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

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COMMISSIONERS The commission form of govern- ment employed at L. A. so satisfac- torily, was established in February, 1917. This year Guy Dennis carried on the administration of our school in the same spirit that characterized his football playing. The rallies he arranged created much enthusiasm, and the auditorium calls were most entertaining. The four other commissioners also deserve credit, for they have all filled their places very competently. The officers for the Spi ' ing term of ' 21 are : Guy Dennis — Administration. Louise Doran — Social Activities. Percy Spencer — Forensics. Carroll Blakemore — Athletics. James Long — Finance. Page Twenty-s

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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

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