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

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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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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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LICUICHRIIISQ A -1,2 The lieutenants. under the direction of IVIr. K. Smith, make up one of our most enthusiastic groups of Student Service workers. These younger students work under the supervision of the captains. In case a captain is absent the lieutenant performs his duties until he returns to school. From this group of students the captains for the coming year will be chosen. The lieutenants, reading from left to right, beginning at the top, are Frank lVIcIntosh, Thomas Kevlin, Wendell Hellman, Philip Painter, Paul Channon, Ikiarion Cooper, Keith Smith, Jack Weisinger, Ikierle King, Wayne Walker, Sam Goldman, Forrest Keeler, Arthur Loye. Second row: Betty Shinn, Olive I-lovey, Marcelle Edwards, Patricia Hast- ings, Kathryn Traves, Doris Turner, Isabelle IVIiller, Filomena Martin, Sylvia Katz, Blanche Rohrlich. Third row: Eleanor Shur, Shizuko Kimura. Royda Moore, lVIary Jane Irving, Dorothy Walker, Ruth Ifngar, lklarion Osborn, Gayle Ilfioore, Hilda Roach, Gladys Kagan. Fourth row: Klargaret Harter, Virginia IXIcGee, Josephine Coyle, June Snodgrass, Dorothy Abernathy, Lorraine Smith, Betty Noble, Elizabeth Perriman. Fifth row: Leonard Gazin, Louis VVurtzel, Aubrey Nunes, Arnold Pine, Burwell Cheston, Richard Downer, Frank Root. I73l