Grant Union High School - Del Pasado Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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4 . M11 JP ,.. ,wax . if f 5 , gi.-1-P W? SCHOOL BOARD OF GRANT UNION A great deal of credit should be given to the board of trustees for freely donating their time toward the advancement and improvement of school management. Their goal is to make school life as pleasant as possible to student, teacher, and taxpayer. From left to right they are: Mrs. Gay C. Hammaker, Clerk, Mr. Edwin D. Witter, Mr. Elwood Keema, Principal, Mr. Rolon L. Allred, Chairman: and Mr. Fred H. Knudsen. Mr. Charles Schei- del, trustee, is not pictured. Mr. Kiesewetter, formerly Dean of Boys, is now Administration Assis- tant, having been appointed to that office in January, 1947. Having taught commercial and .business courses at Grant six years, he is well qualified to supervise the financial department, which includes the business office, student store, and cafeteria. MR. KIESEWETTER . . . Vice Principal . A future murst be plafnned .

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.n - X f' li 41.11 I IIS! u lil. lin' I IRQ! H-'al Jr' I w - , A' ssl, MR. J ULIAN . . . ATTENDANCE SUPERVISOR MR. DESIMON E . . . DEAN OF BOYS Attendance supervision is perhaps the most delicate and ticklish work of the administration. The work requires a high degree of tact and diplomacy which Mr. Julian is truly capable of using. Demanding nothing but full cooperation from the student body, he has merited praise for a smoothly-operating department. Having had a schoolroom background, Mr. Desimone is well acquainted with the problems of both teacher and student and administers accordingly. His capabilities are very often dis- played in dealing with these problems. Miss Briggs' vivacious smile and comfortable personality have won the friendship of a great many stu- dents. Her inconspicuous competence as Dean of Girls and English instruc- tor is one of her most estimable traits. MISS BRIGGS . . . , Dean of Girls . its c0'1zstituent.s trained .