Campbell High School - Oriole Yearbook (Campbell, CA)

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Mrs. Marian Winston M ,3 ' 4 'ff if Z mf - f Aw .,1. . f. V- 19 -- 1.- ff' i fflfk 1 i 1 1, itil, . amiifiilf 'ff Y J sr,--Q - K vawif, Camllabelfs dexterous Filling a vital role here at Campbell is a person whom many students may not know, yet all are aware of her invaluable contribution to school life. Because hers is a behind-the-scenes production, she works quietly and without fanfareg but wherever she goes, she leaves her mark-a job well done, The duties which she performs com- pose a long and varied list which include such responsibilities as the decorations for school dances, and the sets for plays, variety shows, and other productions which are erected by students under her guidance. Left: always willing to aid students in the difficulties they meet in certain projects. Below: Taking time out to answer phone, is just one of the things that keeps Mrs, Winston always on the job. H ' -J 5. .., . c X K 9

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art director Perhaps her favorite responsibility is working with the Art Honorary Society, which she established at Campbell, and also when she prepares for the Emporium Show in San Francisco each yearg she is as eager and enthusiastic as any of the students, In each of her duties she always gives her fin- est efforts, and charms all who know her with her quick solutions, her calmness in the face of a difficult situation, and her enthusiasm for all she undertakes. In view of her incomparable service to Campbell, we, the Class of 1960, dedicate our ORIOLE to Mrs. Marian Winston. Mrs, Winston pauses with john O'Hara to take a overall look at their progress on the scenes for the Variety Show. Below: At the first P.T.A. meeting of the year, the camera seems to have attracted a smile. it 4 + i 2' 5 5 is 7