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

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,-. 40' in vw p - ' OFFICE STAFF Top row: A. Savage, A. Messer, D' WEST, B- Heyenga. BoTTom row: H. FosTer, V. Owen, N. Thomas. The office sTaTT greeTs The barrage of sTudenTs Thar sTorm The aTTendance office daily and processes Them in and ouT of classes. They deliver messages and counselors' call slips from one end of The campus To The oTher and aTTend To The Grossmonf l-li wheels To make a school Tick. This group Tur I MOM SHERMAN The paperless sTudenTs flock To The stu- denT exchange between classes where their dwindling supplies of paper and pencils are replenished. This is The only sTudenT exchange anywhere ThaT can boast of having The incomparable Mom Sherman Tor manager, and Thais really somefhing To brag about Th is png gh School paperwork. On any campus iT Takes big and small ns The-small wheels and ThaT's half The loaTTle. MRS. D. BENEDICT Binding up the wounded from The great and small casuaITies at Grossmont is The nurse's main job, Mrs. Benedict attends To The needs of The school by being There iusf in case someone breaks a neck. P spoiisnrerl by: Selzbyis jewelers

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l lvl Wir fb Tw! fini Q - 19 Gill iff! W 4 Q MW l John T. WarburTon VValTer R. BarneTT Principal Vice Principal IT's nearly impossible To improve on GrossmonT, buT That has been done by John T. WarburTon, our principal. He leads The assaulT on Grossmonf problems flanked by The faculTy and all oTher groups under his direcrion. Mr. WalTer R. BarneTT as The sec- ond in command, helps To keep The Troops in line. In his work, his Time and paTience are re- warded doubly when sTudenTs co-operaTe. UnforTunaTely, many crusade leaders aren'T equipped wiTh The services of a helpful secreTary like Mrs. Ann Homola. If They were, crusades would be guar- anreed To succeed. i Secrefa ry JP 3 3 I O 3 2 Q 'IU 30 Z This page sponsored by: fohn B. Reed, r Ei CD ENC Q1 ii

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CAFETERIA STAFF GROUNDSMEN AND CUSTODIANS T. - Feeding an army of sTudenTs is a Tamily size iob, Timed and handled aT GrossmonT by Manager Rose McCroy, her sisTer VioleT l-leyer and a sTaTT of six women. They have earned commendaTions for The school by all lunch maiors and by every- one inTeresTed in providing Themselves wiTh nourishmenT during lunch period. There are Those around GrossmonT who Think ThaT liTTerbugs should be fined, and who can blame Them? ATTer all, liTTerbugs give The groundsmen and cusTodians Trash-can and wasTe-paper-baskeT-Tuls of headaches, headaches which don'T end when school is ouT. Like GrossmonT's sTudenT body, These me ri, numbering eight, have homework, which begins aTTer sChOOl is OUT, COnsisTs OT Cleaning The school Trom The T buildings To room 121, and lasts until The am. hours. OT course, all Their homework is due beTore TirsT period The Tollowing day. One OT The big TGCTOTS in O1 bu ClI'iver'S Task iS Time. lnTenT upon his iob, his main concern is To bring sTudenTs To school on Tirne. Keeping The bUSeS i ineST CondiTiOn TS PGVT OT This iob, and neiTher rain nor gnarled TraTTic can keep These cour- iers Trom The swiTT del' ery of y TudenTs. 0 if ge W , T 'T' T7 T M A x T X 5 X V fl! I X f -N' K IT UNI-3, l-llf M' S rrfr 4 Ol., J Ulgjsi ff Bus DRIVERS This page sponsored by: Golden State Fabrics