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

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HW WIN I 1 K 1916 IThouse of repsB 4i Marylyn Povi Robert Clarhi John Mathias The House of Representatives Is one of the most important organizations of the school. It consists of the president of each classroom and the officers of the school. Its purpose is to express the opinions of the Student Body trough its represen- tatives, in such a way that the affairs and business of the school, as tar as possible, may be conducted according to the desires of the majority. This year the first actual work was begun on the Memorial Park because of the efforts of Mr. Oliver and the House of Representatives. A subtracting and adding machine was purchased for Mr Benson ' s office with an appropriation from the school ' s funds. President: Alfred Lazarus. Vice Chairman: Robert Clarke. Secretary: Marylyn Powers. Seigeantat-arms: John Mathias.

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T i T i iiriiYir- (i t»ra i tff- wiir i t i irn-fyi » «f ?rT i v«Ti i i- iii 7«mffi « i ' M i iii i iii » i «w ' « »«» ' « « IDIVISION PRE My senior A term lias been the most enjoyable of any term that I have had at L. A. The members of the Girls ' Cabinet have cooperated in making it one of success and accomplishment. I appreciate the honor that it has been to serve you as your president and 1 only hope that next term ' s officers will be supported as well as this term ' s. Sincerely, Lois Thorpe. Graduation, after such a singularly successful year, brings with it happiness and regrets: happiness, to know that my last year at L. A. has been the most fruitful of my high school career; regret, that I have not done more for the school. 1 firmly be- lieve that the first year of every student ' s high school course is wasted through in- al)ility to adapt himself to the new life. It is my hope that your future executives will do more to mould this first and most plastic year into the right channels than I have been able to do. FORD HARRIS, Jr.

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MANAGERS Few students realize the responsibility placed upon the Student Body Managers. It is their work to take care of the following activities: football, baseball, track, basket- ball, special assemblies, musicals, operas, motion pictures, charity drives, and other equally important activities. Tickets are sold for the foregoing events, and crowds are accommodated for the games and entertainments. The manager wishes to extend his thanks and appreciation to the classroom treas- urers for their co-operation this term, and also to the members of the R. O. T. C. for their willingness and efficiency in ushering, taking tickets, and guarding the field for all football games. The managers are: Head: George McCormack. Assistants: Roy Myers, Don MuUis. Lewis Crisler.