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

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LADIES lanet Veitch, President W ' 41 Dolores Mclntyre, President S ' 41 Elma Amamoto, Stenetta Auble, Pearl Beyer, Lois Bodine. Leah Bufman. Dorothy Davis, Evelyn Fresco, Eileen Hall, Betty Huffman, Birgit Johnson. Edith Kadison, Helen Kennedy, Norma Laver, Martha Manson, Jean MacCregor, Kathleen McCunniff. Beverly Millard, Charlotte Moran, Bonita Richardson, Peggy Sample, Florence Smith, Janet Stirdivant. Helen Supple, Gloria Vidmar, Evelyne Wamble, iris Webb, Marjorie Welch, Dorothy Ziegenfuss.

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KMIGHT George Vane, President W ' 41 Don Dickinson, President S ' 41 Bill Allen, Perry Baker, Dick Bates, Justin Bloom, Bob Bostick. Johnny Cain, Lawrence Carty, Jim English, Jerome Fox. Bob Cordon. Jim Hansen. Earl Haskell, Hugo Hoffman, Art Kumamoto, Albert Lizer, Kenneth Martin, Cliff Myers. Tom Siatos, Russell Smith, Hiroshi Tadakuma, Al Ulloa, Dick Yockey, Don Yockey.

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,. m r f m 1 1 -mmmm IMiiilMH Hi-Y Hl-Y — Row 1 — Art Kumamoto. Row 2 — Tony Pappas, Don Corwin, Row 3 — George Cadd, Murray Bishop. Row 4 — Bu ster Galbraith, Jack Kirby. Row 5 — Ray Rawlins, Mr. Heath, Jim Taber. Row 6 — Bill Foxe, John Cain, Don Dickinson, Kenneth Golding. Row 7 — Dick Wormelt, Jim English, Jim Pandel, Norman Schneider, Bob Gordon, Bill Ronson, Dick Allen, Bob Osterlund. Triangle Club TRIANGLE CLUB — Row 1 — Bob Bostick, Junji Kumamoto, Al Ulloa, Jerome Sanderson, Norman Gerhardt. Raw 2 — Dave Comstock, Fred Herrlein, Charles Feldman, Tom Siatos, Stan Schway, Bob Furgeson, Kenneth Martin, Bill Bryant, Ben Pelter. Row 3 — Bill Guzzardo, Don Allen, Warren Rose, Dick Porter, Russell Smith, Ernest Gustav- son. Bob Carter, Donald Gustafson, Allen Rosza, Mr. Van Danniker. The Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Heath, is the oldest service organization on the campus. One of its many duties is helping to keep the circle clean and neat at noon by asl ing the students to eat before enter- ing. Th e Hi-Y fellows help in assemblies by passing out the programs, keeping the students quiet and orderly, and raising the seats when the assembly has been dismissed. An impressive Memorial Day cere- mony, in which members of the Hi-Y participate, is presented each year in the circle for the student body. Because of the amount of service rendered to the student body, the Triangle Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Van Daniker. has become one of the most outstanding service organizations of the Dor- sey community during the short time it has been in existence. One of the most important of these is ushering at the Music Listening Hour, held every second Tuesday in the Little Theatre. It sets up the risers for all school dances and helps in beautifying the grounds and keeping them clean. Permis- sion to obtain the new brown sweaters of which they are so proud was granted to the club by the Executive Board this year.