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

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TO AMERICA America, lair land of freedom born, Thy greatness ringeth forth from sea to sea ! No tortured souls from thy sweet shores need flee To ' scape oppression and a plight forlorn ; But rather, from the earliest break of morn Do enter they who henceforth shall be fi ' ee And sing thy praise until eternity — True praise of subtle flattery unshorn ! O, rise and glory in thy wondrous strength ! Who can retard the progress of true right? Thou canst protect, and with thy power fend Away all evils, brought by cursed might! Remain forever, down all history ' s length A nation among nations, till the end! MARJORIE ALLEN. Pave Twenty-four

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Rex P. Enochs Chas. W. Gavman Jas. Z. Gilbert L. A. Hampton Howard J. Hanna Aimee Bourdieu Josephine Best Hague DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE R. G. Van Cleve, Head Biology A. L. Cavanaiigh, Head Physics May G. Kimble Ward M. Mills Elizabeth D. Palmer Everett C. Stanton S. H. Scherfee ART DEPARTMENT Roger B. Sterrett, Head Edna Gearhai-t Wm. Arthur Paxton WOODWORK Chas. H. Thorpe MUSIC DEPARTMENT Verna C. Blythe, Head Beryl R. Jeter Sallie T. Mason Lillian F. McDonald Dorothy R. Willard Fannie C. Dillon Dorothy R. Goodrich COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Charles Benson, Head Helen Baker E. J. Edwards Alice A. Benson Anna B. Wise DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Minnie Sullivan L ■ PRINTING Floyd H. Taylor PHYSICAL TRAINING (Boys) W. Bruce Kirkpatrick Herbert E. White Harry A. Kirkpatrick Glen C. Whittle PHYSICAL TRAINING (Girls) Maude Coble Margie Richards Madge S. Jackman Florence Rogers Kathryn D. McCabe LIBRARY Marjorie Van Deusen, Head Kate Huntington ATTENDANCE OFFICE Katharine Radabaugh Seth Van Patton Carrie Stafford OFFICE Agnes Kibbe Page Twcnty-thr

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Any modern high school presents both obligations and oppor- tunities, but the Los Angeles High School offers unique privileges of participation in student body activities. This school has so many or- ganizations and important student offices, that every member has the opportunity to help boost our standards and our ideals. Only through the development of individual responsibilities can we maintain or raise the ideals of L. A. Such teamwork demands sound judgment in the selection of officers and the loyal support by the Student Body to their choice. Each member of the Student Body, as well as the officers, should possess the attitude of mind that makes him stand up for what he believes right, against heavy odds. This is the spirit that has made L. A. famous in the past. Let us preserve it in the future and the era of championship will be ours. I leave L. A., proud to have been a member of this school and proud to have been your president. K y jy y7 ' Pauc Iwenty-iiv