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

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. -WW' Bob Silberling Q , ROW, left 'O flghfr Irving Peffelf, NU0ml ROYHGY, 5USie 50fenSOn, Naflwn l-20052, FIRST ROW, left to right: Marvin Seid, Harry Ducey, John Hogan, Gus Kunelis, Ed Mizrahi. Somew, Diane Sims, Torn Christie- SECOND ROW: Mvfy Moulton, -lf-me 5lmPS0f1. SECOND ROW: Florolyn Stems, .lane Glidden, Claudette Yeoman, Lillian Tobey, Bob Shaffer, Carol Aney, Martha White. THIRD ROW: Eddie Shinn, Sheldon D G ff T 9 fd , Om Silberling, Susanne Pendleton, Dora Delarios, Grace Oba, Zoe Von Rosenberg. THIRD on, Ray Hansen, .lock Parsons, Mr. Joe Drury, sponsor, and Harvey Grafman. ROW, W A I R 1 l President, S '52 arren pp ey, ay Hansen, Bill Hudleson, Tom Christie, Larry Nelson, Mr. .loo Drury, sponsor. Student Kami! The Council is the highest student governing body in the school. They puSS student laws, pass on all events, and run the student body in general. It is composed Of all the Student Body officers. Aly gi 'CQ 2'

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Nathan Leanse President, W '52 lY0HIMHllll dorernluent Student problems are aired and student questions answered in Congress. Each homeroom elects a student to represent it, and all students in that room give their questions about the school to their representative. This is just another example of American democracy at work in the Dorsey Community. FIRST ROW, left to right: Juke Cherry, Jean Biby, Barbara Biggins, Marianne Ando, Alma Acuna, John Hogan, Shyrline Somers, Mirian Dennis, Sheila Martin, Ed Misrahi, Jay Naylor, Jim Sheppard, Dale Mickelson, Bob Miller, Harriet Dora De Loriss, Karol Elling, Tresa Hoekea. SECOND ROW: Jerry Johnson, Goldstein. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Mac Farlane, Chuck Baldwin, Johnny Mercer, Larry Rice, Johnny Martin, Warren Appley, Henry Fusco, Bill Conxolo, Kay Bill Ruff, Harry Ducey, Barbara Fenton, Tom Christie. FIFTH ROW: Richard Howell, Myrna Gettinger. THIRD. ROW: Joe Drury, Sponsor, Bill Anderson, Kalustain, Tom Neimeyer, Earl luff, Reed Dunkley, Jim Britton, Britton Tresville.

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