Antelope Valley High School - Yucca Yearbook (Lancaster, CA)

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ATTENDANCE OFFICE Miners may be located through this office because a complete file is kept concerning all students and their classes. Pink slips, yellow slips, green slips, slips of all sizes, shapes, and colors adorn the desk of Miss Berg, the time keeper. from the moment the doors of the Iop Row Mlss BprK- Hollingsworth. Paulson. st bbin . DuBois. mu me III me uoors OI me Fillck Tryon Botlom Rom.: Wlsr Yrlgollcn. Braun. Story. Craig mine office open until they close late in the afternoon. Miss Berg and her muckers keep a daily record of all the miners who are absent, and issue mine and town passes, tardy slips, and absence cards. CAFETERIA Mrs. Mabel Hitte. foreman of A. V. s mess shack, with her muckers. Mrs. Cambell. Mrs. Thelma Birch and Pearl Finck. m„ m.m hu«. m„. p0„c,. P,„ck are the efficient operators who serve daily the many miners and engineers who buy their lunches at school. Tasty, low-priced lunches make the mess shack and its crew famous. During the school year, the mess shack foreman and her co-workers are kept busy serving the many lunches and dinners for the various school organ- izations. such as the annual G. A. A. and Big A spreads and the annual Alumni and Lettermen banquets.

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BUSINESS OFFICE The business department is one of the most important in the mine. The people in this office. Mr. Brooks. Thelma Birch, and Mrs. Thelma Birch. Mary Ames. Eleanor Frazier. Mary Bat scvcraj 0ffice gjris. attend tO the money matters and supplies. It is here that we pay our student body dues and sometimes even pay for lost books. Bills and warrants are handled in this office, and it also has charge of the transportation. When more paper is needed, extra books sought, thumb tacks, paper clips, or paste are in demand, a pass to the business office is in order. BUSSES Every morning and evening, there can be seen traveling along the many roads of Antelope Val- ley. eleven of A. V.'s ore cars. Bl»hop. Bell. Scates, Wright. Brook . Bell. Semercnko, t , . . . Plckclhelmrr. Ulrich. Sadler. Williamson. Hockett 1 he distance traveled On the school routine in one school year is one hundred and forty-four thousand miles. This year an ore car was taken to The distance traveled on the school routine in one school year is one hundred and forty-four thousand miles. This year an ore car was taken to Padua Hills. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles, and Red Mountain as well as on the annual basketball and football trips The mileage of these trips alone amount- ed to approximately four thousand miles.

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MR. GRANT SHOCKLEY President MR. J. W. MAYS Clerk MR E. W. MARTIN MR. W. T. GRAHAM MR J. O MAXWELL MR. ROY A. KNAPP Superintendent TRUSTEES In every large organization, mine or school, there must be a board of directors. The directors here at the A. V. mine have done everything in their power to give the miners what they want and need. Introducing the subject of mineralogy and making improvements in the buildings are only a few of the things these up-and-coming trustees have done.