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

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Senior Board; BOYS ' SENIOR BOARD The Boys ' Senior Board is com- posed of fifteen members, selected from the whole Senior class. The members of the Board are assisted by associate members, elected at the first meeting by the Board itself. The idea of having such an or- ganization was originated by Mr. Oliver in 1912. It is confined to stu- dents of the Senior class only, be- cause, having been in the school for three years, they are fully acquaint- ed with the rules, traditions, and as- pirations of L. A. High. The main object of Board is to help with the organization of the school at the beginning of the term, and to preserve throughout the stu- dent body a high standard of con- duct. During the past term the work of the Boys ' Senior Board has been highly successful. The members have conscientiously done their full duty, and have shown the members of the school that they were their friends, and wished to render help rather than punishment. The pr- connel of the Board is: Edward C. Pallette, President. Keith Carver, Vice-President. Oscar Trippet, Jr., Secretary. Guy Dennis, Prosecuting Attor- ney. Joseph Horton, Public Defender. Albert Rogers, Sergeant-at-Arms. Pane Thirly-tu-o

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JctmcsZona STUDENT BODY MANAGER The Student Body Manager has without a doubt the most difficult position in the school. He and his assistants are kept busy every school day in the year. He must take charge and account for all money of every game in athletics and every entertainment that is held here at school. The largest event held this year was the Southern California Track Meet, held here on our field. Jimmie and Burke had to ac- count to the C. I. F. for all gate receipts. Paue Thirly-foiir