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

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- WHILE ALL WERE SERVED AND - CAFETERIA FLIGHT DECK Nutritious and well-balanced meals were served to the studentbody of Excelsior High, and Norwalk High this past year by the seven cafeteria workers headed by Mrs. Redmayne. The staff served close to 400 meals each day, and also helped in the cooking of banquets which were held in the cafeteria. Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Eissler, the Flight Deck has been open for the past five years for the convenience of the students. Students who have given up their snack and lunch periods are the ones who are keeping the Flight Deck running. From the Scribes of Egypt many centuries ago, down through the ages, secretaries have been a valuable aid to man. In keeping school records, financial and otherwise, helping in the offices, helping the faculty and students work together and by themselves, the secretaries, including the women working in the book room and the girls' gym, have donea capable iob of making Excelsior High the biggest and best school in its district. Peggy Baker Hazel Becker Blanche Boyd Mariorie Boyd Eillen Endres Georgia Foreman Mabel Hanson Barbara James Audrey Noble Emilie Patten Barbara Rauch Connie Singleton Nlae Steward Jean Thomson Ada Waymire

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- MANY WORKED, SOME PLAYED - Mr. G. Curtis, Mr. N. Gandolfo, Mr. V. Hawley, Mr. S. Rogers, Mr. A. Root. Faculty Officers M'Li ss FAC ULTY P LAY The Villain Was Found Guilty. The Murder Trial Begins Strange as it may seem to the stu- dents of Excelsior, our teachers have had an organization of their own, the Faculty Association. The man who held the gavel this year was Mr. George Curtis, boys P. E. coach . Mr. Volney Hawley banged the gavel in the President's absence, while Mrs. Arlene Root, school nurse, took care of the correspondence, the min- utes and all other secretarial duties. Mr. Nick Gandolfo, English teacher, took charge of counting the cash and reporting on income and expenses. Imagine our teachersworkingin ac- tivities with all their school work, how did they do it?

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F '- HELPED ON THEIR wAY. - QE. From Bottom Up Vigus . . Everett fClancyJ Pardee BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers played a very important part in the operation of our school . They are skillful drivers who transport several hundred students to and from school each day. They al- so took our athletic teams and band to all events in which they partici- pated . l'l.N. Steward, S. Simms, B. Beauchamp, O.B. Millar, H. Boone, D. DeJong, O. Zwinge, D. Shoen, G. Bottema, C. Standlee, C. Oyler, J. Armstrong, R. Osborne, L. CUSTODIANS Under the able supervision of Mr. Ben Stanfield, head custodian, the custodians have had the task of cleaning the campus and rooms. They have also filled special needs for teachers. Because their job is so necessary they were seen everywhere and al- ways doing something. ROW l: A. Frantz, A. Stakeman, W,A. Kempton, Dan Mulligan, D. Dickers, B. Stanfield. ROW 2: A. Elam, E. Cade, J. Curtis, D. Hamner. , 11. W, .r ss r L 9 'r t?.f.it'LL ti-kfzf.. 'nw M S' 4: ef 4 if :cs , , 3. 14 'RVBZKWH fs I 5 . it ii' .5 P ,1 , ,ig 4' . Fm 'Q Q - ' ---te -2 me-:f:.r' Nr -5-5 .wr-f f 4 Nr: 'Keys t UWM.. .X X ,M ri- Jrqzhliqtgwngnfix wi uv ,252 nm H A- Mr. H. Steward Mr. B. Stanfield