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

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Bob Winquist, Commnsioner of Public Relations Al Gorlick, Businsss Manager

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Giver w 4 2 The fine activities accomplished under the leadership of the executive board of Winter ' 42 prove that Dorsey is ever striving to develop progressively. Jim Taber, as Community President, vi as instrumental in leading Dorsey through the difficulties of the adjustment to the present emergency. Assisting in his cabinet were: Evelyn Hauschild and Buster Galbraith, Personnel Vice Presi- dents; Virginia Cuthill and Irving Smith, Service Vice-Presidents; Dorothy Parks, Community Secretary; Gloria Ducker, Business Manager; Herbert Nelson, Commissioner of Fine Arts, and Dick Wormell, Commissioner of Public Relations. For the second consecutive year, Dorsey v ' as awarded the Western League Sportsmanship Trophy. The present plan of the season activity card was introduced, and it increased student interest in school activities. New responsibili- ties and closer group relationships were brought about as Dorsey ' s defense was organized. The participation of the boys and girls in Vocational Day resulted in the acquition of practical knowledge for future vocations. During this semester a plan was originated whereby the number of clubs to which a student might belong was limited. Buster Galbraith Boys ' Personnel Vice-President; Virginia Cuthill, Girls ' Service Vice-President; Evciyn Hauschild, Girls ' Personnel Vice- President; Irving Smith, Boys ' Service Vice-President; Dorothy Parks, Secretary.

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s ■ ' n Atli O V E 4 2 Wisely guiding the Summer 1942 semester through numerous activities, Buster Galbraith succeeded in maintain- ing Dorsey ' s high status of achievement always evident in its accomplishments. During this semester the organization of the Dorsey Congress and the arrangement of a suitable schedule for club interests were completed. Dorsey again re- ceived the honor of sending a student chairman to the Youth Conference held at the Biltmore Hotel and Buster was elected to this important position. Under the direction of the Service Vice-Presidents, Lois Oshier and Mark Nevill, the service units through coordi- ating many new ideas, were organized for greater efficiency arid increased effectiveness. Dorothy Parks and Jay Moskovitz, Girls ' and Boys ' Personnel Vice-Presidents, respectively, directed those boards which helped to solve the problems of the boys and girls, thus keeping school relations running smoothly and happily. Commun ity Secretary, Jean Casey, aptly kept Executive Board minutes and carried on the necessary student-body correspondence. Marge Riley, Commissioner of Fine Arts, led many activities which contributed to school cultural development. As Public Relations Commissioner, Bob Winquist succeeded in bringing into closer association the school and com- munity, which resulted in a better understanding between these two groups. Mark Nevill, Boys ' Service Vice-President; Lois Oshier, Girls ' Service Vice-Presidenf ; Dorothy Parks, Girls ' Personnel Vice-President; Jean Casey, Secretary; Jay Moskovitz, Boys ' Persoanel Vice-President.