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

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MISS ETHEL I. PROSSER Junior Counselor The example Miss Prosser sets for aII of us is one of cheerfulness and efficiency. She is always ready to help out those who come to her. Miss Prosser is Dean of Women and cooperation seems to be the motto she goes by in her daily WOT . . MR. JOHN CORNELIUS Senior Counselor The seniors owe a large vote of thanlcs to their helpful counselor Mr. Cornelius in making their last year at dear G.U.H.S. an enjoyable and profitable one I MR. HART Mr. Hart has to be a perfect cross between a cave-man and a bobby-soxer this year, as all the jobs seem to fall on him. He is not only the sophomore counselor but also the Director of all the counseling, in charge of the veterans program, the vocational career conference, and MISS ELIZABETH PETERS Freshmen Counselor The frosh got off to a good beginning this year with the guidance of their very capable counselor, Miss Peters. This is the first year of counseling for Miss Peters and .all the frosh will agree she has made a success of it. the testing program.

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MR. LEWIS E. SMITH Principal An institution like Grossmont needs careful planning and leadership, these important tactors have been supplied by our time principal, Mr. Smith. l-le is a triend ot all who lcnow him and an inspiration to us all. BOARD OE TRUSTEES L s E Smith. Principal, Conrad Cooper, Irma Sears, Harold G. Hughes, Charles A Foster: Rextord A. l-lallg Claude A. Beagle: Lester A. Freeman. The many activities ot our ever able Vice-Principal, l-larold G. Hughes, include the details ot school admin- istration which vary 'From conterences with the architect ot our new building to the budget tor our next year's scratch paper. HAROLD G. HUG!-IES

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is A in . ,Z U ni . C ' t fvll X' a E 0 I i . f ' - i U v 1 ,U '- -1 l Oli ' 'F' - yrs? fgo 0 5... :P 0 , ,.5, W N oo , , 35,23 r ' ' f uuuymuffgx-q ' 'J likill-4-ul-c-44.4,-.lM.,, : lj ' um f.-.ws--Q NURSES Do you have any aches or pains of any kind? If you do you can always find relief from your ailments in the quiet and efficiently run nurse's ofice. Mrs. Eddie S. Parvin is the Senior nurse in charge and Mrs. Sylvia Anne Chambers is her helper. MRS. NEWELL Bobby-soxers or stone-agers, girls are always losing things. In the girl's PE. department the reliable Mrs. Newell is the person that keeps track of the girl's belongings and finds their lost articles. OFFICE STAFF The office staff is an efficient unit of hard working secretaries, receptionist, bookkeepers, and question answerers. They keep bulle- tins out, grades recorded, telephones answered, money straight, attendance records, and millions of other jo-bs that keep our school running with the wheels of progress.