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

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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.

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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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.-' N Y . MAINTENANCE MEN r V X nr -. X , Q I , It 1 X ,ry Lbb. . E 35.93 11 t Q., X , .JI FM M ' , T '-if . Q A y ,My . . .5 F 1. ,. 'sg'-if-l,,.1ge W V 'xg ., lvl' y 'xg' ' Q Wi-. 1 ti . ' ROW ONE: R Gardener, O. Maring, W. Alexander, J. Vigus, L. Henry, N. West. ROW TWO: B. Wise- man, R. Wishon, O. Miller, H. O'Neal, C. Standlee, J. Ryken. ROW THREE: V. Sayles, R. DeJong, E. McVey, F. Summers, A. Follis, T. James. YK 20 ROW ONE: M. Tilton, M. McKinnen, T. James, R, Gardner, C. Oyler, H. R, DeJong, C. Back, D. Schoen, L, Boone, D. Mennealy, G. Bottema. CUSTCDDIANS 7' Steward. ROW TWO: R. Fennel, F y ,js W um t The show must go on, and that it did, through rain, fog, and smog as the bus drivers took us to and from school each day. The men behind the scenes also played an important role in the pro- duction of The Excel- sior Story. Without our dedicated custodian and maintenance men our production could not have been possible. BUS DRIVERS ROW ONE: A. Stakeman, J. Reynolds, L. Curtis, D. Mulligan. ROW TWO: H. Scrog- gins, E. Beard, E. Kunkel, E. Cade.