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

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HOMEMAKING MISS HESTER ARTHURS Santa Barbara St.: U.S.C. SPECIAL MISS C. COUTURE Farington St. Teachers: Barry Photography, travel, and flower arranging CLASSES Al MR. W. BAUMGARTNER MR. FRANK HAYMAN U.C. at Santa Barbara: U.C. Gadgets and inventions U.S.C. Golf, swimming and cattle raising , X.. '.n.:.g5.. 4524, X xii.. -'ii Q MISS PANSY GAGE MRS. HELEN TOELLE U. of Ark.: U.C. at Colo. St.: L.B.S.C. Berkelyf L.B.S.C. Travel, crafts, and sewing I .5 is MISS MARIE WILSON Ohio St.: U.C.L.A.: Loyola School, home, friends, and the arts LANGUAGE MISS VETA HOPPER Stanford: Nat'I U. of , Mex.: Sorbonne P A l I K ' - 'P A x 1 A, ' g ....v A i 4 .-o. i MR. ARTHUR DE HERAS MR. THOMAS EVERLY MRS. M. HEINZMAN U. of Michigan: U.S.C. U. of Colo.: U. of Denver: U.S.C.: Columbia Golf and handball U.S.C. University: Sorbonne Travel and gardening 4 J . ue MR. JAMES MILNER MRS. JUNE NELSON Trinity: L.B.S.C.: L.B.C.C.: U. of III.: Simpson Fresno St.: Loyola Gardening, reading, and Selling insurance badminton MISS N. ROACH Travel and languages S' ,,.. MR. HUGH YOST U. of Neb.: Kan. St. Teachers: Columbia U U.C.L.A. Photography MRS. ROBERTA STRIPLE L.B.S.C.: U.C.L.A.: Methodist Hospital Bowling if Working to better relationships b tween directors and the general cast, the Faculty Club met often to discuss various problems. Many decisions were reached to the benefit of all those working to- gether. FACULTY CLUB MISS REGINA PHELAN MR. JOHN DONALD MR. CLEO JARRELL MR, SIDNEY ROGERS Vice President Secretary N.E.A. Representative C.T.A. Representative MR. BRYAN ROBINSON President

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Mathematics MR. WILLIAM KAHM Nebraska Wesleyan: U.S.C.: U. of Arizona Flshlng and Mechanics Music MRS. WILDA YATES U.S.C. Pet poodle and antiques Art MR. JOHN DONALD Carnegle Tech. Color photography and art iv ti L? S T9 ...if MR. DON BRUNS U.C. at Santa Barbara: L.B.S.C. Surflng and golf MR. EDWIN CARRIGAN MR. HAROLD HARTJEN Pomona College U.S.C.: U.C.L.A.: L2B.S.C. Tennis: Swimming: music Woodworking: flshlng: trick math problems f f 'ul' 2 - - t, E35 '- i 1421 MR. QUENTIN YOUNG U.C. at Berkeley: San it-asefSt.: College of the ICI IC Fishing U.C.L.A. Golf MISS CARMEL LING U.S.C.: Whittier Muslc: sewing: reading i 'L i ' 'Q' J-u4.:i.ft 'r 2 if il i' x. if E Nl 4, ,. . . - , .Pi WI MRS. CLARA M. TRACY N. W. Mo. St. Teachers: U.S.C. Cactus ralslng Business Education MR. E. CLEAVINGER ,, f MR. H. VAN PETTEN Kans. St. Teachers: U.S.C. Track sports: travel MRS. PHYLLIS DEUEL MR. ROBERT EISSLER Drury: U.S.C. Golf: bridge: sports .1 .,,..f ,,5-,:.-t,.,4-w..1-.,w- - , I P I' . . L' is We ' K Hamline University jg Readlng ' ' ,ay 4 f vif au ' S V. ui . .f N ' . Q l A ..: ' if ,A -if A t..-vtiqsu. i i f -rgw Iliff.: it ii ' wt MR. JOSEPH LANGDON MRS. THERI ROTH MRS. FAYE WEBER Universl ' of South U.C.L.A. Dakota Music and reading Science MR. H. HULTGREN Winona St. U. of Mlnn. Skiing: skin-diving: paint ng: reading Health and Safety MRS. GERTRUDE BLOOM U. of Mlnn: L.B.S.C. Golf and bridge MR. JOHN BRAME MR. OLDEN HUGHES U.S.C. Oregon State Reading and volleyball Playing with his children MR. TEAUEY HAWLEY Whittier: U.S.C. Hiking: prospecting MR. L. MAGNUSSON U.S.C. Golf MISS EVA WILLIAMSON U.S.C.: U. of Okla.: Edmond St., Okla. Travel 8. collecting historical plates MR. STAN MALEK Whittier U.S.C.: L.B.S.C.: U.C.L.A. Building Golf: bridge f -, ' I h .gy E:-M ' A - , ' ' AP MR. EVERETTE ROEDER MR. RONALD GARDNER MR. MORTON LOVEMAN Wesleyan: Columbia L.B.S.C.: L.B.C.C. U.S.C. Reading: traveling: sports Surfing Photography

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CAFETERIA WCJRKERS Flight Deck Manager Mrs. lee Y X Y ' ' E gg f vr lk ROW ONE: R. Butler, B. Burkhart, G. Hooper, H. Galbreath. ROW TWO: I. Lewis, A. Hulst, M. Bailey. SECRETARIES M.. , uv, ..-A During a busy day our active cast found the Flight Deck, under the di- rection of Mrs. lee, and the cafeteria, under the direction of Mrs. Burk- hart, an indispensable help in nourishing their bodies to carry on the scenes of The Excelsior Story. With a cast of hun- dreds, there was a gigantic amount of book- keeping, records, and ac- counts to be kept. Our corps of efficient secre- taries attended to this duty and helped keep our production running smoothly. ROW ONE: B. Bradford, M. Bullard, M. Rivas, G. Foreman, E. Patton. ROW TWO: H. Becker, B. Boyd, R. Burgess, E. Endres, E. Harrison. ROW THREE: S. Russell, V. Ewers, B. James, A. Noble, D. Baker.