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quief Lowkifag Rapl Rapl- First casefi These are the first words heard by the offenders, as Chairman Ed Rammelkamp wields his impressive gavel. This is a typical meeting of one of University's most important service clubs, the Boys' Board of Hearing. A boy who has broken one of the school laws is taken before this board, whose eight members are chosen by the Commissioner of Boys' Welfare. The offender is advised and counselled by the board and put on a sort of probation. What do you say for yourself? asks the chairman. The defendant explains. Step into the next room, please. A huddle of board members. Defendant is ushered into their presence. You are dismissed with a warning. Next case. I 4 l Mrs. Mary Ellen Lombardi Counselor Mrs. Lombardi, the capable counselor, helps students in many ways. She checks over all programs to see that stu- dents are taking and intend to take the courses required for graduation, also to see if they have all the needed college requirements if they plan to continue their schooling. Stu- dents having troubles about graduation or college entrance requirements are always given kind and thoughtful consid- eration by Mrs. Lombardi. Mr. Everett Stanton Attendance Office ln the colordays Mr. Stanton is often depicted as the boogie man, probably because of those dear little blue slips he hands out to the naughty children. A new cause for worry are those excuse forms now to be made out in case of absence. But that isn't the real Mr. Stanton-l-le is THE master of ceremonies, as displayed at the senior breakfast when he carried on with that well known Unihi spirit. l9
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e ,ning Composed of eight members, the Girls' Board of I-learing leads all others in importance and leadership. To interview girls with various school problems, girls with an excessive number of citations and those who are socially maladjust- ed, to have monthly group discussions, and to give guidance to new girls are the duties and aspirations of this board. The persons cited are called by an office summons to ap- pear before the board, where Mrs. Cozad, sponsor, and the girls discuss very informally the problem and try to help the girl with advice. Meetings are held every two weeks throughout the Alice H. Cozad and Raymond I. Casey Sponsors of the Boards of Hearing gasp -fr k,ss.sx.s , , ,, I8 fAin school year, with new members selected every semester be- cause of their experience on previous boards and their par- ticipation in school activities. It is felt that experienced girls know better how to help their fellow students. Pat Hyatt headed the board in the fall with Rae Ashman as assistant chairman. In the spring Rae Ashman became chairman, assisted by Elsie Breslow. The board membership included Mary Louise Ryan, Thais Lenz, Lois Marr, Martha Stratton, Marie Miriello, Aiko Tamaki, Imelda Nieto, Mar- garet Ramsey, Patty l-leap, Marion Leech, Adele Karp and Louise Twogood. BOYS' BOARD OF HEARING First Row: Phil Diamond, lack Rubel, Gary larvis, jim Russell, Paul Sanchez. Second Row: Doug Miller, john Lotspiech, Roland Rudd, Lincoln Prater, Bruce Gilbert. GIRLS' BOARD OF HEARING First Row: Adele Karp, Marian Leech, Rae Ashman, Aiko Tamaki. Second Row: Martha Stratton, Patty Heap, Margaret Ramsey, Imelda Nieto.
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FOP lflflelfl Mrs. Ewing and her competent staff of cafeteria workers are among the best friends of the hungry Warriors, who throng into the cafeteria every noon for refueling. Unihiis office workers prepare letters and notices of important matters and answer thousands of questions daily. Supervisor of this department is Mr. Wadsworth's secretary, Miss Dunlap. Seen working around the campus, trimming, planting and beautifying the school in general is the fine gardening staff headed by Mr. Little. Also in- dispensable to the school are the custodians under Mr. Bolt, and Mr. I-ludson, the electrician, known as Boots to the students. Bett Stevens Doroth Dun- Y a Y lap, La Vona Prosser Office Staff .-.U-1 CAFETERIA STAFF-First Row: Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Vinyon, Mrs, Ewing, Marie Miriello, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Kadel, Iessie Sandava. Second Row: Pauline Hill, Vivien Hollingsworth, Mrs. Mann, joe Lua, Eva Lee Cook, Lupe Mercado. Third Row: Bob Palmer, Arthur Greenblatt, Milton Hodgson, james Bolero, lack Sterling, Tom Howchen. n , D CUSTODIANS-First Row: Charlie Houtz, Lewis Brown,'Eva Williams, Ale Wilderman, Boots Hud- son. Second Row: joe Chronester, loe Walton, Melvin Little, Clyde l2l'lkll'1S, l0l'Il1 Cvhnelly, Carl Ross. 20
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