Clovis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clovis, CA)

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Well-A taffed campcw rum Amoo tlilq. , .- lift ,. ht 161 LL'L. E ' 1 George Gegogeine head custodian CUSTODIANS. Row lz Glenn McCarty, Winiterd Pipkin, Joe Hand, Leonard Tinkler, Bennie Noonkester, lloyd Bridges, George Gegogeine. Row 2: Ray Dunbar, Keith . Dunbar, Earl Richardson, Royce Allen, Lewis Rutter, Harold Broadwell, Warren These busy men keep our beautiful -campus Soudersl Anhw LUN, Horace phillips. green and clean, provide teachers with sup- plies, and act as general handymen. They are indispensable. f j S .I-1 Y . CAFETERIA STAFF. Loetta Noonkester, Mildred Allen, Evelyn Porman, Mary Gould, Margaret Naonkester, Kathleen Sullenger, Betty Nevins. Elizabeth Torongo, not pictured. TRANSPORTATION. Row l: Mr. Tinkler, Mr. Oliver, Mr. McElroy, Mr. Odle, Mr. Larmer, Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Carrey. Row 2: Mr. Jones, Mr, Swanson, Mr. Middleton, Mr. McFarland, Mr. A, Warkentin, Mr. Utter, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Loe, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Stovall. Betty Nevins head cook These are the women who are responsible for cooking our tasty, well-balanced hot lunches five days a week. A . it 1,4 ... Luther Loe and .lack Tinkler heads of transportation Out early each morning, home late each night -- these are the rewards of our bus drivers. They must be skilled drivers and patient guardians, because transporting a sardine-packed bus load of teenagers is quite a task.

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me liek to grow 6otlc ment ly and playdcallq SX MR. BOB GROSS. Mr. Gross, the head counselor, does an excellent iob of solving the students' problems. He is more than willing to do everything possible for them. His official duties are to organize and coordinate the guidance program. MRS. MARION GAINES. Most of the girls at Clovis High have met Mrs. Gaines at one time or another. Always ready to lend a hand to anyone who needs it, Mrs. Gaines has always been u favorite at our school. Besides being a friend, she keeps us informed about scholarships, graduation requirements, and any other academic matters that concern us. MRS, LAURA FISK. A large percentage ol the students don't see Mrs. Fisk very often. She is usually busy easing someone's misery or checking on health conditions around the school. Mrs. Fisk is one person with whom everyone should be acquainted, not iust for medical reasons, but also because she is a delightful person to know. MISS KATHLEEN BOLING. Without Miss Boling our library would not be quite the same. She keeps it neat, clean, and useful, and is always willing to help any student find what he is looking for. Besides her contacts with the students, she receives, marks, and distributes all text books.

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