John Marshall High School - Barrister Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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. mmfnn Bose lean Bonnie, editor-in-cliiet Helen Meyers, associate editor Conrad Moss, associate editor Rosemary LaPlan he aption Q titer Km ein tee Stqff With all intentions and resolutions to make the 1941 Barrister the best yearbook in captivity, eight Barrister staff members and one unsus- pecting sponsor applied their noses to the pro- verbial grindstone early in October. The ensuing eight months were full of hard work and constant worry 'but here it is! Your approval is our reward! Miss Bischoff, becoming accustomed to an enthusiastic and caper-cutting staff and being duly resigned to her fate, sponsored the Barrister. She was the most untiring Worker of allg it was she who never forgot a single detail, upon whom rested most of the worries that come with the producing of a yearbook. We of the staff feel that we could never express in words our gratitude for her guidance. Bose lean Bonnie was appointed editor of the Barrister, after having written the skit which was presented to start the publicity campaign. She spent a great deal of time making lay-outs, writ- ing the foreword, introductions, campus copy, Winter's Tale, and S'4l social activities. Always ready with a witty pun and a cheering smile, sending the entire staff into peals of laughter was Helen Meyers, associate editor, who very ably penciled the dedication, girls' sports, drama, English, language, mathematics, and recreation copy. Miss Bischoff at work with Barrister stat

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qt Zlfokle Conrad Moss, associate editor, was truly versa- tilefehe was staff mathematician, wrote about the industrial arts and Scholarship Society, collab- orated with Doug Boyd on boys' sports, and acted as official get-your-copy-in man. Doug Boyd's contribution was writing boys' sports, managing candid camera publicity, and lending muscle in carrying the typewriter back and forth from the typing room to the Barrister hangout. Many an anxious hour was spent by Connie Candee, the result of which was sozne grand writing about student organizations and the music department. A rare combination of brains and beauty is Rosemary LaPlanche, who was tireless in typing reams of routine material for the book. Efficient, always cheerful, she is indeed deserving of applause. Besides acting as chief reviser, Marjorie Stevens did some fine writing of home economics, Girls League, and W'42 officers. With the keen enthusiasm that char- acterizes everything she does, Virginia Lee Welch wrote art, history, commercial, executive staff, S'4l officers and awards copy, and acted as photo editor, with Doug Boyd and Marjorie Stevens. nite Qantiee, literary editor Virginia Lee Vtlelch, photo editor torie Stevens, literary editor Douglas Boyd, sports editor Rogers, student artist Carter Conlin, student photographer' Photography Sraff- Mr. King, Brazil, lacobsmeyer, Conlin, Dyste, Miss Hinshaw.

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.if t i ' :S a t P a r 4 K . af gf: t P: .Jr-avg -., 1 .-fav wr f , f' .Q Q1 -w - Q K a Q4 at K t t .ir.,3g.sg..li,g.,4l,- . - 1, ' Nitin nsttn' lionorary Society S'4l How one: Mrs. Stearns, sponsor, Clrelin, Shollin, Donaldson, Mitclielson, Munernori, llazio, Harp, Wa ner Longo, Mueller, Sturdwvant, Kimball, Bashor, Bland, Trueblood, Knierirn, Toben, Lingle, Odell, Skipwith, Weyland, Winslow. Row two: Grove, Szxbo, Waltc-n, Fellows, Morey, McDowell, Silliker, Randall, Scholl, Clark, Fickling, Hawthorne, Henderlite, Mathurin, Brody, Daugherty, Livingston, Kttdari, Mills, lmahori, Coyne, Yasui, Nagamori, Khanchalian, Nemoto. Row three: Higuchi, Queal, Bamber, B. Kauzor, Churton, Lowren, Bunnage, Mischke, Carver, Bewd Bell Hinirod Shavelson Conk Palmer, Eustis, Reiss, Bonnie, Iackman, Tichenor, Pumphrey, Seitz, Ohlund, Lako, Hoppe, Hamilton. Row tour: Fat y, letterios, Dormer, Ramey, King, Spigel, Lee, Kraft, Millikin, Kissell, Siret, Hoyt, Tynell, Hewitt, Meredith, Wagner, Brigham, Hawes, Korntuut, Candf-e, Lyon, Muller, Freno, Fasold, E. Kauzor, Fowler, Evans. Row tive: Frank, Brady, Hitkin, Massion, Eames, Welch, Minium, Letts, Len, Newsvx ang er, Gate Lvons, Ferris, Borton, Morsman, Clark, Cuny, Franklin, Kaner, Summercorn, Kenyon, Maple, Caywood, Keller, Miller, Mueller. Row six: Hardesty, Spenc er Hanna, Webster, Warner, Hetheringtori, Nelson, Ostlind, Goldberg, Terry, Callister, Ames, Livingston, Beach, Burnett, Smith, Levin, Guenther, Woods, Moor, Cliwiiey, Miscliel, Dunn, LaSieur, Fox, Dooley. Bow seven: Burum, Collins, Doane, Moore, Mannis, Miles, Lovich, lshibashi, Kovall, vioss, Brock- way, Matlin,AMacKe1lar, Twiss, Anderson, lwakami, Reeves, Smurr, Graab, Faxon, Conlin, Whitesell, Sabin, Morrissey, Dodder, To be a member ot this honorary group, a stu' dent must have no grade below a C, a merit record oi 98 or above, and a recommended citi- zenship mark trom tour recitation teachers and the Home Boom teacher. To receive a lite mem' bership award, a pupil must be eligible tor this society tor six semesters. Iohn Marshalls C.H.S., the largest honorary organization in the school, completed the second year ot its existence in lune. Gtticers in the spring tpictured at rightl were Phil Bashor, chair- man: Derelys Sturdevant, secretary: Bob Kimball treasurer, Bob Mueller, president: George Longo, vice-president.