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

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Kenneth Sadler, William Bovins end the but driven kept 'em rolling. Evelin Davit TRANSPORTATION William Bevy Bevins, superintendent of transporta- tion, handled one of the most essential jobs in the opera- tion of the school. The job of transportation was important because eighty per-cent of the students ride buses. Mr. Bevins also supervised driving, discipline, and safety. Helping with the transportation was Kenneth Sadler, who was in charge of the servicing and repairing of the buses. CAFETERIA One of the busiest places on the campus at noon was the cafe- teria. Meals were good despite the ever-increasing price of whole- sale foods. These well-cooked, balanced meals were prepared by Barbara Winkle, supervisor; Kate Wade. Margaret Pendley, and Tha e«f« staff had a tough assignment. Page 13

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Lorain Ritfar Louisa Sutharland Lilliam Stewart O ice cittcC Shaft @antn,ihute Hhtii Lorein Ritter and her assistant, Eleanor Sutherland, operated the attendance office this year with efficiency. Withdrawal cards were is- sued, absences were recorded, and tardy students were taken care of. Training was given to girls interested in learning office work. Lillian Stewart operated the switchboard. Louise Sutherland fin- ished another year as credit clerk, and Thelma Johnson served as secretary to Billye Adams, Walter Dingus, Robert Maryott, and Jack Landrum. Students and teachers could purchase their school supplies from Irene Muni, who was in charge of the supply office. Albert Lo Buono supervised the work done in the business office. Nellie Simpson, sec- retary to Roy Knapp; Jo Anne Parsons, bookkeeper; and Evalin Davis, general secretary for the business office, completed the staff.

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