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

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' IQ? ' Vu ATTENDANCE OFFICE A constant stream of traffic runs its way into the attendance office where Tommy Gould, Mrs. Owens, Mrs, Bogle, and Mrs, Pittman malce the master absence list and Iceep all attendance records. A friendly word and quick service are given all Foothillers who come here. OFFICE STAFFS COUNSELORS I-Iello, Joe? Got a problem? Why not talce it to your counselor? Mrs. Fitch greets the troubled or unhappy with a smile and directs each pupil to his class counselor. ui 'J BUSINESS OFFICE In the business office we find Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Burns, Mr, Ahern, and Mrs. LeMasters who keep the financial accounts and supervise the business proceedings and countless other jobs. Mrs. Sears is Mr. Smith's secretary and is also RECEPTION OFFICE Busy indeed is Mrs. Eldridge, running the switchboard, compiling and editing the daily bulletin, answering Gross' monters' questions at every turn and receiving visitors to our school. 6 I I 1 gg , I secretary for the board of trustees.

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lllllrrg' ADMINISTRATION Q2 Qi xg N gl 4 ii Nu Vyw,,lfr'lfZ S ' 'ex X s NAS? i.a2i.'23i MR. HAROLD HUGHES Serving as everything from architect to bus schedule malcer, Mr. Hughes, our vice principal is lcept on the go. Even though he is one of the busiest men at Grossmont, Mr. Hughes always has time to help one and all. si MR. LEWlS E. SMlTH Mr. Smith, our popular principal, takes an active part in both faculty and stu- dent affairs. His leadership, valuable advice, fine sportsmanship and friendli- ness are an inspiration to all Gross' monters. We are indeed fortunate to have such a wonderful principal. ,. 1 .4 ' X Fi S53 NK 4 Q X -J I 'J J Qi 1. X- , K 3. X sf it iff NX TX, x R MR. BENTON HART Whom do the counselors and teachers take their troubles to? To Mr, Hart. Although he carries the burdens of Grossmont on his shoulders, Mr. Hart always has a cheerful smile. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members of the Board of Trustees have given their time and hard work to the service of our school-receiving no pay-little recogni- tion-lots of griefwthey have controlled Grossmonts purse-strings and apportioned the school budget wisely throughout the year. They are Clarence Foster, President: Claude Beagel, clerk: Rexford Hall, Lester Freeman, and Conrad Cooper.

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Attractive fclwool grounds and buildin are the proot ot our ianitors and ya worlcers' etticiency. F. Baker, R. Burn M, Eclweverri, H, Messinger, L. Katz, Miller, A, Nelson, C, Newell, l-I, Pittrna G. Preisser, G, Salazar, G. Snyder, CUSTODIANS AND YARD WORKER J A - i 1 C l I Steers, J. Toynton, D, Velman, A. Waltz and J. Woolley. Transportinq us from lwome to job ot our bus drivers. WI lx! kt 1 1 V . X 5 is Q ..- '59 I HM-l one-,ao 'ka -. 'P-,' Q , , . ,-4 Lf!! .Lu Au, y , , , rib ' ' ' BUS DRIVERS sclwool and back again in eyerytliing from rattle traps to smootl'1 iobiesu is the .-. V. - -Q1-ff .i Fl ii ..,', . X 5 U ' Q 1 is -fl' gg X w H x f 4 N I 4 l ' 5:5344 ' 7 A 'Q x R I 'rf 1' Q Q 5