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

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Q owers ehind the eels lifusln xld.,lItlrs0 ' :Xrtliur liulzer BOARD OF TRUSTEES The silent machinery in a ear that does so much swrk is like our Board of Trustees. Without any fuss or ado they make the decisions that are reflected in the success of our school. Many of the students never see or never have the chance to meet these fine men who repre- sent the five districts that make up Excelsior High School. Leaving the board of trustees after eighteen years of outstanding service to Excelsior, Mr. M. P. Killingsworth. representative from Artesia and Bloomfield. and former head of the Board of Trustees. was replaced by Mr. L. D. Donnell. ' Russel lvtterhack

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Whee Ali ners MR. RICHARD CAHR .-Ks the tiny wheels and mugs in the coniplif-atc-ml ina- chincry of a watch rely on thx- main-fpring su lin thn- Hxc-vlsiur. Nlr. Richard Cahr. I'rinc'ipal. Having liven lmth a Studvnt and tvavlic-r at lfxf-1-lsiur hv unclvrstuncls lhv prohlc-ins uf lmth groups. This in-ur Hr. Guhr has he-lped us tu adjust to thc- invreasing pmh- lem of crmsdefd Classrooms and double iunvh pvrimis. Nlr. Ri1'harrHluhr J 1 ,g H 'lfft 111' 111' students and teachers depend upon the lnain-spring of