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

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x A ,.-Qi Otticcrs Scholarship Society S'-'ll Moss, Ieiteries, Mathiiriii, Maier. Scholarship Society entertains 012 e2 Ze Scholarship Society S'4l Bow one: Brokaw, lmahori, Fulton, Vifinslow, Weyland, Shollin, Maier, Moss, Mathurin, lefterie-s, Miss Campbell sponsor, Miss Reid, sponsor, Knierini, Bland, Elias, Derby, Meyers. Row two: Stover, Ficlcling, Carver, Summercorn, Brody, Hirnroci, Kanei F. Kauzor, Callister, lameson, Shavelson, Fasold, Odell, Fellows, Walton, Chelin, Tohen, Browning. Bow three: Lopez, Petermar., Smith Iackman, Harris, Candee, King, Spigel, Queal, Archer, Bonnie, Evans, Meredith, Warner, Draft, Bamber, B. Kauzor, Bell, Brownell, Ha Nthorne- Livingston, Henderlite, Sturdevant. Bow tour: Brady, Ritkin, Welch, Warner, Zoppis, Nourse, Ostlind, Mueller, Ferris, Borton, Yarilcwich, Cay wood, Muller, Lee, Gilson, Terry, Miller, Brigham, Hewitt, Levin, Hurd, Stevens. Bow five: Dooley, Harris, lshibashi, Solomon, Mischel Moor, Sabin, Anderson, Galloway, Schwartz, Oberman, Mannis, Doane, Baslior, Smurr, Faxon, Dodder, Reeder, Twiss. secretary, were elected, and through the courtesy oi Mr. Ruger, the group presented an unusual program. All students were pleased to hear a quintet of distinguished musicians from the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at a musical tea sponsored by the Society. Later in the year the Iohn Marshall orchestra, conducted by Mr. Campbell, presented a concert with the assist- ance ot the scholarship group. Because it inspires and encourages students to strive for higher scholarship and because it is ot such practical service to the school and com- munity, the Scholarship Society is one of the cut- standing organizations of Iohn Marshall.

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144124 With the realization that the attainrnent of fine citizenship is an all iniportant factor in the educa tion of a high school student, the Citizenship Honorary Society stands as one of Iohn Mar- shall's rnost significant and valuable groups. Recognizing a pupil's effort toward the devel' opment of a strong character, this splendid or- ganization offers the student body a challenging goal. Efficiently leading the group during the fall semester were the following officers tshown at leftl: Emilio Higuchi, secretary, Shirley lean Brown, presidenty Barbara Tyrell, treasurer: Theresa Brady, chairmang Bob Ketron, vice- president. tjitizct-rislinl llsfriortrry iloviwty W'f1l Bow one: Surnrnercorn, Vonic, Mathurin, lmahori, Voltz, Shollin, Nolan, Ketrori, Brown, Brady, lliiguvlii, Karim, lavqiit-as, King, l,lIll1! , Gordon, lrurrlnlood, Mills, Bland. Bow two: Wade, Sturdevant, Booth, Millikin, Scheinholtz, Queal, Kauzor, llue, Plielps, Grweri lution, Walter, tltovwr, Kisssztt, Grove, ltardesty, Lopez, Chelin, Capriola, Pons, Fuiikawa, Knierim. Bow three: Ohlund, Morsnian, Blake, llirnrori, ltrttrtriws, ltornt-y, ltwirt, Guorittittr, Swan, Bell, Spencer, Bagan, McDowell, Cleworth, Len, Neil, Smith, Siegerman, Evans, Thompson, Nourse, Leo, Muller, Terry. Bow four: Nt-Ison, Nt'-wnuan, Longo, Srriurr, Mueller, Miles, Schwartz, Solomon, Lee, Noda, Copp, Fox, Boyd, Dooley, Yamasaki, Conlin, Porisuva, Moss, Lazaravitftr, lVlt1t1lllltf?I'1lf?Il, Shade, Dyste, Mrs. Stearns, sponsor. Row five: Goldberg, Kniss, Dickey, Maxwell, Cheney, Keller, Lako, Welch, Clark, Gilson, Ctnirton, Levin, Reese, Hopper, lsenhouer, Lyons, Gale, Ferris, Gudie, Ames, Miller, Tripner, Wilkins, Pons, Bense, Massion, Miniurn. 120

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561.014 41.42 Officers Scholarship Society W'4l Wolvh, Phelps V I Tripner, Moss. l.ifv Mornlir-rs Svholarshir: Socioty Vtflll Fonseca, Welcli, Parker, llawtltornc-, Cooper, Shapiro, Guonthor, Tripner, Slraotlor, l'tf'drit'ksffr1. The Scholarship Society, completing a year of vital contributions, may well be applauded for living up to its motto, Scholarship for Service. The group sponsored many splendid cultural activities under the guidance of Miss Campbell and Miss Reid. The officers for the fall semester were Barbara Tripner, presidenty Conrad Moss, boys' vice president, Virginia Welch, girls' vice-president, and Helen Phelps, secretary. As a Christmas treat, the Society held an en- joyable tea at which members of Mrs. Coch- ran's drama classes read the well-known story, The Other Wise Man. A musical program are ranged by Mr, Sargent and an inspirational talk by the Reverend Ralph Walker helped make a great success of the semi-annual award assembly, at which life memberships to the California Scholarship Federation were presented. During the spring term the Society continued its fine Work in encouraging educational activif ties. The officers, Conrad Moss, presidentg lune Mathurin, girls' vice-president, Arthur Maler, boys' vice-presidentg and Donna Lee lefferies, iwlrolarratnp fro 'irrty W'fll Row ontf: Tolnon, Shollin, Martin, Chelin, V. Welch, Tripner, Moss, Phelps, Miss Campbell, sponsor, Miss Roni, sponsor, Clrovw, lrrrahori, Koen, Schaffer. Row two: Hardosty, Queal, Green, Lopez, Millikin, Sturdevant, Stover, lacquos, King, lnvin, llfrrrdorlittv, Ronnie, Cancleo, Dvrlfy, Follows, Knierim, Mathurin, Row three: Bamber, Lund, Higuchi, Kaner, Baxter, Brody, Swan, l'rtfrlrrrit-ksorr, Siegorman, Evans, Thompson, McDowell, Zoppis, lefferies, Hoyt, Miller. Row four: Massion, Miniurn, Osthnrl, Nelson, 'lf Woltrn, 'l'or'ry, Barker, Guenther, l-limrod, Borton, Nourse, Davidson, Mueller, Dickey, Gilson. Row tivo: Muehiberqer, Williams, Miles, Fonseca, McGaffey, Dooley, Schwartz, Noda, Solomon, Hemmes, Oberman, Kroweck, Faxon, Smurr, Anderson.