Manual Arts High School - Artisan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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O R G A N 1 Z A r I O N S GIRLS ' COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT COURT The following officers composed the girls ' court, a branch of the girls ' co- opcrati e. for the Summer 1941 Term. Pat Perkins, judge; Betty Weigel, Wyla Jean Ilelbach, defense attorneys; Joan Jennings, Jcnnv Karclidis, prosecuting at- torneys; Marilyn Blewett, clerk; Barbara Wright, bailiff; Shiku Sameshima, court reporter; Marvellen Stevers, chairman of sergeants-at-arms; Mabel Battyan} ' , Jean Carson, Bcttic Diamond. Georgia Disbrow, Marjorie Hall, Dorothy Ilohnan, Blanch Jean, Marjorie Keebler, Gerda Liebich, June Capps, Claire Campbell, Gloria Goldstein. Jean Roberts, sergeaut-at-arms. THE BOYS ' COURT The bo s court, a part of the cooperati e go ernment, had the following officers: Basil Norris, judge; David Wilson, clerk; George Farmasonis, bailiff; Edwin Cohen and Horace Culbertson, prosecuting attorneys; Danver Schuster and Bob Mackie, defense attorneys; and Bill Holland (head), James Enos, and Eugene Bailin, sergeants-at-arms.

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30 THE A R r I S A N S ' 41 THE MANUAL ARTS I ' RI Y ' I ' hc Mamuil Arts Tri-Y has for its aim the creation of a finer type of girl, nnitecl in a close spirit of friendship. Following the theme and purjiose of the cluli. every girl sincerely tries to face life squarely and to find and give her best. Hardworking members of the Tri-Y cabinet were: Charlotte Weir, president; Wanda Pipes. ' ice president; Marjoric Skinner, secretary; Jacqnclyn Cameron, treasurer; and Miss Isabel Swerdfeger. the sponsor. HI-Y Recognized as an outstanding ser ice organization at Manual, the Hi-Y has received the respect of the entire student body, as well as the faculty and admin- istration. The cabinet for this term: Charles Phelps, president; James Noonan, vice- president; Bill Weatherly, treasurer; Gregory Nalbandian, secretary; George Berg, chaplain; Mr. Bauer, sponsor. i

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1)1 THE ARTISAN S ' 41 CHARACn.RCrn KNSIIIP BOARD ' I lie Charactcr-Citizcnsliip Board selects students of the graduating class whom the consider outstanding in character and citizenship and confers upon them a certificate. To receive this award, a student nuist first be cited In some teaclicr for out- standing character traits displayed during his three years at Manual Arts. The outstanding traits are honest , sportsmanship, cooperation, responsibilit} ' , self- government, ser iee, self-reliance, and courtesv. Members of the Board are chosen for their abilit - to select students to be honored. The members for this semester are David Dow, chairman; Elizabeth Franklin, vice chairman ; Virginia Schmidt, secretary; Dick Cooper, Bob Hall, Edith Chapralis, Jim Noonan, and Horace Culbertson. Miss Wiggs is the adviser of tlic Board.