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

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Roy A. Knapp TVtlCie T UtCed tfo BOARD OF TRUSTEES Who goes there? Willie ole' boy, you're caught for sure. And by all people, the BOARD OF TRUSTEES and ROY A. KNAPP, district superintendent. Let's listen a minute and see what's being discussed this year—heavy enrollment, con- struction of new school rooms, student activities, and per- sonnel. These men really have a job on their hands. Presenting the plans to the board is ROY A. KNAPP. This indeed, is a job in itself. He is very active in school activi- tes, following them from the board, where they originated, on to the final stages. Now to look at the board! Say, I recognize men from all over the valley. There's President Wallace Ward, who is a Lancaster businessman. He’s always ready with a witty story, so all can work with a bit of fun. Clerk of the board is Gus Eliopulos, a Westside farmer. Being an A.V. football enthusiast, he never misses a game. There are three associate members on the board. George McNamee. Burton Brothers mine man- ager in Rosamond, spends much of his time in youth work. James Wilson, Eastside rancher, a former student body pres- ident of A. V. and William J. Sinclair, owner of the Little- rock Beverage Co., who enjoys spending his free time hunt- ing, complete the group. Page 10