Clement Sampson, Edward Scheusler, Forrest Shannon, Mike Shannon, Russel Sherman, Jack Slattery, Joe Snyder, Ralph Stieglitz, Ben Sternberg, Paul Spencer, Carl Stadler, Bill Todd, Vernon Todd, K, Van Winkle, Bryant Washburn, Tom Waters, Bill Wood, Tom Woodward. 41

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Virt il Erichsoii Mrs. Esther A. West Raymond Wells Manager: Virgil Erickson Assistant manager: Raymond Wells Sponsor: Mrs. Esther A. AVest The L. A. High cafeteria, which was started about thirty years ago, has kept ste p with the general advancement of our school and education. Not only is it modernly equipped for efficiency; but in every possible manner, it is shouldering its share of the responsibility for the physical well being of the Student Body by serving whole- some, pure food attractively. Much thought goes into the planning of the menus; the food obtainable in the lines of our present cafeteria is certainly greater in variety than could be conjured from the 1S73 lunch pail. It is a recognized fact that a diet deficient in essentials has effect on ability to do mental work, so — to your vitamins I 43