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

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llur Many Needs Btu .gi ,f' The nineteen bus drivers of Ex- celsior being of sound mind and body when they start on their bus routes may not be after they fin- ish with us students. Give them a helping hand. Be quiet! Bus Drivers V . VK X DW 1: J. Vigus, T. James, 1. Tulleys, R. Gardner, R. Beauchamp, C. Oyler. ROW 2: W. Clower, De Jong, R. Wishon, 0. Zwinge, C. Back. Row 3. M. McKinmon, L. Boone, G. Bottbma, W. Ander- nn, R. Osborne. ROW 4: Mr. Steward, Head. Janitors ROW 1: L. Curtis, A. luinard, M E Beard James Reynolds ROW 2 A Stakeman E Cade H Cro ans, ' ' r ' 5 1 1 - 1 - W. Kempton. in lEl l J l A ? ?' cf In order to keep therooms and campus clean there was a staff of twelve men under the direction of Mr. Ben Stanfield. No doubt you've seen the little yel- low sweeper putting along each day to keep our walks clean. Besides keeping our campus neat, the custo- dians fill many a student's special need, such as cutting that lock off your book locker because you lost or misplaced the key. These are only a few tasks our custodians performed. 21

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Faculty Club if ff f Nlr. V- Hawley Mr. B. Robinson Miss J. Rogers Mr. N. Gandolfo Mr. S. ROEBFS And llthers Served - . . vw SI , ,gf l fx Mr. C. Jarrell President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C-T-A. .Representative N-E-A Rellfeseflta One would think that the teachers of Excelsior would be tired of talking to the students in the classes all day, but they aren't! They have their own organization where they talk with one an- other and discuss problems of their teaching profession. The association is composed of the faculty and administration of the school and it coordinates planning for the betterment of both their relations with each other and the students. j Cafeteria Workers Taking Mr. R. Eissler's place as Flight Deck Supervisor this past year was Mr. Cleavinger. Mrs. Lee, Flight Deck Manager, worked hard to keep it running smoothly. The student workers are divided into two divisions, district and student body. The district provided hot sandwiches and the student body has - Q FE: B. A B. Burkhardt, L. Boyd, A. Hulst, J. Davenport, H. Galbreath. ROW 1-M. Bullard, P. Roberts, H. Becker, G. Foreman, M. Rivas. ROW 2: B. James, R. Burgess, B. Boyd, A. Noble. ROW 3: E. Patten, W. Ryder, M. Boyd, E. Endres, V. Ewers. 20 charge of the confection end of the Flight Deck. Mrs. Lee Flight Deck Manager Secretaries Typewriters, shorthand note- books, files, gym equipment, books and authors were each tools of the trade for individual secre- ' taries at Excelsior. The administrative officers could not have kept the records of the students in order if it had not been for their efficient secretaries. The Physical Education Students will well remember the assistants who had their equipment ready. In the library students and teachers alike, were aided by the librarian and her secretary. They had the job of keeping the books in order. As you can see, the school could not have functioned without our secretaries.

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