Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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Om' bury and t'1flL'l6lIf Hajj' of dielilianr and cooler, left to rigbl-Mrs. Rose Barnett, Mrs. Jeanie Rogers, Mrs. Lillie Bye, Rose Kennedy, and Par Barnett. I We ae Keen gel What would Grossmont be without its well-kept lawns and gardens? . . . its clean-swept halls and rooms? ..... The beauty of our school we owe to the tireless efforts of our janitors and gardeners. Zdell-Kap! 7aa Steaming soups . . . crisp salads . . . streams of hungry students . . . rows of tables . . . every seat taken . . . chattering voices . . . an occasional drop- ped tray . . . teachers saying. . . Pardon me, please! . . . . . Wlho feeds us? . . . . . Mom Barnett and her smiling helpers. Entrance to cafeteria-11:45. Sbouvz in ibeir u'orb.rbop are our mpalzle jfuzilorr, left lo rigbl-Archie Hollenheck, john Toynton, D. M. Velman, and Herbert Pittman. Our bury gardenerr, left to right-Frank Doug las, Carl Harkleroad, and Channing Newel.

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An informal picture of our .rrlwol board in action. Seaied left lo rigbl are Mr. C. H. Foster. Dr. R. A. Crawford, Mr. R. King Kauffman, Mr. Roy Arnott and Mrs. john Abbott. Ward ' Members of the Board of Trustees have given their time and hard work to the service of our school . . . receiving no pay . . . little recognition . . . lots of grief ..... They have con- trolled Grossmont's purse-strings and apportioned the school budget wisely throughout the year. ' To these businessmen who act as the connecting link between our school and the community we give deep apprecia- tion . . . R. King Kauffman . . . Roy Arnott . . . Clarence H. Foster . . . John E. Abbott . . . Dr. R. A. Crawford. Pictured al uforlz, lefl to rigbl-Miss Marion Lowe, Mrs. Violet Kercher, Mrs. Irma Sears and Miss Marjorie Swoboda. Miss Tisdale, where can I find a good civics reference? ..... Our librarian . . . pleasant '. . . efficient . . . ready to assist . . . helps us every day. Miss Elizabeth Tisdale, librarian Much little - known work of our school is carried on behind the counter in the office Mrs. Irma Sears . Mrs. Violet Kercher Marion Lowe . . . Mar jorie Swoboda . . . a are keeping our records in neat files . . . carry ing on the business of a large institution. l 5

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fffw-fgffie fww SS Nine shiny buses waiting in a line . . . a rush of students . . . the roar of starting motors ..... Some turn to the right . . . La Mesa . . . Lemon Grove . . . . . Some turn to the left . . . E1 Cajon . . . Lake- side . . . Alpine. Friendly drivers . . . careful drivers . . . Tom Gould . . . Carl Larsen . . . Charles Rushton . . . Roy Steers . . . Ernie Belch . . . Wilfred Smith . . . Maran Garrison . . . Charles Arnold. Our careful but df'i1f'6l'J', left lo right--Charles Arnold, Arthur Depew, Ernie Belch, Roy Steers, Charles Rushton, Maran Garrison, Am! Been Wwkhei Carl Larsen and Torn Gould. L E Mr. Ira Beck, night watchman Wlmen no light is showing through Gross- mont's halls only the night watchman remains . . . . . Ira Beck has patrolled our school in the dead of night for nine years . . . little known . . . seldom heard of . . . yet always there. 7