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

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■ ! ' ». ' v: ' V Vw ' I Dugout DUGOUT — Manager — Sid Laskey, Assistant — Phiilp Brown. Custodians CUSTODIANS — Row 1 — John Thomas, Donald Haight, Isabel Perry, Eliza- beth Daugnerty, James Brand, Francis Murray. Row 2 — William Moore, George Nelson, Lester Syren, Ruf fen Evilsizer, Raymond Wickman, Henry Bradley, Leo Weiler. Cafeteria Staff CAFE STAFF — Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Supry, Mrs. Benbow, Mrs. Cain. NOON AND PERIOD HALL SQUADS — Row 1 — Dick Allen, Jack Bryant, Jimmie Wilson, Jack Pelzer, Irving Smith, George Supple, Lester Silverman, William Wasserman, Rosemary Youree, Claire Schneir, Pat Bray, Irene Andrade, Sally Leanse, Martin A. Millstone, Jack J. Leener, Ira Nagin, Marilyn Bromberg, Evelyn Gilman, Myrtle Feinberg, Connie Hall, Phyllis B arnett, Francine Alters, Don Krout, Bob Sansing, Floyd Lyman, Clinton Cox, Chrys Chrys, James Destiche. Row 2 — Al Schlom, Al Weintraub, Mike Mazmanian, Charles Enjaian, J ere Musser, Douglas Elliott, Roland In low, Evelyn KaLifman, Jean MacGregor, Shirley Marshall, Gloria Johnson, June Wright, Stella Rush, Esther Preston, Dollie Parks, Shirley Fenton, Lorine Johnson, Meribeth Topham, Maxine Morton, Alice Myers, Lisbeth Lieblich, Audrey McCulloch, James Pestiche, Al Elliott, Tom Moxley, Fred Wehrly. Row 3 — Fred Lorona, Bob Hanley, Richard See, Lorry McConnell, Lester McCown, Harry Shepherd, Earl Lang, Lillian Planer, Betty Rae Knittle, Mar- gie Robinson, Shirle Kress, Myra Lockyer, Shirley Pruitt, Willowdean Wig- ger, Evelyn Schroeder, Jane Elliott, Bobbie Lott, Gloria Arthur, Catherine Nihos, Beatrice Kamboorian, Betty Wyatt, Edna Parr, Betty Wells, Harold Freeman, Burt Pink, Victor Abrams, Warren Schofield, Tony Wilson. Row 4 — Bob Larson, Richard Co Berman, Robert Lark in, Frank Foster, Phyllis Rogers, Beverly Peters, Shirley Haymore, Joe Norwood, Bibb Noble, Jane Moran, Nancy Olds, Milton Chim, Gaston Claude Abinear Jr., Tom Ed- munds, Phil Ransom, Edith Gipple, Janiece Burnet te, George Ann McClel- lan, Helen Hackfield, Dorothy Hyndshaw, Nancye Kirch, Audrey Murf in, Norman Davies, Dick Jennings, Keith Leffeur. Row 5 — Ralph Altabet, Mickey McKeIvy, Wayman Porter, Fred Wohlfarth, Kenneth Fitzgerald, Ray DeMott, Gene Wolter, Byron Burton, LeRoy Nelson, Herbert Anderson, Kathleen Ebbert, Maxine Edwards, Alice Millhorn, Kay Thomen, Merle Sorenson, Norman Schneider, Al Jacobs, Norman Bernstein, Barbara Bruner, Dorothy Davis, Nathalie Bertschy, John Robb, Hazel Johnson, Bettie Dolan, Margaret Rush, Kenneth Golding, Kenny Martin. , rf ? fei i =« XJ

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Keeping all students except Senior Ayes out of Senior Court is the duty of the Senior Court service squad which is made up of Senior Aye boys and girls. These students are on duty for one-half hour before school and at noon. The Welfare Board is made up of both boys and girls and does the largest part of its work at Thanksgiving and Christmas time when it expertly conducts the very successful Alpine drives. This squad also spon- sors numerous charity drives on the campus. The Social Committee is made up of boys and girls from all grades. Their job is to plan dances and other community social events. Serving at all special school breakfasts, luncheons, teas and dinners is the duty of the Hostess Club. This service group is made up of girls from all grades. Members are required to serve at least three times to get their service credit. SR. COURT SERVICE — Row 1 — Kay Otto, Lillian Ainsa, Ella Jacobs, Angie Faia, Delores Allen, Nattialie Bertschy, Betty Vilensky, Phyllis Berinbaum. Row 2 — Bruce Van Vranken, Tom Siatos, Earl Haskell, George Copeland, Merle Scfion, Dick Porter, Bob Carter, David Mayberry, Bob Bostick. CAFE SQUAD — Row 1 — Marion Austin, Glenna Banks, Betty Christensen, Marge Farrar. Row 2 — Charlotte Moran, Dan Peppard, Stan Schway, Roland Inlow, Betty Myers. Row 3 — Robert Inlow, Jerry Rosenthal, Willis Nole, Fred Herrlein, Frank Dragna. Row 4 — Jerry Schumer, Jeff Johnson, Mark Neville, Aldor Fink, Milton Segal, Bill Bryant, Al Toucher. WELFARE BOARD — Row 1 — Lois Richardson, Kenneth Martin, Lois Bodine, Evelyn Fresco, Marilyn Carlson, Tom Siatos. Row 2 — Jim Pandel, Shirley Inlow, Audrey Murfin, Bill Foxe, Elinore Rankin, Margaret Nathan, Art Kumamoto, SOCIAL COMMITTEE — Row I — Trudy Libizer, Bud Herbsman, Sylvia Fox, Jean Casey, Jack Kirby, Lois Oshier, Doris Barber. Row 2 — Harold Baer, Betty Greaves, D.ck Porter, Ray Rawlins, Shirley Rouleau, Jim Taber. HOSTESS CLUB — Row 1 — Gloria Ducker, Dorothy Wilson, Phyllis Muro, Janet Stirdivant, t Jorma Davis, Bonnie Graybill, Eileen Hall, Jackie Hester, Lilas Hollingsworth, Pat Gray. Row 2 — Normagene Bonenberger, Doris Wycoff, Bette English. Phyllis Barnett, Mary Miller, Jo Browne, Jacqueline Stimis, Betty McMullan. Row 3 — Shirley Marshall, Betty Greaves, Gloria Hofer, Grace Fiskin, Carolina Terrazas, Mary E. Davis, Betty Lou Murray, Myra Lockyer. Row 4 — Betty Alstrum, Marjorie Welch, Shirley Sheppard, Ruth Leigh, Juanita McCool, Phyllis Stoddard, Ella Jacobs,

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Laurence Carty, President M ODER The W ' 41 class, proud of the fact that they were the first winter class to complete three years at Dorsey, selected the name of Modernaires to identify their class, and the distant unknown planet of Futura was fixed as the destination for their rocket ship of Ambition. Under the able guidance of Mr. Heath, the class sponsor, whose help they could not have done without, the class got off to a good start which continued throughout their domina- tion of the school. It was not long before many important decisions were made and Lawrence Carty was unanimously chosen to lead them along the rough roads and bumpy terrain of this important final semester. Chosen to aid him in his work were Helen Kennedy who was selected as Girls ' Vice-President, Dick Yockey was given the authority of Boys ' Vice-President, Mar- garet Sample was chosen to keep the class records, officiating Helen Kennedy, Cirls ' Vice President; Dick Yocky, Boys ' Vice President; Margaret Sample, Secretary; George Willey, Treasurer as class secretary, and George V illey was elected to handle the class funds as class treasurer. Soon, the arrogant seniors were displaying two-toned blue tweed jacket styled sweaters for which Don Bender, an ingenious member of the class, designed the emblem of a rocket ship shooting through a fleecy white cloud with WA] in the foreground. This, along with senior pins and guards similar to the emblem, completed their garb — and proud they were. A highly competitive class struggle took place when the semi-annual Senior Brawl was held in the sta- dium to test the prowess and brawn of the Senior Aye Class. The Modernaires were pitched against the Senior Bee Comanches in various races, tugs-of-war, sack fights, egg throwing contests, and mud baths. Even though the final outcome was not to the complete satisfaction of the Modernaires, they praised the winners, showing a true spirit and sportsmanship. One of the most successful social highlights in the class ' history was the Senior Prom. For this ex- clusive affair, the Modernaires entered a rocket ship which supposedly took the merrymakers to a star 28