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

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fe 'H 5 f , , ,f - .- Lf Q 5 ' ' 'L I ' A A A Safety Commission .fi A ' I President: Fred Nicholas 1 V' Secretary: Dorothy Locke Sergeant-at-arms: Douglas Baxter Sponsor: Mr. Harmon Baldwin 1 The Safety Commission of Los Angeles High School was organized in February, 1936. The aims of this committee are to perpetuate the campaign for safety, to act as a suggestive body, to promote the safety activity of the law enforcing organizations of Los Angeles High, School. , The Safety Commission is regarded as one of the foremost of all groups estab- lished for the welfare of the school. The members of the Safety Commission are elected from the 11th and 12th grades of the school and are their class representatives for safety. The commissioners have posts in the hall to prevent running and other dangerous acts. A A safety campaign was carried on by the entire school in 1936 during which time the Safety Commission was organized and took active part. In the recent safety acti- vities of Summer '38, many of the Safety Commission members, as Well as other mem- bers of the Student Body, have been sent as speakers to numerous clubs and organiza- tions throughout the city. Members: A12, Mildred Brundige, Muriel Kay, Marcella Riemer, Ruth Robinson, Eugene Donnelley, Fred Nicholas, Robert Norman, Marvin Oster, B12, Sylvia Drexler, Fumiko Fukushima, Lillian Greenblatt, Betty Rose Lebell, Douglas Baxter, Stanley Greenberg, Robert Strassnerg A11, Shirley Boland, Pauline Granger, Dorothy Locke, Ethel Kapp, Tommy Boyd, Robert Innis, Don White, Steve Williamsg B11, Virginia Corbett, Jean Glen, Alice Rae Palmer, Margaret McHaffie, Clyde Corder, Robert Fogwell, Don Karn, Kenneth Katz, Girls' Division president, Rose Sunserig Boys' Division president, Larry Bradley, Girls' Senior Board representative, Rose Ranking Boys' Senior Board representative, Tom Baggotg Girls' House and Grounds gpresentative, Betty Chamberling Boys' House and Grounds representative, Fred ameson. ... ,-,,.....u.waA,- .

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Boys' Associate Boa rd President: Frank Tatum Vice-president: Robert Nakasaki Secretary: Archie Slover Sergeant-at-arms: Tom Baggot Sponsor: Mr. Hazelton For the past sixteen years, the Boys' Associate Board has been operating in com- plete co-operation with the Boys' Senior Board. Its traditions have been built around two purposes, first, service to the Boys' Senior Board and second, service to each and every student at L. A. High School. The spirit of cheerful co-operation of this group, in consideration of the fact that it does not hold a position of great prominence in the school, shows great loyalty in its members. As long as this spirit prevails, its value to L. A. will be unmeasurable. The members of the Boys' Associate Board may have regular board periods on their programs, as do the regular Senior Board members. These members are assigned posts and special duties, and co-operate in maintaining the social Welfare of the school. It is their right and privilege to attend the meetings of the Senior Board, but they are not compelled to be present. Members-A121 Leon Berman, Arnold Bogart, Claude Chidarnian, Howard Culver, Ralph Frank, Jack Poplin, Joe Schector, John Weiler. A11. Elliot Dan, Jim Feldman, Iwao Kawakami, Richard Kistler, Rudolph Massman, Lee Mitchell, Bob Moody, Chase Porter, Fred Rameson, Kenneth Rewick, Stanley Talpis, Kevork Tashjian, Richard Wenzlik. of T QQ MMC 1 FWMQ Left to right. Bottom row: Mitchell, Moody, Poplin, Porter, Talpis, Tashyian, Weiler, Wenzlik. Top 'row Berman, Bogart, Chidamian, Feldman, Frank, Kawalcami, Massmaxn. vt.

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House of Representatives President: Dick Fuller Vice-president: Don White Secretary: Rosemary Pennington Sergeant-at-arms: Jim Crawford Sponsor: Mr. A. M. Reilly The House of Representatives of Los Angeles High School is composed of all the home room presidents of the school. It is the highest ranking organization and acts only as a legislative body. It meets at various intervals to consider iinancial appropriations to the school. This is the only organization which has the power to amend the con- stitution of the Student Body. All oiilcers are elected by the vote of the House except the president. This oilice is filled by the Student Body president. This term, the buying of a sixteen millimeter motion picture camera was taken under consideration. Likewise, a committee was appointed to investigate the prices in the school's cafeteria. Members-B10: Bernadine Anderson, Romney Ballantyne, Delores Claude, Hugh Elliott, Bob Errett, Florence Goldstein, Jack Menges, Nancy Lou Pederson, Betty Rosen- mayer, Dorothy Neal, Betty Jane Stapp. A10: Walta Denton, Nancy Frank, Donald Frary, Albert Georgis, Ian Hamilton, Lillian Hirsch, Jeanne Lefler, Helen Snyder, Carey Stanton, Mary Lou Stiles, Bill Sutton, Betty Swiet, Muriel Sylver, Grace Walsh. B112 Marcie Caplan, Richard Driscoll, Leta Galentine, Ben Howse, Kenneth Kirby, Dee Lib- bey, Donald MacKenzie, Bob McClean, Jean Alice Peyton, Xenia Selinsky, Gloria Shet- ler, Margaret Stevan. A111 Ruth Berwald, James Domenico, John Glass, Mary Ann Greeno, Louise Grossblatt, Betty Fowle, Aubrey Harwood, Eldean Hulbert, Arthur Lom- bardi, Melvarose Lott, Shirley Matchette, Tom Nixon, Bob Thomas, Jean Van Leuvan, Leona Wallin, Betty Jean Wertz, Don White. B12: Sheldon Craddock, Jim Crawford, June Friedman, Stanley Greenberg, Robert Haubaugh, Betty Lou Jackson, Robert Kroll, Dick Wilson. A12: Jack Christiansen, Roland Cole, Jim Corbett, Margaret Davis, Mar- garet Edmonds, Van Foster, Dorothy Gregg, Paul Harberts, Marjorie Jarrott, Marjorie Maddren, Bill Montgomery, David Morse, Rosemary Pennington, Betty Lou Stevens, Wes Stone, Betty Jean Stream, John Woodmansee, Trev Wright.