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Directors The directors of Student Service hold the second position of honor of that organization. The duties of the directors are to supervise the entire building at all times, to take charge of the workers between periods, to supervise during Aud sessions, to act as personal directors of the cafeteria, to direct attendance workers, to direct the stage crew, to act as assistants to teachers, and to take charge of all pay entertainments. A person must have satisfactorily served as a director before he is eligible for the office of commissioner. lVIiss Lobanoff and lVIr. Kempton are the able advisors of this branch of Student Service. There are as many directors as needed-about twenty-four in all at present. New ones may be created as they are needed. Under the directors there are twenty-one period captains and ten lieutenants to supervise the positions during their particular period. Top row: james Green, James La Presle, Robert See, Edward Gerriets, Arthur Nakaki, Irwin Trust. Second row: Robert Jones, Sanford Needles, Richard Eisendrath, lylyron Blackman, Robert Light, Hayes Hertford, Robert Swing, Robert Dexter. Third row: Miriain Harris, joan Jefferies, Ruth Crostwait, hir. Norman Kempton, Jane Iverson, Charlotte lX'Ioore, Dorothy Adkins, Alma Blatsumoto. Fourth row: Billie Clifton, Beulah Hart, Maxine French, Miss Vera Lobanoff, Isla Detter, Ellen Prince, Glory Herzog. U61
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Boys' Commissioners The position of commissioner is the highest office of Student Service to be attained. In order to gain this position a pupil must have shown superior qualities in character, scholarship and leadership. He must also have served satisfactorily as a director on Student Service. He must be recommended by the members of the faculty and voted on by the pupils. The excellent work of our commissioners this year has enabled Le Conte Student Service to main- tain its splendid reputation throughout the city. Vera L. Lobanoff and Norman W. Kempton have sponsored this organization commendably. These commissioners are true examples of our real Le Conte students. To be a real Le Conte student means that he must be trustworthy, he must be loyal to home, school and country, he must be courteous to all, he must be clean in mind and body, he must co-operate with others, he must be helpful to his parents, teachers and fellow studentsg he must be cheerful, and finally he must be thrifty with his own possessions and the property of others. The boys pictured above, assisted by the girls on the opposite page, are at the head of the five departments of Student Service. Reading from left to right are Harold Kress, commissioner of receptiong John Kyzivat, commis- sioner of property, Jack Morrison, commissioner of welfare, Nlr. Chandler, an honorary member of this groupg Karl Herlinger, commissioner of order and deportmentg Alfonso Leal, commissioner of finance. H751
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Captains Some of the most important duties of the Student Service are performed by the captains. One boy and one girl, who are called period captains, have charge of the workers of the hall each period of the day. These students are in line for the positions of director and commissioner for the coming year. The captains work under the direction of Nliss Esther Ellinghusen and lNIr. Roger Williams. V Top row, reading from left to right, are Robert Vandergrift, Johnny Le Presle, George Rogan, Arthur Campbell, joseph Sattler, Nlr. Roger Williams, George Thompson, Joseph Appleton, Billy lNIcDuHie, lVIary Ellen Emery, Fusaye Yamasaki. Second row: Eleanor lVIartin, Rose Nlanask, Helen Stanton, lvlary Brown. Viola Christenson, Beatrice Lewis, Edna Creighton, Irene Ashley, Evelyen Chisholm. Third row: Sodelle Wagner, Dorothy Goodner, Betty Gray, Ellen Prince. Neil Ellington, Alice Teitelbaum, Charlotte Schylen, Nlarion Patten, Silver Swearington, Bessie Bruner. Fourth row: Jeannette Dike, Dixie Dee VVhitney, Patricia Cox, llfliss Esther Ellinghusen. Helen Bunch, Alice Hanson, lvlarie Doll. Fifth row: Charles Hunter, James Krueger, Jack Gorham, Alvin Singer- man, Charles Cormaclc, Paul lvlathews, Robert Adams. T771
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