Los Angeles High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Facult Los Angeles High School XY. H. HOUSH, Principal English Department AIRS. IXI. J. FRICK, Head of Department ' MISS HELEN XV. DAVIS MIss GERTRUDE HENDERSON MISS STELLA YOUNG MISS BERTHA HALL MISS EBIILX' C. CLARK LIISS BERTHA OLIVER NIISS KATHERINE V, IYIORRISSEY Classical Department - A. E. BAKER, Head of Department MISS ALMA S. BRIGI-IAM MISS HELEN M. WOOSTER MRS. SUSAN M. DORSEY KATHERINE C. CARR Mathematical Department J. M. MCPIIERRON, Head Of Department MRs. REGINA DIXON J. W. HENRY MISS MARGARET PHILIPSON NIISS FRANCES V. HARROYK' DLIISS ANNA STEXVART Scientific Department A. G. VAN GORDER MISS ELIZABETH PALMER S. E. COLEMAN MISS MAUD BLANCHARD H. A. PEAIRS Miscellaneous History MISS FLORENCE DUNHAM MISS MARGARET HUSTON MISS IDA M. FRX'E Spanish-CARLOS BRANSBY German-WAI. I-IAYEAIANN FfCnCh-ACIISS BLANCHE LEVIELE Special Teachers Drawing lVfRS. C. P. BRADFIELD NIISS LOUISE NI. HUTCHINSON: Commercial Department J. H. FRANCIS, Head of Department MILTON CARLSON 11135 ELEANOR M. JOY W, H. WAGNER iB. F. WRIGHT ' B, H. DONNEL W. A. ELLIS

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W. H. HOUSH OUR PRINCIPAL MRS. MARGARET FRICK, OUR XYICE-PRINCIPAL

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- ,ML it NX. up .X Q Q::2:-aa S-ff li 1 ' Nl , f If T 8 l 0. . il in A 1f -.E .f 2: - i w .i E- 7, gf! 522, iffy Ili! ,MSW , .N N, . -a A - , ,- ' '-'. 1 - Q.: A---.F ,f . , :L ,. Mutt c . . ' ' Y ' Q' QI N ACCQRDANCE with the custom established by our pre- decessors we, the Summer Class ot Nineteen Hundred, present to the school this the seventh edition of the Blue and White. Wheii the Vlfinter Class of Ninety-seven hrst established the small and modest volume known as the Bue and Wliite, they probably did not imagine to what proportions it would grow. But it has grown, and grown very rapidly, for it has always been the endeavor of each class to surpass all preceding editions. This, we, too, have endeavored to do, and we hope that, in the opinion ot the school, we have succeeded. We also hope that the subsequent editions will surpass ours, and that the Blue and VVhite will acquire a national, in addition to its local, reputation. It represents to the world the work done by the pupils of this High School, and therefore it should not be merely a matter of class rivalry, but something in which the whole school is inter ested. L, l X, , 1 L