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Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Toth and Mrs. Larmaseau sample the pastries that their classes prepared for the faculty Christmas party. Home Arts Area Also Serves F acult pu-u 5535 . Mrs Morris leaves the class Mrs. Toth explains to Joan Fernandez how to buy material for makinga dress LEE LARMUSEAU Homemaking 3-4, Busi- ness English, Girls P. E, 1-25 Homemaking Club Advisor, Sr. Ball General Chairman JUNE MORRIS Homemaking 1-2, Sr. 1- 2, 5-63 Girls League Advisor, Homemaking Club Asst. Advisor MIRIAM TOTH Homemaking A r e a Chairmang Homemaking 1-2, 7-85 Girls League Assistant Advisor, Sen- ior Breakfast Chair- ma.n, Scholarship Com- mittee in
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216 Spartans owed a debt of gratitude to the personnel at Castro Valley who performed a variety of specialized jobs. These were the special services personnel who taught Drivers' Education and managed the library. Mr. John Brosnan and Mr. John Mclntyre taught the fundamen- tals of safe driving to sophomores in simulators in a trailer on campus and in behind-the-wheel training. Another special service worker was Mr. Harry Dunivan, librarian. Mr. Dunivan worked hard to pro- vide a quiet and well- organized library for Spartans to do homework and study. Special Services Heh? i H . Eg. Q5 jigs. M f S A HARRY DUNIVAN JOHN MCINTYRE JOHN C. BROSNAN Librariang A,F,S, Asst. Drivers Educationg A- Boys P,E,, Drivers Ed- Advisor dult School Principal ucationg Block C,V, Ad- .. s visorg J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball Coach, Varsity Football Asst. Coach I an A Keeping record of library fines, Mrs. Hickman files overdue book cards. F , Q., . ,H f' N 'QV 1 . A K ! XE K ,, . ,fa dm ' .WM ': sz. ' ' VIOLET HICKMAN Library Clerk Driver training students lesson in the car. Mr. Dunivan checks the behavior of students using the library as he looks out from his office.
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218 X lx J OANNE SCH ULTE Principa1's Secretary ARLENE MC ALONEY Registrar - . H ,. -N i':g?fig,- f - 1, ,, Lx . ,A-.EW -or ' -if - 9, JOSEPHINE WALKER Attendance Clerk 11 'W' ARTEMIS BOLNIK Attendance Clerk lerical Services feep C.V. Goin, Mr. Poole, Business Manager confirms that the cafeteria is being up for the Big Sister Tea, fa .fi Herb Boynton confirms the description of a lost book as he helps a student in the book room. 5 -- ., 1 T ' I - Y w t l A ' A S ,t,, in ,,V. V. 1 . .. A, We S ' zieii f , 0 1 -I 5955 .19 'ld , I 'if ' DORIS BIRD Dir. Health Service A GINNA LEGER Chief Attendance Clerk 3 Y 7 H za, Mr. Memory signs arequisition for poster . 4. nb-Q. Aiding Dr. Bush by typing a charge of the main office and
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