El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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Clerical doe it with class! ard-working, calm, and effi- cient. El Dorado's clerical staff must have at least these three abilities to survive. Laden with re- sponsibilities that easily pile up, such as: atten- dance, scheduling of coun- seling and disciplinary ap- pointments, and keeping track of the budget, etc, etc, organization was the key. Changes in the atten- dance and disciplinary poli- cies did not affect the effi- ciency in which the system e was handledg they were quickly accepted and adapted to. The staff's ea- gerness to adjust and reor- ganize itself to a different pace, showed its desire to excel with the school. ua While writing out call slips to students, Mrs. Lerner thinks of three million other things she has to do. Her job kept her immensely busy. -..,,,,f aMm, V, ff rf 1 ' rw V .: :,,,m,..N ' ., Q i f 6.22. , 2 f f M fr f RN-.,.,,5 , ,, ' e ' ' . Clerical X ,ix

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ffi9W4UUlT Wei FWM' . 19+ Q 3 af as Joe Raya hoses down the lunch area. This explains the spotless eating area. Joe Raya mops the area in front of the office. Joe was just one of the dedicated staff here at El Dorado. Raoul Maldonado efficiently cleans up in one of the classrooms, He worked around teachers' schedules to keep the rooms clean. Tony Serrato drives the transport on his rounds. The diligent work of the custodians ensured the good health of our school. A A Custodial

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Mrs. Graham looks satisfied after typing up another great report. She was in charge of the financial books at our school. Mrs. Mayeda and Mrs. Smith are busy writing up re- admits. This is Mrs. Smith's first year in the atten- dance office. Mrs. Sampson has been an El Dorado secretary for many years. She has been a great help to our princi- pal each year. Clerical ' Q