De Anza Middle School - La Ventura de Anza Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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If U 1' X Mrs. Zierer, Dean of Girls, and Mrs. Lever, the school banker, are pictured at left counting the chocolate sale money. The de- vice they are using is called a money separator because it separates money into its different denominations: pennies, dimes, nickels, and quarters. Mr. Bentz is one of our counselors here at De Anza. Mr. Bentz likes kids and tries to understand their problems. He finished his M.A. degree at Long Beach State College last summer, Mr, Bentz is a counselor this year for six periods and teaches one period of Science. ,J v,,, Lf Lf

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Mrs. Greene, our Attendance Clerk, is one of the busiest of all. She types the Absence List and takes care of all the school absences. ...feel i'.f4?! .. tw I b,tW iv? ' fi Mr. Dugan, Dean of Boys, is happily looking at the trophy won by the students of De Anza in the fair parade. Mr. Dugan was the one who helped, with the help of a few students, get the float thing started. I2 Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Guthrie's secretary, pictured left, is busily typing. Our nurse, Mrs, Hermine Leavens, worked this year Mondays and Fridays at Balboa and Tuesdays and Thursdays at De Anza. Dsdmgw gdls of b Pictured below A. S. B. Commissioner of service, Leanna Tousignant admires DeAnza's new banner that was carried by: Kim Ford, Thalia Long, Deb- bie Brobisky and Debbie Zinskey in the parade. Miss Schaetzel made the background for the banner, and the letters were made by Mr. Fortmeyer, Carol Taylor, Susan Radakovich, Steven Schaab and Mike O'Connor. it ' V PM rs' 4' wg' ,JL V. lflldl if

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