Huntington Beach High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Custodians come in several varieties. There are the kind that sell goodies in the Snack Bar. They are called Snack Bar workers. There are the kind that frighten citizens for sixty kilometers around in their efforts to get us to school by 8:15 a.m., bless them. They are called bus drivers. There are the kind that attend watermelon and macaroni sales and think up fancy names for food. They are called the Cafeteria staff. There are the kind that follow unsuspecting souls to catch them dropping papers in the hall. They are agents of 'the Traffic Board. but are called janitors. There are the kind that construct Stricklin-size slippers, snow men, umbrellas, and Cauldrons flove that wordl out of Wood, wire, and will power. They are called custodians. And they're a great bunch! -.ref B. Gardner O. Troop: E. Nickerson: C. Walton: V. Went- worth: C. Murdockz C. Kutter: F. Davis: R. Smith: T. Beyer. Benson: Danis: R. Boclenbenderg V. Asmutis: M. Corntassel: M. Howard: W. l-lufstedler. Mrs. Hoff: Mrs. Barrel 24 Mrs. Kimbrough P. Porter l Mrs. Gunn Cook Mrs. Higgins fvlrs. White cus-to'-di-an Ckils-t6'di-anj QL. custorliu, fr. custos gua One Who has custody, as 4 public buildingg a keeper Mrs. Honnell

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lst Row-M. 2nd Row-S. 3rd Row-E 4th Row-R. Stl: Row-R. Renner. Miller, E. Ridgeway. Masonlieimer, Hokanson, S. Caroll. Burkett, H. Hawkins, D. Dorrance, I. Underwood. White, R. Guthrie. C. Harris, S. Casey, D. Clegg. Kneeling-P. Cross. drill team fdril temp. A num- ber of persons associated to- gether and performing psys- ical exercise enforced with regularity and constant repe- tition. Standing-I. Greenwood, M. Reimer, Miss Hagler, R. Guthrie, D. Lerno. 'f' oe wifi I g diy Aff Nl:my's the girl who can trace the nickname of Birdlegs fsee cartoonl to her days on the Drill Team. But they love it, just the same. This year's group, presidented by J l hyllis Cross, stood the public on ear at foot- ,af ball and basketball games and added variety to assembly time. f .XSQJ ei -.YI , ll n,-f'-.gy X . W, r I lqlll I r J f I f , 4 5 ,,o 'Z ' 'fg fry 0,5 if f ?.!f A I ,Av ijt, ,, A 1 4 24, iv I ' ', ,A' 7f ,' X Z ' X gi 'B D , xg , f ' you ' , if 13, Ii'