Downey High School - Volsung Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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And. Emciency Mrs. Mary Littlefield Mrs. lmogene Littlefield Mrs. Juanita Burda Mrs. Agnes Deer Mrs. Mariam Rce Mrs. Verna Benett Through the efficiency of Mr. L. H. Williams, business manager, the school has been kept run- ning smoothly throughout the year. Beside keeping all attendance records, Mr. Williams is also finan- cial supervisor. On Mr. Williams' staff are general secretary Mrs. Mary Littlefield, and Mrs. Effie Bakos, finan- cial secretary. Mrs. LittIefield's duties are keeping all records of purchases including school supplies. Making up the payroll and the school budget keep Mrs, Bakos busy. In the general office are Mrs. Marian Rae, gen- eral secretary and receptionist, Mrs. Verna Bennett, attendance secretary, and Mrs. Juanita Burda, sec- retary to Mr. Shambaugh. Mrs. Burda also oper- ates the newly installed switchboard and keeps all student body accounts. Attendance secretary for the Central Junior High is Mrs. Imogene Littlefield. Until April when she resigned to move East, Mrs. Loretta Keasling also worked in the Junior High. Also resigning this year was Mrs. Agnes Deer from Mr. Williams' office. Mrs. Effie Bokos Mrs Loretta Keasling MR. L. H. WILLIAMS Business Manager Page l l

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For greater harmony I I I I I I BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated, left to right: Mr. S. F. Unsworth, clerk, Mr. Frank H. Barnes, Mr. Otto T. Boyd, presi- dent, Mr. Melvin F. Quigley, Mr. Neil T. Rogers, who resigned in January. Otto T. Boyd President S. F. Unsworth Clerk Page l0 Reno H. Sirrine Frank H. Barnes Melvin F. Quigley I I Most important to the development of Downey Union High Sctlool District is our re- liable Board of Trusteles, conslstng of the president, Mr. Otto T. Bo Unsworth, and members Mr, Melvin F. Quigley, rine, who devote many valuable time to school of the Downey Union Hi yd, the clerk, Mr. S. F. Mr. Frank H. Barnes, and Mr. Reno H. Sir- long hours of their usiness in the interest h School. As they look over blueprints, plans and specifications for the development of our school plant, they see a majestic school system in the not too distant fclture. ln addition to the bliilding program, they are also responsible for the many improve- ments in our general school program and sys- rem. 1 I I I

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X These advance dancers, the faculty 1 a 1 1 , . . 1 1 N ' 4.51.5 . 1 x X ' i Page l 2 Top Panel: MISS BEATRICE ROSE AMAR, Junior-Senior High-physical education MRS. LULU AMOS, Junior High-social stu- dies, science, math MR. RALPH BAIRD, Junior High-science, math, algebra MISS JACQUELINE BARLOW, Junior High- science MR. LYLE BERRYHILL, Junior High-social studies, shop Left Panel: MRS. PEARL BOUCHER, Senior High -shorthand, typing, office practice MRS. IRENE BRIDGES, Senior High- librarian MISS GLORIA CARTOZIAN, Junior High-English, Spanish MR. RUDY COOPER, Senior High- music, English Right Panel: MR, EDWARD BRAGG, Senior Hig.h -algebra, trigonometry, football coach, Junior High-math MR. P. J. BURBECK, Junior-Senior High-mechanical drawing MR. ROY COLEMAN. Junior High- shop MRS. LOUANA B. COURTNEY, Jun- ior High-English f' l Bottom Panel: MRS. DOROTHY DePALMAR, Senior High- homemaking MRS. CATHERINE EDDY, Junior High-math, English, physical education MISS FRANCES ELWELL, Junior High-foods, home economics MRS. HILDA FRANKLIN, Junior High-social studies MRS. CHARLOTTE GERBER, Junior High- drama, English