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

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To put all the qualities of Grossmont ' s big chief into one short paragraph is like tr)ing to crowd all the jo)s and memories of high school days into one annual. While we can mention his efficienc}-, understanding, and friend- liness, we cannot mention his thousand and one little thoughts and deeds that have made Mr. Smith stand out in our memory as a fine leader and friend. Mr. Lewis F. Smith, principal - J J Acting Vice-Principal, Principal of the Saturday Voca- tional School, and G. G. G. Board Advisor, is Mr. Seder. An active, sincere man, he takes the interest of every student to heart. Mr. Reu lubih I. S ;j jU-- Seder, vice-principal chccl Soatd Our Trustees have done a great deal this year toward the betterment of Grossmont, and have mapped out man)- plans for a bigger, modern school in the future. School Board — left to right: Lewis F. Smith, Principal; Claude A. Beagle, Clerk; Irma Sears, Secretary; Charles A. Foster, President; John S. Wise, Lester A. Freeman, Rexford A. Hall.

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ftiCH so doing, we pledge ourselves to the task of preserving the past and per- petuating the ideals and stand- ards for which they gave their lives. 57A M-i.

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l4lfnihUtMti t All Grossmonters h;ne reason to be well acquainted with Mr. Reed as Director of Attendance, Counseling and Research. Ser ■ing in this capacity, he is known for his fairness and his friendly advice. Mr. Raymond L. Reed, Director of Attendance, Counselling and Research No matter what time or occasion. Miss Ethel Prosser, Dean of Girls, is always read) to listen with interest and patience to our many problems, and with a kind smile and encouraging words, gives us just the right advice. Miss Prosser has served the school since its beginning, so we share our 25th anniversar) with her. Miss Ethel I. Prosser, Dean of Girls O ice ta(f The Office Staff has the tremendous job of handling grades, absences, school records, and hundreds of other tasks. But their work, no matter how heavy, is always done in an efficient, genial manner. Office Staff, left to right: Helen Savage, Irma Sears, Shirley John- son, Elizabeth Kubick, Alice Olson.