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

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Student Government Captains Le Conte's Student Government is very fortunate this term in having such a large number of splendid and reliable captains. The following boys and girls have advanced from workers to lieutenants, and from lieutenants to captains. From captains some will next term be promoted to directors. The following term, six of the best directors will be suggested for commissioners. The girls in the bottom row, reading from left to right, are Mary Skel- ton, yard, lV-a period, Natalie Condon, property, Wyma West, halls, lV-a period, Leta Picker, halls, fifth period: Dorothy Piper, halls, IV-a period, lllargaret Maleev, attendance and tardiness, Helen St. John, head captain. ln the second row are Theodore Cohen, head captain, John Tannehill, property, Carl Evans, property, Harrison Dunham, between periods, Albert Tuch, fifth period, Harry Hydron, IV-b period, Joe Chasnoff, auditorium. Third row, left to right: Marvel Jaffe, property, Mary Bailey, second period, Clara,Garrow, yard, lV-a period, Mary Crosthwaite, pre- and post- school periods, Frances Gentry, first period, Mildred McCauley, sixth period, Anita Varner, third period. Fourth row, left to right: Elmore Grant, before school, Clarence Stark, IV-a period, George Gowman, third period, Everett Sutherland, first and second periods, Frances Mills, sixth period. F683

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Student Government Directors The work of the Student Government Directors under the able guidance of hir. Kempton and Miss Lobanoff has proved to be educational as well as interesting. Nlany of these directors belong to the Leaders' Club. ln this club discussions of the various problems that enter into the work of the Stu- dent Government prove profitable. This group works quietly and endeavors to solve many problems that arise. The assistance of these students helps our school to run more smoothly. Those who appear in the first row, reading from left to right, are as fol- lows: lVIary Cook, new buildingg Sophie Feldman, papers, Durlene Brenham, social welfareg Jerome Nemer, auditoriumg Nadine Coughlin, welfare dressg Elizabeth Hibou, first period cafeteria, Kathryn Wheeler, honor roll and merits. Second row: Howard Thompson, finance, George Soloman, new buildingg Bernice Wilson, main building, Beatrice Labbe, teachers' helpersg Lloyd hlorris, order and deportmentg Charles Leaman, boys, bungalow. Third row: Eva Sirkin, groundsg Eleanor Cooper, secretaryg Virginia La Fon, offices, Jeanne Brey, reception and auditorium, Helen Dresser, welfare and deportmentg Nlargaret Hastings, school property. Top row: Joseph Tatum, welfareg Roger Parish, propertyg George Hollis, property, Glen Fahnestock, social problems, Randolph Sutherland, main building. i671

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i Le Conte Life Le Conte Life is the newspaper edited and printed weekly by the students of Le Conte. This year a new plan for circulation has been used. Instead of obtaining advance subscriptions, the business staff sells the paper for one cent a copy every Friday. Each home room has a news distributer who collects the pennies and hands them to the circulation manager every Wednesday before the paper is published. In this way the exact number of copies to be printed can be determined. The students on the editorial staff are Pauline Smith, editor-in-chiefg Ray Vekroff and Betty Porter, associate editors 5 James Patrick and Virginia Strong, art editors, Betty Logue, girls' sportsg Jerome Nemer, boys' sports, Lesley Pickering, literary 5 Kathleen Cassidy, home room news 3 Virginia Boyce, personals, Betty Cadwell, exchangesg Harry Mohr, humor. The reporters are Mary Alice Barmore, Elva Blake, Sarah Brubaker, Nlargaret Bryant, Elizabeth Chapin, Edward Hamburger, Juliette Hertz, Ruth Hesher, Eunice Koch, Clara March, Austin Menzies, Harold Rhodes, Wells Ruby, Robert Sherwood, Aletha Taylor and Herbert Waters. The business staff consists of Leon Ungar, advertising manager, Teddy Aronson, advertising solicitorg Alex Aronson, circulation manager, and Frances Fripp, secretary. 11691