Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Mzfhfanance Jew Keeping our lawns looking neat and trim, and repairing broken clocks, damaged desks, plus a host of other little things are just a few of the many iolos the busy maintenance staff accom- plishes. Even after school, when students and teachers have left, the staff continues working to prepare for the next clay. 4-Q 71' I . 4 vs. Heads of the maintenance staff are Mr, Carl C. Pope, chief engineer, and Mr. Dorsey Merrill, chief custodian. Ng-or Composing the maintenance staff of i959-60 were, Row la Carl C. Pope, Frank J. Satlarski, Hipolito Olivo, Row 2: Lawrence Nickle, Virgil Christensen, R. E. Burling, Craig Evans, Row 3: M. E, Day, Mildred Butler, Stella Dawson, W. A. Done, Max Littlefield. .L Carl Johnson, Merrvill Young, Dorsey Merrill Jim Whittemore, Ernest Kyson. Row A: Mrs 4

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Although their tasks may seem routine, the clerical personn Mrs. Marcina Daniels, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, Mrs, Cath Friendly and obliging at all times, attend- ance officers and school secretaries perform a valuable service. Among their duties are the transaction of school business, manage- ment of student body funds, and keeping of tardy and absence records. JWQNHQWUZ Wfw rf Xi .QE f 99 el provide a useful service. Among these personnel are Mrs. Susie Keeler, Mrs. Mary Tye, erine Tench, Mrs, Alma Hall, and Mrs. Lucille Clark. at .stiff ' . s P Xi .J Newtie, would you call these students for us, ask Mr. Ted Andrews, attendance supervisor, and Mrs Mabel Gansz, attendance clerk. Newtie is switchboard operator Miss Clarice Newton, friend of students and faculty alike. c' 51 It takes many hands to keep a school running, and doing their share are Mrs. Emma Hubert, senior secretary, Mrs. Doris Lewis, registrar, and Mrs. Martha Bloomberg, clerk.

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s. .Q- I Satisfying hungry Glendale students is the iob of the cafeteria staff. The staff is composed of: Row l: Rhoda Naud, Charlotte Lucier, Beverly Stanley, Estella Epperson, Ruth Logsdon, Patricia Powell, Margaret Snow. Row 2: Lena Anderson, Evelyn Held, Christine Falivena, Helen Pommer, Roma l 1' GO . Nichols, Morigold Lewis, Anna Killeen. Row 3: Alice Cota, Margaret Fowler, Lawrette Brouillard, Nellie Jackson, Cora King, Della Chance, Helen Mc- Donald, Isabel Jackson. 652721122 cgftgff 'if' T .. , tv 3' 'i A 4:-1 - . x A l ' -C ' -5 bv' ai. Making ends meet and preparing the daily menu are iust two of the many jobs belonging to cafeteria manager Mrs. Estella Epperson lsecond from rightl and her assistant managers Isabel Jackson, Charlotte Lucier, and Alice Cota. Not only do the busy women of Glendale Higl'1's cafeteria prepare breakfast and lunch for hungry Glendale students, they also find time to prepare banquets for various clubs and organizations. They begin working at 7 a.m., baking their own pastries and preparing their own special dishes under the supervision of Mrs. Isabel Jackson, who became cafeteria manager second semester when Mrs. Estella Epperson was promoted to assistant cafeteria supervisor for Glendale schools.