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

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' f l A Stewart Philp Domz'd Foyer Virginia Moffatt Don Braokins President: Stewart Philp Vice-President: Donald Foyer Secretary: Virginia Moffatt Sergeant-at-arms: Don Brookins The House of Representatives, composed of all the classroom presidents, is the highest governing body of the school. Its chief purpose is to conduct the affairs of the school, as far as possible, aoqording to the wishes of the majority. One of the most important accomplishments of the House was the continuation of the revision of the Constitution. Various other matters have been attended to satis- factorily this term. Dr. Edwards, who is the sponsor, has helped us in making this term a success. 21

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