Canoga Park High School - Utopian Yearbook (Canoga Park, CA)

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Office Mrs. Sara lkuta, vice-principals' office, Mrs. Dor- othy Wood, attendance office, Mrs. Arlene Wefel, school secretary, Mrs, Adeline Hartert, main office, Mrs. Cressie Stoeger, main office, Mrs. Janet Saisho, counselors' office, Mrs. Irene Schenck, textbook clerk. ue.. , j .. Qfllf.. if Custodians and Gardeners TOP ROW: Mr. Roy Brown, Mr. Sam Ewalt, Mr. Henry Hessing, Mr. John Critser, Mr. William Coul- ter, Mr. Warren Lambert, Mr. Daniel Morris, Mr. Ora Weddle, Mr. Wilber Fogle. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Eugene Johnson, Mr, Joseph Duval, Mrs. Evelyn S. Yonika, Mrs. Marie P. Hernandez, Mrs. Carlota Cortez, Mr. C. J. Whitehead, Mr. William Coon. Cafeteria Mrs. Cora Hauptman, Mrs. Sophia A. Paige, Mrs. Vera L. Wharton, Mrs. Esther M. West, cafeteria mgr., Mrs. Annie Ciaccio, Mrs. Leona A. Andrews, Mrs. Elsie Lazar, Mrs. Anna Debcty, Mr. John Lupinetti, Mrs. Mary Alice Ralston, Mrs. Elvada Anderson, Mrs. Ann Cherry. Bus Drivers TOP ROW: Mr. Harry Herman, Mr. Don Lindsey, Mr. Ray Cook, Mr. Harry Slenty, Mr. John Rice. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Ray Reng, Mr. James McCul- len, Mr. Richard Dickerson, Mr, Jack Vanderbilt. Page Seventeen

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Several we e Ape eiali ed in the 1' we le. MRS. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Social Adiustment MISS IRENE PILAT Librarian MR. DONALD PROSSER Registrar MR. HAROLD VENGER Continuation MRS. LAURA WEIS Head Counselor Counse1or's Office Mrs. Laura Weis, head counselor, shows B. Redinius, K. Holmes, D. Clayton, J. Wesselman and N. Curtis how to do their daily work. Registrar's Office B. Witherow, B. Young, Registrar Don Prosser, K. French, B. Forbes, Mrs. Dor- othy Wood, J. Johnson and Mrs. Nellie Rountree cheerfully await business in the Attendance Office. Health Office TOP ROW: Dr. M. Burson, J. Van- gison, M. Whitehead, M. Rarity, D. Barber, Miss C. Garen, health office nurse. BOTTOM ROW: L. McDanieIs, A. Rueckheim, J. Craft, N. Lambach, C. Wilkinson, S. Kenney.

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Svme c ew mem6er we e Aelected to inAu e BILL BRUNER, Student Body Prexy, W'59 TOP ROW: Mr. Malcolm Sears, sponsor, D. Mulvey, C.A.S.C. vice- pres., D. Van Scoyoc, noon ac- tivities pres., T. Roe, new student welfare pres., D. Sassaman, Boys' League pres., H. Fladwed, Senior B pres., D. Moss, affairs chair' man, E, Bledsoe, Senior A pres., M. Paulk, C.A.S.C. sec., R. Zim- merman, head cheerleader. MID- DLE ROW: F. Bachand, chairman halls and grounds, S. Schneider, chairman assemblies, B. Dukehart, chairman affairs, K. Tonna, foreign exchange student, J. Smith, clubs chairman, L. Haworth, head song- leader, J. Curtis, outside publicity, L. Komstohk, Girls' League pres. BOTTOM ROW: T, Leih, affairs vice-pres., L. Carl, cabinet sec., P. Biggs, treas., B. Bruner, Student Body pres., I. Alberkrack, social vice-pres., L. Killian, House of Rep. sec., P, Lewis, athletic mgr. Page Eighteen Attending a Canoga dance as an alumnus impressed upon me more than ever before, the vitality of Canoga's spirit and the impact of her purpose. The effect of that visit made even more clear to me the place of the high school in our lives. In that carefree and friendly atmosphere, I recalled my own pleasant preparatory years, full of simple but wonderful pleasures, entered into with zest and anticipation. Canoga does more than just prepare us for a vocation, it presents an opportunity to enjoy the basic pleasures of friend- ship and recreation-pleasures that we cannot lose sight of and still re- main well adjusted and content. Some say we are entering a period of transition from inhabiting one planet to perhaps that of controlling many, if this is so, we must, more than ever before, keep our basic pleasures alive and active. I realize now that it is the purpose of our school to develop complete-not shallow- personalities. Canoga has given of herself to promote my happiness. Whatever I have done in student government does not begin to repay the debt I owe Canoga. Because of her greatness, I know she will last, not only materially, but also in the hearts of her graduates. Sincerely, Bill Bruner Student Body Cabinet W'59 Main objectives of the Student Body Cabinet during the fall semester were to promote school spirit and to provide leadership through student participation and unity within the student body. Many activities such as athletic events, dances and drives were planned to include all Hunters.