El Camino High School - Aerie Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Dean of Boys After teaching at El Camino for the first three years of its existence, Mr. Nesseth was appointed Dean of Boys. He headed the Student Patrol and developed a new system of hall monitors, in effect for the first time this year. In addition to his many other responsibilities, he also supervised the audio- visual unit, school displays, and the handling of scholarships. He was in charge of one of our most successful Open Houses and should be con- gratulated for the fine way he is carrying on El Camino's traditions. Eouuselors Left to right: , MRS. MARGARET YOUNG MR. WM. McFARLAND MR. RICHARD SOWERS MRS. REGENA SWARTZ l ff,ll 5Z f1.Ll?'kf , x, Dann of Girls Mrs. Goff has the distinction and the responsi- bility of being El Camino's first Dean of Girls. She is curriculum coordinator, gives special as- sistance to new teachers, and supervises general instruction in all departments. The graduation and all student shows were under her guidance, as was the placement of office assistants and other trainees. Her office is a beehive of activity from early morning until late afternoon. Everybody at El Camino thinks it, so we'll put it into words: Thank you for your gracious as- sistance and friendship over the past four years and may all future Eagles be able to go to you for help and guidance!

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Heard if Of Zrnstees Left to right: MR. ROBERT H. KELSOE Secretary MR. ROBERT A. REICHE MR. RALPH HINSEY President MR, EVAN W. DAVIES MR. EDWARD DOLDER e MR. GEORGE PALMER Direeter of Student ,4 etieities Mr. A. L. Yelvington, as Director of Student Activities has many duties. He supervises all student body, class, and club activities, and keeps the school officials informed on the progress of these activities. He also advises the students in the running of their student government. Assistant Distriet Superintendent This was the first year in the San Juan Union High School District for Mr. George Palmer, the Assistant District Superintendent. He comes to us from Hamilton City vvhere he was the principal and district superintendent. Prior to that, he spent four years in the army as a military government officer with overseas duty in France. Mr. Palmer spent part of each day at El Camino, and for those of you vvho may not have met him, here are a fevv of his many activities. He does most of the purchasing for the district, is in charge of application for state and federal aid for the building program, assists in making the bud- get, and, in addition, spends considerable time on district errands for both schools. -.7.....-- s .,.,.,, , My MR. A. L. YELVINGTON

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Sfaculfy Through our four years at El Camino the faculty has inspired us to greater efforts and has seen us through them. At the Faculty Assembly, in April, they revealed their well guarded secret theme. The thing we want to say most of all is: Thanks for . . . everything. ff! x NV, T. ARMSTRONG MRS. B. MISS F. BOLLA . 'T !'k ' I fllfri- '+ mn' . Q H I. gr: Wi? 'wa-uni '55, - ..' . t.., - V K ll' i Q - - - ! R. CLOVER MRS. M. COLBY V. A. CUCUZZA E. CUTLER MISS J. FAR E. C. FAULKNER QQ A A A r'ii - f i - yuan.-pt ., . JACK FOX B. FRIES R. C, FURNEAUX J. GAFFNEY E. R. GILLESPIE S. W. GOEPFERT K ., VV ' 'f '4.,.rf,yctU A ' WE- 1 'Q f' T . . Q . . .Q 'Vi' . M .ji if K -E V if ' 9 .5 :lam-iw. ' 1 V ' zz mi 'fffffi A . . ' V B if 1 rg' Tiff ff G. GRIMES E A HANSEN MISSL HANSON MRS E HAWKES