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

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edl6caL'c'an el MISS LUCY E HOWELL hen great numbers of people work together they tend to go about the1r bus1ness 1n arather xmpersonal way Ifxt were not for the serv1ce of the faculty Los Angeles Hxgh School mlght have become such agroup Outstandlng on that faculty for her years of devoted servlce as a teacher and head counselor IS M1ss Lucy Ellzabeth Howell T her 1n appreclatlon of the gu1dance and affectlon that she has so selflessly glven 1ss Howell lost her heart to L A when she was a student here She d1d go to Stanford for a few years and she dxd take two leaves but the rest of her l1fe has been spent wlth the students andfaculty rxght here That makes usvery fortunate lndeed for dur1ng Mxss Howell s forty years of servlce at L A she has rad1ated an IDSPIPBCIOH to both the young people and the adults who have comeln contact wxth her or her work s a teacher she was respected and beloved How generatxons of Romans clamored for her classes' Her standards of s olarshlp and character for her students have always been hxgh She lnstxlled ln her students a d1St8SC6 for the cheap and tawdry and a thxrst for knowledge Her understandlng of the needs of youth and her savlng sense of humor made her a frlend as well as a teacher urlng her years as head counselor she has advlsed countless studentsand faculty members but aga1n It has been more than Just advlce It has been a clear w1se solutlon to a dark problem a p1erc1ng l1ght that spl1t open a formxdable barrler or an honest frlendly word when needed ow Mxss Howell IS leavxng lns Angeles Hlgh Yet 1n another sense she can never really leave Her sp1r1t and her servrce have become a permanent part of Los Angeles H1gh embedded ln the heart of every alumnus every student every ' ulty member and even every wall here Once aga1n we of the graduatxng classes of 1951 salute and thank our d1st1ngu1shed alumna teacher, and counselor, Mxss Lucy E11zabeth Howell w . . . . . . . 0 us,'we of the graduating classes of 1951 dedicate our Annual. m- W . . . - . , , . G. . ' S . . YL . 1 . . . ' . '