Alexander Fleming Middle School - Shield (Lomita, CA)

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TAF The people on this page should look familiar to you. They keep Fleming going day in and out in the offices and on the cam- pus. For example, Mr. Cronin in the Student Store might have sold you candy or helped you with S2 3, . your lockerg he also kept our books balanced. i ,. w JEL-.'iQ'Y' 3 Row l. D. Cahill, Cafeteria Manager, R. McGuire, R. Takata, E.M. Bishop, N. Estes S Melindezg Row 2. V..I. Young, D. Parson, C. Garcia, L.A. Propst, M. Cartwright H Matulich, K. Mueller. ilk. I. . X. A 1 Xa. fi' t 'V M- ei 6 Mrs. Bvkfily 'f if t .5511 H Mr. Cronin . 3 V rt , V , . ' 1-1' 5' Mrs Dennis ' 0 D if A V ' J ' 'ar Mfs Dfagich . t 1. as J-5 Mrs Hamilton qflu e ,gym it Mrs Kennel D Nei l 'f 9:?'.!Si'w' 14' .'..' Mrs Marshall Mrs Matthews Mrs Meyers Mrs. Montgomery gg Mr. Olivas Mr. X l awosnoittiav .g ag, al , . ,Q V in gi. fx Ll. t l. Mr. Paschal, Plant Manager and Mr. Harris kept Fleming clean and functioning. 2. In the Main Office were Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. Davis, the school and principal's secretary. Mrs. Maro- vich was usually in the textbook room. 3. Miss MacOuat kept busy in the library. 4. Mrs. Top- ping and Mrs. Hulett kept track of attendance. 84fSTAFF 'l'f? 4..

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F.. XV 2 l . Mr. Evanston and Mrs. Bradshaw at the ice cream party. 2. Mr. Arenstein and Mr. Trevino compared notes. 3. Mr. Siler. 4. Mr. Shaffer. 5. Mrs. Jung was a favorite home- making teacher. 6. Mr. Bethea's students knew who was the World's Greatest Chorus Teacher! 7. Good luck to Mr. Seymour who resigned this year to ranch. fi Hel ' 5251 wie. is -5 ...fy 'L J fr V .ff V .- 1' 51,3 - t f o ,H ttdd M 74 ?1f : I It E we .. ' at Q' -5 K. Q. .5 .1 ' ' YQMUIV +- Q1 X we , RNMW i 1 FACULTYXSS