Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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Um, wmlwm, Above, Ieff: Miss Nefs, school nurse, prepares Above, righf: Office sraff members Mary Pendleron, Maxine Ludeman, and Karhy Fink for anofher busy day. confer before ihe morning rush, Below: Preparing rhe food for another day are cafeferia sfaff members Ann Knoepple, Gerfrude Chesmore, and Georgia Lundbeck. i'?n:q. .. as -944 intpin! fn. .,., , .. , feifm fsifue . ,Z M ,., ,ai-vi If-:ws 1 2- 4? 'YE V' ' - -,-...-- ::- sa-.-f.-.-'SAI L -V Z- Above: Mainfenance workers Charles Bonde, Ray Hearon, and Jack Roeder keep the school and buses Trim and in running order.

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ei. sc- Qm 46 Edna Chambers F rest Inez Jordan ' 1 Q jon STudenTs Tind Mr. Willard Bailey, physics insTrucTor, an inTer- esTing characTer. A Bailey peT peeve is The impracTical box- like designs oT modern cars. When asked abouf his TavoriTe Tood. he remarked. You mean Teachers have a choice? - Mrs. Edna Chambers, alias Doc, Teaches chemisTry and biology. STudenTs Tind her classes and lab Training inTeresTing and valuable. Mrs. Chambers is a CSF adviser.-Mr. ForesT Hahn, who Teaches woodshop and mechanical drawing, has earned The repuTaTion oT a good guy. I-le is adviser oT The l-li-Y.-A Tormer sub- sTiTuTe, Mrs. Inez Jordan now Teaches Tull Time in English I and speech. I-ler amicable personaliTy demonsTraTes her inTeresT and liking oT people. She was liTerary adviser Tor This year's annual. - Mr. James WhiTeside, new To The Teaching sTaTT, has ably carried ouT The Task of insTrucTing The band. Mr. WhiTeside Tormerly TaughT in Cambria. ATTracTive Miss Lillian Wulke, also new on The TaculTy, super- vises The choral groups. She has obTained beneTicial resulTs. - Mrs. MargueriTe RaiTT, who handles homemaking and l.aTin, has demonsTraTed her Teaching TalenTs in boTh subiecTs. l'ler Triendly manner and superioriTy wiTh l.aTin prompTed her sTudenTs To inTroduce LaTin Ill To This year's curriculum. - Mr. Bruce Haig, anoTher newcomer To The Teaching sTaTT, conducTs The arT and shop science courses. Mr. Haig served as arT adviser Tor The annual. - Blonde Miss ElizabeTh Davis, who supervises six girls' P.E. classes daily, has produced good resulTs Through her per- sisTenT eTTorT ancl ambiTion. Miss Marjorie Bobson, Tormerly girls' P.E. insTrucTor, counsels and Teaches Social STuclies IV. I-ler secreT ambiTion is To super- vise a girls' camp on a ToresT-lined lake. - Mr. Frank BarnharT holds The posiTions oT assisTanT coach, Social STudies ll professor, and CadeT commander. Possessing a Gorgeous George aTh- leTic build, Beef Barney produced recenT championship Teams in boTh JV TooTball and varsiTy baseball. H! ss Al, me SE is Siam,-:era I e ma-if game 'ff Imax HE ii I8 EWS.-33 B H. - is as-zz! 1 wa E WIT N I -s ss -Q Q TE -a as av xml mm ax. is .T I ..-li James Whiteside l Lillian Wulke ' Marguerife Raiff Bruce Haig Elizabefh Davis 5

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Um, ,itudmt ,f 'L Hamid. Above: Sfanding are Kennedy, GAA presideni: Hansen, Junior Class president: Flood, Commissioner of Publications. Seafed are Burson, Senior Class presideni: Klinfworih, Commissioner of Rec- ords: Sfudeni Body Presideni Yearwood: Brimhall, Commissioner of Finance: Esfrada, Boys' League president Anoiher successful year of siudeni governmeni closes as members of 'rhe I952-53 execuiive board look back over nine monrhs of valuable iraining in leadership. Royal Yearwood presided as siudeni body presi- deni while Arnold Sieinbeck served as Commissioner of Ciiizenship. Verna Brimhall served as Commis- sioner oi Finance: Marilyn Kliniworrh, Commissioner oi Records: Darrell Davison, Commissioner oi Pub- liciiy: Sally Bean, Girls' Welfare: Ray Esirada, Boys' Welfare: Sue Kennedy, GAA: and Bill Rohrer. Lel- +ermen's Club. Class presidenis were John Burson, seniors: Kenl' l-lansen, juniors: Bob Gerbasi, sopho- mores, and Terry Black, freshmen. Mr. Quade played an exiremely helpful role as adviser. Among Jrhe achievemenis of 'rhe execuiive board Below: Sfanding are Gerbasi, Sophomore Class presideni: Rohrer, Lerrermen's Club represenfafive, and Principal Quade, adviser. Sealed are Davison, Commissioner of Publiciiy: Taylor, Commis- sioner of Enierrainmenf: Sieinbeck, Commissioner of Ciiizenship: Bean, Girls' League president: Black, Freshman Class president during l'he year was rheir sponsorship of 'ihe Mira Cosia recepiion. ihe Blyihe receprion, and Coach Thomas Day. They also published a siudem' hand- book and approved ihe purchases of new foorball equipment a rape recorder, oiiice siorage cabinei, and JV medal awards. Tradiiional business of ihe board included 'rhe ap- proval of all siudeni body expendiiures and a deci- sion of rhe siudeni body card and yearbook prices. Scores of problems 'foo numerous io meniion faced 'rhe board ihroughoui The year. ' Members of Jrhe execuiive board afiended rhe annual iwo-day Leadership Conference ai Cambria Pines Lodge in Sepiember. ln Oc+ober ihey hos+ed a highly successful lnierschool Council meeiing ai' ihe local USO.