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

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EDTTH THOI TOH GIRLS ' SENSOR BOARD The Girls ' Senior Board was organized in 1912. Under the new Con- stitution, adopted by the school this term, this organization has become a judicial body. The purpose of this organization is to see that the few rules and many traditions are carried out by the student body. The keynote of the Girls ' Senior Board this term has been co-operation. Its aim is not merely to inflict just punishment, but to inculcate in the students a feeling of pride in their school, and a desire to do right. The members of this control are chosen from the Senior classes — ten from the Senior A class and fifteen from the Senior B class. Occasionally it is necessai-y to bring delinquent members of our school before the Board for trial. Each person is given a hearing and is judged by the vote of the assembled Board members. If the person is found guilty, demerits are given according to the nature of the offense. The officers are : President : Hazel Herman ; Vice-President : Ruth Schurz; Secretary-Treasurer: Alice Ege ; Prosecuting Attoimey: Alice Strauss; Public Defender: Eleanor Bunnell; Sergeant-at-Arms : Edith Thornton. The Senior A members are: Elizabeth Baird, Christine Bauer, Estelle Foote, Evelyn Fox, Dorothy French, Wilberta Rose, Elizabeth Shailer, Clara Shugars, Pearl Tenney, Bernice Wilson, Bernice Winslow. The Senior B members are: Blonch Barnett, Josenhine Campbell, Dorothv Garnier, Jessica Heber, Dorothy Horton, Virginia McCoy, Helen Small, Belle Wardenberg.

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JOHN lONG SIANNAPiD SMITH BOYS ' SENIOR BOARD In 1912 there was felt a need for a new student government. A plan was worked out by William McFee, who was elected chairman of the committee, and Mr. Oliver, as faculty representative. It was decided to call this organization the Boys ' Senior Board. Regular members are elected from each of the Senior classes, by the members of the class. Associate members are elected at large, from the upper grade bv the regular members of the Board. It has been cus- tomary, during the past terms, for the members to be identified by only a card, but this term the regular members have pins, characteristic of their office. The purpose of the Board is to keep order in and about the school at all times. The desire to help rather than hinder the stu- dents is constantly on the minds of the members. A dance for the members was given the latter part of the term. The officers are: President: Walter Johnson; Vice-president: Mal- colm Majonier; Secretary and Treasurer: Pierre Miles; Sergeant-at- arms : Standard Smith ; Prosecuting attorney : John Long. The Senior A members are: Dick Badham, Mervm Culbertson, Roy Dennis, Melvin Faget, Paul Porker, Earl LeSage, Arthur Maish. Clifton Reynolds, Gordon Shallenberger, Kenneth Smoyer, Frank Triest, Vance The Senior B members are: Julius Beck, Julian Cain, Paul Elmquist, Bert Jones, Norman Newmark, Bill Sanders, Henry Silverman, Leigh Thornton.