Charter Oak High School - Shield Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Capable Office Administer Mrs. Jean Shea Mrs. Joan Gray Always with a smile, our secretaries and clerks performed countless invaluable services each day. Helping students and assisting our counselors and administrators, they made every- thing run smoothly. Their services were greatly appreciated by all. Mrs. Gray, secretary to our principal, Mr. Hunt, notified him of his important meetings and appointments, thus coordinating the faculty and administration. Mrs. Jean Shea, secretary to Mr. Armstrong, helped him with student activities, including clubs, student government, and athletics. As Mr. Altig ' s secretary, Mrs. Maxine Stoudt assisted him with student discipline and attend- ance problems. Mrs. Grace Rampe, recorder, worked with the counseling staff in keeping student records. She also posted our report card grades. Mrs. Marian Jones, new to our school this year, did an ■ £ Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs. Doris Finn Mrs. Marian Jones 22

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Mr. Spoerl slides out mproved : aculty Mr. Stettler edges out Mr. Howard Spohn Art Mrs. Martha Starkweather Homemaking, Art Mr. Robert Stettler Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Dorothy Stokes General Business Mr. William Stump Mathematics Mr. Lyndon Sundsfrand English Mr. Leon Turner Consumer Math Metal Shop Mrs. Sylvia Welch English Mr. John Woehler Spanish, Modern World History Mr. James Worden Modern World History 21

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Personnel ifficiently Mrs. Maxine Stoudt Mrs. Grace Rampe excellent job of keeping all IBM records. Mrs. Doris Finn helped countless students with schedule problems and sent out pink slips. Our counseling clerks did an excellent job of maintaining a college catalog library and assisting seniors with their post- graduate plans. In the attendance office, Mrs. Evelyne Duddridge and Mrs. Kitty Klima kept track of absentees and welcomed them back with readmittance cards. We all appreciated the work that Mrs. Mary Johnson per- formed as student body account clerk of the A.S.B. office. With a cordial smile she sold us paperbacks, ASB cards, and many other useful items. Mrs. Marie Thorpe and Mrs. Yvonne Comerford were our library clerks. They checked fines, cataloged books, and kept an inventory of textbooks, but were never too busy to help a student. Mr;. Marie Thorpe (right) Mrs. Roberta Comerford Mrs. Evelyn Duddridge (seated) Mrs. Kotherine Klima (standing) 23