Susan Miller Dorsey High School - Circle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Heading Dorsey ' s administrators, Mr, Montgomery sinows a vital interest in the student, the school, its faculty, and the community. Forming a background for this picture and exemplifying this interest, is a map of the community surrounding Dorsey, on which a survey was made of the stu- dents ' homes. In this survey, a pin was placed to represent each student ' s house. Since eight per cent of the boys and seven per cent of the girls live in houses built since the opening of Dorsey, this survey shows the rapidity with which the community around Dorsey is growing, as well as the exact areas in which most of the Dors ey ' s population is concentrated. Miss Howard, Girls ' Vice-Principal and sponsor of the Ladies, serves as an advis- er to all of the girls, and a co-ordinator of all school social activities. Mr. Kelly, Boys ' Vice-Principal and spon- sor of the Knights and service squads, has boys ' activities and athletic events under his direct supervision. Student administrators, meeting in the leadership class, work with the admin- istration in sponsoring all of the activi- ties of the Dorsey Community. Robert Kelly, Mary Howard. C. Millagc Montgomery ADM

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COMMUNITY OFF! The student body executive board for Winter 1941 was headed by Bill Allen, acting in the capacity of Student Community President. Under his leadership many fine things were accomplished, among them the winning of the Sportsmanship Trophy. In connection with the Sportsmanship Trophy, Bill made several addresses at Western League schools. He fulfilled his official duties by presiding at as- semblies, in the leadership class, and by helping on the personnel and service boards. His genial smile will be long remembered around the Dorsey campus. The personnel boards, under the supervision of Bonita Richardson, Girl ' s Personnel Vice-President, and Don Dickinson, Boys ' Personnel Vice-President, gained new laurels by their cooperation and ad- vice in orienting new students to the school. They met once a week to talk to new students and BlO ' s and to discuss those school affairs which are connected with the board. It was also their job to meet students from other schools and discuss problems pertaining to their field of work. They were a great help in stimulating interest in school clubs and activities. Iris Webb and Jim English as Service Vice-Presidents, efficiently headed by service board as was shown Iris Webb, Girls ' Service Vice-President; Jim English, Boys ' Service Vice-President; Helen Supple, Secretary; Don Dickinson, Boys ' Personnel Vice-President: Bonita Richardson, Girls ' Pers onnel Vice-President.