Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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' STUDENT C0-OPERATIVE STORE HEAT strides have been made during the year toward a perfected system in managing the students, co-operative book store. Managers Paul Huston and Spencer Jewell, aided by assistant managers Read Stearman and Leslie Lavelle, backed by .lames Mussatti of the faculty force, have succeeded in placing the book store on a sound business basis, and have increased the stock therein to such an extentthat every student demand is satisfied whether it be for books, stationery or sporting goods. The Co-op has not only carried a complete line of goods for the students, convenience, but has figured largely in our endeavors to centralize and stabilize school patron- age and co-operation. Huston Jewell A thorough checking system of the cooperative book store has been sponsored by its managers, especially toward the last of the year, when the amount of goods in stock was decreased in order to do away with all surplus before the close of school. ln the future the plan is to order a new and complete supply of articles at the beginning of each school year, thus insuring the entire satisfaction of the student body. It is hoped that, by this system of clearing the shelves periodically, oncoming managers will be spared much student complaint. Without the conveniences of the co-op during the past year, the students of Glendale would have been greatly handicapped, and it is for this project, cooperation is urged for the future. Student Managers Paul Huston Spencer Jewell Assistant Student Managers Read Stearman Leslie Lavelle Faculty Adviser James lVlussatti wa..--.-, ,, Page Thirty

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Jack Finch Dorothy Buss Mary B. Taylor EXPLOSION STAF FS Editors Assistant Editors Bonnie Jean Lockwood Elsie Whitney Elizabeth Budd Lee Osborne Marion Morrison Ross Russell John Parker Mary Lewis Meredith Brown Ruth Clausen lean Henry Elsie Forsyth News Editors Sport Staff Departmental Sta Hendrik Van Rensselaer Jerome Andrews Vernon Foster if Vlfalton Andrews Jean lngrani Viola Hail Genevieve Burr Virginia Wilson Marjory Snow Betty Mahery Virginia Walker Dewey McCourt Ward Foultz Daisy Whitesell Merrill Miller Margaret Skeele Marion Mair Alice Hill Barbra Kranz Second Semester Staff Page Tftteniy nzne

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CAFETERIA MANAGEMENT REATER efficiency and rapidity than that with which the two cafeterias have been managed could scarcely be realized. General managers and many assistants from the student body have co-operated to put these lunch rooms on a money-making basis, and a good profit has been realized for the school budget during the past academic year. The larger cafeteria, for students only, accommodates twelve hundred persons comfortably. Although conditions made it impossible for girls and boys to eat together the split period system has worked out admirably, and it is hoped that in the near future the outdoor soda fountain will relieve the situation altogether. Faculty members are well provided for in our delight- ful faculty cafeteria where student administration again Doffarwe Ryan prevails. . Student Managers Richard Ryan Ted Dorrance Assistant Student Managers , Ted Dorrance Cedric Maydwell Faculty Adviser Miss Ellen J. Hanson Student Monitors Betty Mabery A Amber Smith Virginia Walker Pauline Miller STUDENT ASSISTANTS Leslie Lavelle Daisy Whitsell Marjorie Segalle Harold Jewell Arthur Barton Aloys Nicholeson Katherine Tucker Franklin Wright Mary Vandenhoff Harold Swanson Ellsworth de Parcq Ruth Raines Colburn Danner David Ward Robert Hatch Alex'McDougal Clayton Phillips Carl Denny Lee Read Ellsworth Yarnell Harold Falter Roland Hodder Ruth Yoder Alfred Seaman Bill Bradbury Marion Morrison Arthur Cornelius George Anderson Wilma Hunt William Hillman Bookkeeper Auditor Grace Miller- P. A. Fullen win Page Tlzzzty one