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

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Moss, Bob Long, Ronald Chittenden, Don Newman. SECOND ROW: Ann Goodman- son, Barbara Wenzel, Alice Doruty, Yvonne Geyer, Non Clevenger, Sally Anderson. THIRD ROW: Leslie Schlom, Larry Curtis, Ed Pasini, Jock Seogroves, Ken Yelin. Serving the student body in an etticient and democratic manner is the Service Organization. Composed of members who have earned their positions by demonstrations of good citizenship and leadership, directed by service captains, this group capably upholds the idealistic stand- ards already established in our community. ummer gapfaind FIRST ROW I ft t ht Sandy Beesely Carol Campbell Nan Clevengeii Pdlrgone. SECOND ROW. Sally Baker ?T,., L..- FIRST ROW, left to right: Lida Lu Sherman, Lois Rhodes, Don Simonian, Joette Clark, Mary Sara DeWitt, Jeanette Cotti. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Shea, Jim McGregor, Don Crowell, Don Black, Mrs. Eva Kirby. S'50-FIRST ROW, left to right: Geneva Fields, Bob Long, Barbara Wenzel, Yvonne Geyer. SECOND ROW: Ronald Chittenden, Sally Anderson, Tom Mass, Mrs. Eva Kirby, sponsor. 'K' Alice Daruty, Geneva Fields, Marilyn Farber. THIRD ROW: Carla Anders, Naomie Rovner, Betty Bell, Jean Kaplan, Pat ' FOURTH ROW' Ken Yelin Nathan Leance, John L , . , Biz:-re, Dee Trent. FIFTH ROW: Bill Harris, Bud Nease, Ronnie Lazar, Bud Piper, Ed Pusinl.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Robinow, Phil Flexo, Bill Pfleiderer. SECOND ROW: Jim Lucostic, Richard Hen- derson, Darrel Griffin. S'50-FIRST ROW, left to right: lackie Marshall, Yvonne Curtis, loan Turner. SECOND ROW: Ardelle Coleman, Elaine Lampas, Georgette Lachemann. 3 . Z . , ' f ik T , ' f f W'5O: FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Wills, Jim BiIlY, Jim Manos, Bill Pfleiderer. SECOND ROW: Horace Con- solo, John Freeman, Ken Hedstrom. This Board aids boys with scholastic problems C, and makes corrective adjustments. Members keep the high standards of Dorsey functioning for the male half of Dorsey. As activities they goin the Girls' Board in sponsoring noon-sock hops and plan noon assemblies for boys. For May Day, in order to make the day as enjoyable for the boys as for the girls, they have a pro- gram for the fellows in the auditorium. W' 50: FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Bouquet, Ardelle Coleman, Jackie Marshall. SECOND ROW: Gail Ruth, Doris Simonian, Kay Daubenberger. To aid girls in their problems and to help them make new friends are the main functions of this board. During each semester they plan activities which the girls will enjoy. Together with the Boys' Board they sponsor noon-sock hops. In the fall they busy themselves present- ing assemblies for the girls. ln the spring May Day is their big event. ,Z .

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r 5 Wi, W , 1 My Y ,farogr f9 Bill Pfleiderer Jim Bgby van, ROUGH Abell Richard Arpea Don Black i is 4... Bill Bleweff Tony Buckman Richordo Carranzo ,W Maurice Channon Don Crowell ? W rw 9? Z' l 2.5 6 ' li-2 K wif? We' 6 X 9 A James DelCuercio if fM.,,L ' X , 25 . , .f R ffl 1' ri !f ' f f! Kenneth Hedsfrom John Engberg Y . kkv' V.L,,. , , 5 k f Z 'Qlggvr g i , TX Sven Johnson Joe Cummings Carl Feni9 f . ,,,i.f , WK W ip,,lM Q wwf x X. Roger Koen ll Sponsor: Mr. Walter Larsh T President: Jim Biby, Winter '50 Bill Pfleiderer, Summer '50 Il To maintain the high standards in scholastic, leadership and service achievements is the main goal of our Dorsey Knights. They set the high standards which all boys admire and strive to achieve. This group busies itself assisting all new boys with their programs and helping them become acquainted with the y school. They also usher at special assemblies and are a great ll help at PATA. meetings. T These boys are members of one of the most honored clubs at Dorsey and should be applauded for their untiring work, l l i +..L3Z' Phil Flexo John Freeman Earle Glenn pam' Griffin l-A L-t Sid Levine Bob l-009 Jim Lucosfic Jerry Lyons