University High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ollice-rs SPRING BOARD OF COMMISSIONEKS FIRST ROW: Francis Toch, Student Employment, Pat Larsh, Public Relations, La Verne Lentestey, Scholarship, jane l-loman, Finance, Betty Chapman, Records, jo Ann Glatt, Girls' Recreation, jackie Sterling, Girls' Weltareg Mary Ellen Brininger, Organizations, Arlene Anderson, War Savings and Conservation. SECOND ROW: james Bottoms, Athletics, Bob Thomp- son, Publicity, Bill Clark, Boys' Welfare, Ralph Davidson. President, jerry Saunders, Recreation: Ralph jackson, Safety, Frank Farner, Publications, Mr. Wadsworth, Sponsor. Above: Boys' League Advisor, Mr. Ramey, and President Bill Clark. Below: Girls' League Advisor, Miss Darsie, and President jackie Sterling. 25 ,,,. ,.,,:'!s,.. .,,a.,. L1 iff? an A , M 41-wa , . .L r,-, A Q gy -'r sw . ' uden RALPH DAVIDSON 1 Body Presidenr- , . a- 1 Srl

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student 5. i N ff- ' R' J, i. imfe,'fi,a:i DENNIS MURPHY Student Body President-Fall FALL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FIRST ROW: joan LaVoie, Organizationsg Betty Chapman, Public Relations, loyce Lind, Girls, Weltareg Dennis Murphy, President, Netele Lapadakis, Student Employmentg Leigh Gil- bert, Publications, Pat Von Walden, Girls' Recreation, Mary Ellen Brininger, Records. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kurson, War Savings and Con- servationg Bill Moremen, Boys' Welfare, Lee Brinkman, Sate- tyg Dick Carncross, Financeg Bob Waldron, Recreation, Mr. Wadsworth, Sponsorg Laura Burt, Publicity. Above: Boys' League Advisor, Mr. Ramey, and President Bill Moremen. Below: Girls' League Advisor, Miss Darsie, and President loyce Lind. 24'

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warrior SUSIE GLASER Features DARE DOBSON Editor deadline looms ' l WYETRSEQFLES RAY SpTJiE'iT'COMB C0mmi'55.Li'Sff,lLi'3EETcaiiOnS STUAQQEMILLAR 4 Far over the battle fronts, the Warrior has ranged, carrying news of alumni and school to ex- University students and teachers now serving Uncle Sam. In September of i944 Miss Katharine Reed succeeded Mrs. Force, who was the sponsor of the newspaper for twelve years. Formerly a Chieftain adviser in '4l and l42, Miss Reed still trains students to pass English A exams. The fall of '43 saw Mr. Elmer King in charge of the printing department. l-le succeeded james Hallock, snowy-haired favorite of long standing. Mr. King met the war-emergency by establishing a girls' printing class which became unusually popular. ln the spring of '45 he was even persuaded to sponsor one of the numerous Tri-Y's. That the Warrior, which has won seven state and national awards, retained its popularity is testified by the largest subscription list in the paper's history. This year and last, photographs by Ralph Hart, lim l-lervey, Ted Lantheaume, and Tom Horning have enlivened its pages. The students who for the past year have served in the positions of editors on the Warrior arei Stuart Millar and Dare Dobson, Editors-in-Chiefg Frank Farner and Leigh Gil- bert, Commissioners of Publicationsg Susie Glaser, featuresg Barbara Waters and Stuart Ormonde, newsg Wallace Merryman, lack Stuckeman, and Denny Murphy, sports, Felicity Brown, exchanges. warrior editorial staff warrior printing staff 26