Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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Hester Arthurs Chr., Hom Ec. Joyce Barton Math. Henry Carlstedt Mech. Arts Jewell Davison Girl's Phys. Ed. Donald Encksen Art Sl., .124 ,M M4 f1.,fz,... Robert Ashton Wm. J. Atkins Chr., Boy's Phys. Ed. Mech. Arts Walter Baumgartner George Bishop Agriculture Ted Chenney Social Science Phyllis Deuel Commercial Dolores Evanson Girl s Phys Ed Mech. Arts Eugene Cleavinger Chr., Commercial F, E, Dewhirst Science Thomas Everly Language Frank Ausing Social Science Gertrude Bloom Health George Curtis Boy's Phys. Ed. John Donald Art Arthur Finch Mech Arts 59 -we ,x af William Brutf Science Jim Daniel Boy s Phys Ed Robert Downey Health Lucile Fulkerson Commercial Charles Bull English Marguerite Davis Science Verona Drummond Home Ec Pansy Gage Home Ec nn.

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M614 3011145 Giving her welcome advice and helpful suggestions to each and every girl at Excelsior Miss Tombs has proved to b an ex traordinary aid to the stud nts while working with tae stud nt ccun il and student body activ ities QOHGIJ OZJMHJ Advising and organizing the male students of Excel ior into a working unit was tne respon sibility of the Boys Vic Princi p l Mr Donald R Lund The student body courts were also under his k en eye MCAHFJ gained New at carrying out the duties of the attendance director ac cording to the laws of the state of California this year was Mr. Richard James. Mr. James and his staff have done a fine job fulfilling these duties. g gk U -...:: 1 eilfy J Ofiflflelel' Handling the school s fi nances and expenses have be n the tasks of Mr Henry Kors meter Business Manager This position is one of the most diffi cult but with Mr Korsmeier s excellent guidance eoch task has b en capably accomplished A 0l1Z0 lljtlilltllle The industriou work of Mr A Valentine helped many an underclassman solve his curri cular problems Filling the new ly established position of as sastant counselor was his task. Not only was he a help to the students, but to the adminis- tration as well. '

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To the faculty of Excelsior Union High we pay our sincere tribute, for under their leadership we have found knowledge, ac- complishment and contentment. ln the past year we have learned not only from textbooks, but also from actual application of democratic principles to everyday life. With the desire to create citizens equal to the tremendous task of tomorrow's world, they have proven to each and every student the four basic truths of our form of govern- ment' the freedom of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and above all the value of democracy T U Hawley Harold Hartlen Math Science Volney Hawley Mech Arts C L Hendrick Veta Hopper Boy s Phys Ed Language lla Huff Art Mary Johns English Social Science Jack Jolley Maurice Joyce Health Jean Haun Glrl s Phys Olden Hughes Boy s Phys Ed C W Kahn Chr Math Virginia G. lsenberg Social Science Carl Gutzwiller English Katie Hedborn Art Gail Jacobs English Alva Keim English Ethel Glenn Home Ec. Carl Haase Agriculture Mercedes Heinzeman Language Ernest Jensen Boy's Phys. Ed. Edwin Ksrkpatnck Study Hall 4 W