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

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Bungalow Workers The bungalow workers are under the direction of lVIr. Johnson. They are a branch of Student Service and have regular weekly meetings. Reading from left to right the members are, top row: lVIary C. Kestner, Phyllis Schiller, Moreene Call, Katurah Schroeder, Aves Swenson, Hilder Benson, Martha Ripling, lklr. Johnson, Velva Foess, Mrs. VVitt, Lester Eaton, Kathryn Travis, Betty Aye, Irving lllargolis, Burton Dodge, Robert Wilson. Second row: Ercell Hart, Chapman Thayer, George Rogan, Edwin Rogers, Hervey Bowman, Ernest Groony, Henry Pike, Jack Grusd, Mathew Mais, Steve Marsh. Third row: Esther Hellis, Dorothy Gates, Elsie Porter, Lelia Fridley, Ada VVonack, Dorothy Ward, Ruby J. Baker, Barbara Bondivin, Marcelle Edwards, Katherine Reutzel, Dorris Miller, Grace Rockwell. Fourth row: lVIary Jane Irving, Lorraine Johnston, Helen Bosbyshell, Eloise Winston, Jean Quinn, Emily llvlay Adams, Dorothy Abernathy, Mollie Weisinger, Zara Williams, Florence Waterbury, Edward llflittenzwei. Fifth row: Betty Keller, Charlotte Darling, Sylvia Turton, Ellen Prince, Billie Clifton, Robert Brewer, Alfonso Leal, Jerome Nliggins, William Dunn, James Parish. Sixth row: Dorothy McCarthy, Dorothy Harmon, Adele Palmer, Evelyn Grewar, NeDean Joiner, Jack Oberg, Oscar Levy, Bob Curran, Dick Moss. l80l

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Cafeteria Workers The above students work in the cafeteria under the supervision of Nliss Rohr. This group renders valuable and unselfish service to Le Conte. The students receive merits or lunches in return for their services. The workers in the cafeteria, as well as those in the lunch bungalows, book store, and Lost and Found, belong to the commercial division of the Student Service. A regular meeting of this department is held every second Tuesday of the month. Herbert Schneider is the manager, while Alfonso Leal is commis- sioner of finance. Abe Rosin, Gordon Wagner and Loring Ackerman hold the very responsible positions at the cash registers. hir. Ford has installed a new radio in our cafeteria so that we may listen to the noontime musical programs while we eat. Reading from left to right, the members are as follows: Top row: Sylvia Bowdin. Abe Rosen, Nlitchell Hirsch, jack VVilliams, Herbert Schneider, Loring Ackerman, Noel Lacayo. David Nlason, Frank Carta. Alfonso Leal, Travers Laskey, Victor Burt, Billie Krechler. Second row: Catherine VVilson, Saretta Traub, Nlildred Bensmiller, lilarzette Lane, lliss lilargaret Rohr, Nlary Aline Wilbourn, lX-'Iarguerite Fyhr, Nancey Caswell. 'Sopheline Cominiclc, Frances Keith. First row: john lN'IcCall, Ralph Trembley, Donn Samuelson, Le Roy Bowles, VVarren Prange, Edward Dixon, Robert Carlin. John Stewart. l79l

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.Y Welfare Club -QW The VVelfare Club, under the auspices of hir. Gamble, has done some of the finest Work accomplished by any organization at Le Conte. Such Wonderful success could never have been achieved, however. had it not been for the splendid co-operation of the Glee Clubs, Tumbling Club. etc. At the Orthopedic Hospital a program given by the VVelfare Club was witnessed by youngsters who were, in most cases, confined to their beds. The second entertainment was given by the boys at Chino Junior Republic. After the entertainment the club presented the boys one hundred phonograph records. The program at the International Institute of the Y. W. C. A. was appre- ciated by an audience of twenty-five different nationalities. The last program took place at the General Hospital. Assisting Nlr. Gamble in his preparations are various committees who plan the programs. The main purpose of this club is to bring a little sunshine into the lives of the shut-ins and unfortunates. Judging from the letters of thanks the club receives, We feel certain that their efforts are entirely appreciated. There are two commissioners-a boy, Jack llrlorrison, and a girl, Eileen Brown. There are seven directors: Hayes Hertford, Bob Light. llflargaret Hart, James Greene, Glory Herzog, Dorothy Adkins and Frances Tomlinson. Each home room sends a boy and a girl as reporters to the club, and they alternate on their weekly report concerning the club affairs. E813 'Ki Z.f..z:..