Arroyo High School - Arroyan Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

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Mrs. Jo Worlunan DEA GF GIRLS Mrs. Workman, Dean of Girls, works to help solve many of the problems which arise during the school year at Arroyo. The wel- fare of the girls is Mrs. Work- man's main interest. Heading the Scholarship Com- mittee, being the advisor to Girls' League, acting as a member on Administrative Council and ad- vising Executive Council are a few of the many duties Mrs. Workman is involved in. Al- though Mrs. Workman is ex- tremely busy she finds time to at- tend all the school events and add her personal glow. Mrs. Workman and Mr. DeLorenzo work harmoniously together in many areas.- This year Arroyo was fortu- nate to have with them a new Dean of Boys, Mr. DeLorenzo, a former Arroyan counselor. Work- ing diligently with the adminis- tration and student body Mr. De- Lorenzo found his job quite inter- esting. Serving as the advisor to Boys' League and being on Ad- ministrative and Executive Coun- cils kept Mr. DeLorenzo quite busy, along with trying to .solve the many problems involved in a school year. Mr. DeLorenzo took upon him- self the responsibility of seeing to the welfare of every boy at Arroyo and also registering all the student cars. I4 Mr. Frank DeLorenzo

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:::. ' 5 x 'i-. 1 T x J' zzz I .:.. r Vice-principal Mr. Bergmann files away important papers in his office cabinet. VICE-PRINCIP L Working diligently with Mr. Orear and the administration and faculty is what Mr. Bergmann, vice-principal of Arroyo, does. Hiring substitutes and handling the schoo1's general budget are a few of the extra duties assigned to the vice-principal. Mr. Bergmann, an active member of ad- ministrative council, tries to guide and ad- vise the students of Arroyo along with being a friend. He also serves as the chairman of the Curriculum Committee where important decisions concerning the courses of study at Arroyo are made. Mr. Bergmann pauses from his work for a moment's rest. MR. BERGMANN

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PRIVATE CITIZENS WHO WORK FOR ARROYO Working industriously along with Arroyo's administration and the other administrations of the San Lorenzo Unified School District, the Board of Trustees tries to maintain a supreme quality of excellency in our educational system. Headed by Mr. Paul Ehret, the board works hard at hiring new teachers, improving textbooks and supplies, and controlling the budget. The board is composed of six private citizens who work at our disposal to offer us the best avail- able education possible to each and every indi- vidual student, either through the classroom or extracurricular activities. They are concerned with our welfare. Mr. Paul D. Ehret Standing: Mr. Ralph Van Norlwick, Mr. Henry Lienhardg seated: Mr. Robert Amrine, Mrs Corine Aitken and Mrs. George Henderson. As trustees, they conduct the affairs concerning the school district.