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

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lv -D. we j0lfU0l 0 QUITE? For years against a brilliant sky Has stood a tower, tall and high, A tower ruddy, gleaming bright Has stretched toward the sun's warm light. It guards the spacious buildings, broad, Filled with a changing, youthful hoard, Looms o'er ivy-covered walls, Stands sentinel over teeming halls. Ears have heard a thousand times The silver pealing of the chimes, And eyes have lifted up to see lt rise there, always strong and tree. The old friends soon must go away, While those who come with each new day See rise above their new school home The tower, guardian ol Rome. -Iome Schick

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IACK ALEXANDER Student Body President, W'47 'Exerting twice as much energy and effort as might be expected of a class of its size, the W'47 graduating class excelled in accomplishments during its rei gn. School spirit see d sSQlfL6l8l'lf E y 'UUZ17 me to reach one of the highest peaks, considering the unlucky season of football that occurred. The Cabinet class was mainly responsible for the bringing about of this high spirit through its publicity and campaign- ing, which proved highly successful. Another achievement which shows that the W'47 class really had its mind on school government was the fact that the first draft of the newly planned constitution was d rawn up by the Cabinet class of that term. The ever-popular Roman Club Dances were another in- no t' ' ' va ion of which this class can be proud. Formed under the ' sponsorship of Mrs. Edna Evans, and the original planner and first president of the Roman Cl b u , Norman Adams, the club prospered and continued to grow through the nextiterm. In order to help BlO's and other new students become acquainted with their school faster and more easily, B10 orientation ' pamphlets were issued, tours for these groups were conducted, and other methods such as assembly enter- tainment were planned for these groups. As a final gesture of their sincerity member f , s o the class left a handsome bulletin board for the school to use in an- nouncing the weekly events. At the bottom reads their in- scription to the school and the many students yet to pass through her halls. This class and its term of successful activities will not be forgotten for a long, long time, WINTER '47 STUDENT BOD N4 X Y OFFICERS, pictured at right, are: Top, Sully Ann Ruppert, Girls' Division president: next, Terry Comer- ford, Boys' Division president: Peggy Perrine, Student Body secretary: bottom, Monte Himmelbaum, president of the House oi R ' epresentahves.