Joseph Le Conte Middle School - Le Contean Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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BETTY WALBORN Student Government, Class VVill, Draniatics Club. Reporter, Second Honor Pin. I haven't even time to die. DOROTHY VVALKER Student Government, News Distributer. 'lHe who prizes little things is worthy of great ones. JOSEPH XXYEISSHAAR Student Government. He is a wise man who knows when his words are suited to the occasion. HOWARD WELLER Vice'President of Home Room, Vice-President of Science Club, Reporter, Squad Leader. The best always gets first. RICHARD WELLS '.'G00d material is half the workfl IALDEN WESTERMAN Boys' Welfare Committee. Believe well and have wellfl KATI-IRYN WHEELER Director, Fourth Honor Pin, French Club. Attendance Office. A true word needs no oath. CARLETON WHITE Student Government, Mechanical Drawing Club. Hlt gains strength as it goes. WALTON WHITE Occupations Club. 'THe is a wise man who can conquer an accident when it happens. HEI.EN VVHITAIORE Commissioner, Assistant Editor Le Contean, Leaders' Club, Third Honoi Pin, Dramatics Club. VVh0se tongue is clever speaks, the world obeysf' LINCOLN WILLIAMS 'llfvery man doeth his business best. NIARTIIA WINDER Secretary of Home Room, Occupations Club, Gym Captain. UVVhen you have set yourself to a task finish it. XVILLIAM WOODRU FF Cartoonist. 'fHe who keeps his own secrets avoids much mischief. WALLACE WRIGHT Cafeteria, Office Helper, Winning B Team. 'lHe whose mind is at ease is possessed of all riches. i521

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'THOMAS TERRILL Second Honor Pin, Book Lovers' Club. News Distributer. A little too late, much too late. JOHN THOMAS Student Government, Spanish Club. Better ask than go astrayfl HOWARD THOBIPSON Mairi Office, Director. We grant although he had much wit, he was very shy of iw' fn ,r. JOHN THOMSON Student Government. l'He that seeks findsfy JANIES THURMAN Search all things, hold fast that which is true. RUTH TONIPSCJX Art Club, Library. 'llioldly ventured is half won. DOROTHY 'FII-'TON Glee Club. Student Government. Dramatics Club. Honor Pin. A clear conscience is a sure carflfl VERNETTE TROSPER Cadet, lllonitor, Honor Pin. VVhoever cares to learn. will always End a teacher. FRANK TUCKER lklonitor, News Distributer. Short reckonings make long friends. PALMER TUCKER Director, Third Honor Pin, President of Home Room. Beware the fury of a patient man. ALVA TURNER Student Government, Gym Club. HVVelcome mischief if thou comest alonefl .ANITA VARNER Period Captain, Glee Club, Leaders' Club. Pinch yourself and know how others feelf' LAWRENCE VEJAR Gym Captain, Le Contean Sport Editor. Home Room President HA Wise man, a strong man. VVILLIAM VOCKE 'ADO right and fear no wrong. ELSIE VVAKNITZ Cadet, Honor Pin, Nlonitor. 'lShe wags a righteous tongue, whateler her acts may befl U11

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