Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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RE-.'GlS'l'RAF Mrs. Sarah Talbot, registrar, is responsible tor scheduling all classes, assigning student programs, enrolling new students, evaluating and making transcripts, and controlling student records. ' ' ltr! if. ,J l v wg g 'f Qi fm BM ,-nag J I A' v , A l l f .lrel A f A- initiate - SARAH w, TALBOT Registrar 2, I-X'l l'ENDi-XNCEI if L I I 4' HARRY GARBER Attendance Supervisor ffm -if-tn' -'P S 1- I. .1, .L 1.13: ' + Keeping accurate student attendance records is the primary responsibility ot Mr. l-larry Garber, supervisor ot attendance. Among his secondary duties are supervising the attendance ottice and assisting the deans in student control. FI' I 5 l l f rl-ICL: ST:-Xrr Assisting in school offices in a clerical capacity are Mrs. Imogene Kampfer lguidonceeattendance senior clerlcl, Mrs. Avis Jalan lattendancel, Mrs. Ann Stcimborski lguidancel, Mrs. Roselle Monclaville lattendancel, and Mrs. Mary Cole lsecretory to the principall, Q? x' ' - . . 'E '-v -f- A L ...M .,.,.,, A I erfc L - Q! X was ' ' .1 N Wi 4-49 ' 'vs as 'far ff

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i EILEENE LABARTHE Vice-Principal, Deen of Girls DEAN f F B' YS Mr. Allen Wells, dean ol boys, was appoinTed To This posiTion lasT year. The boys look To Mr. Wells Tor guidance and assisTance when problems arise. l-le is also responsible Tor boys' discipline, The in- vesTigaTion of eligibiliTy, assemblies, awards, ad- vising The sTudenT governrnenT, supervising The mon- iTor sysTem, and making game arrangemenTs. if ' , V ICE PF INCIPAL Upon compleTion of The school year, Mrs. Eileene LaBarThe will have marked her Third year as vice- principal and dean of girls. In addiTion To her duTies in These capaciTies, she serves as an adviser To The Girls' League, and supervises The Teaching sTalLF, The school calendar, and The bus schedule. OTher duTies include The organizaTion and managemenT oT sTu- denT acTiviTies, and supervision of In-Service Training. 'N fx Mrs. LaBarThe discusses school business with Mr. Rick Rowland. ,J f K T 'L X . 1 -eg , it -ur' f v ' l 'il , if T f f .gi I - ALLEN WELLS lA E-'if cf Ezfs X vf -rl - X ,f T l L ' I.: .. xx ix Mr, Allen Wells poinrs our advantages of a new school program to Mr. Paul Vorlfink English insiruclor.

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F1-1- 4.32-L. BJSINESS EDUCATlf N To familiarize sTudenTs vviTh The knowledge needed for a successful career in s Educafion DeparTmenT, under The supervision of Mr. Ernesf Palmer, offered basic and advanced courses in a varieTy of subiecrs. Those maioring in commercial subiecfs Took bookkeeping, business law, general busi- ness, office pracfice, shorThand, TranscripTion, Typing, and business machines. Non-majors were able To Take any of These courses as elecTives. Sfressing accuracy, prompfness, dependabiliTy, and friendliness, The deparTmenT acquainTed sTudenTs vviTh all aspecfs and condifions of a commercial career. business, The Busines THOMAS CASHMAN Typing, Marh MARGARET FINAN ShorThancl AGNES HOLMES Typing ,,,W1ml'9 kg Q 1 ,- x l E' RICHARD PAULSELL RAYMOND POLENTZ Gen. Business, Fresh. Problems Bus. Machines, Dr. Training .irq ' A lk 40x , X f , , , 'g-E,-as ' Bi 'V ,M 1 , Q 1-:gr ERNEST PALMER Bookkeeping, Gen. Business Mrs. Margaret Finan gives assistance to Evelyn Cavanciugh in TrcinscripTion. HAROLD VAIL Bus. Low, Bkkg., Typing 'Q