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

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catcC Review ie Phyllis Martz. Editor; Allan Rittar. Assistant Editor; Bob Cabla, Business Manager; Tom Duncan, Assistant Business Manager. Loren Acker, Bill Albright, Josephine Bock. Nira Freeman, Stella Henawalt. Frances Kelpekoff. Martha Richmond, Elaine Schneider. Jackie Seaton, John Smith, Peggy Steller, Joan Stivers, Betty Valdez. Gwen Van Biene, Dolores Waldrip, John Williamson, Jay Wurzburger.

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Thelma Johnson DEDICATION Serving as secretary to Mr. Dingus, Thelma John- son also takes dictation from Mrs. Adams, Mr. Maryott and Mr. Churchill. She has had many jobs from the time she began her career inside A. V. Hi as general office girl. She was once Mr. Knapp's only assistant in the business office where she was pay clerk, warrant clerk, bookkeeper, supply clerk and secretary to Mr. Knapp. Working inside A. V. Hi as the Superintendent of Maintenance and Operation of the School, Os- car Johnson has proven his abilities many times, whenever they were needed, as carpenter, electric- ian or plumber. He is busy the year around, with ten men assisting him seeing that tho school build- ings and grounds are kept in good condition. Not only in their jobs have the Johnsons proven themselves tireless and conscientious workers, but in their home and community they have earned the respect and confidence of all who know them. In appreciation for the constant efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson to help make this a better school for us to attend, we, the Yucca Staff, dedi- cate the 1951 Yucca. 'Dedication Oscar Johnson Page 6

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E. W. Martin Gus P. Eliopulos W. E. Moor Gaorqa F. McNamaa Wallaea Ward TM a and itt 4. V. i4i PRINCIPAL Page 8 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The task of converting tax revenue into educational worth falls under the direction of a five man Board of Trustees. Members of this board are: president, Wallace Ward, prominent Lancaster businessman; clerk, E. W. Martin, Lit- tlerock fruitgrower; and associate members, W. E. Moore, Eastside rancher; Gus P. Eliopulos, Westside rancher; and George F. McNamce, Rosamond, manager of the Burton Brothers Mines. The ever increasing student enrollment, the spiraling costs and the long needed building program caused these men to work many hours without pay in the difficult task of successfully directing public education inside A.V. Hi.