John H Francis Polytechnic High School - Student Yearbook (Sun Valley, CA)

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MAIN OFFICE STAFF. MISS TARP MRS. MATZ, MRS. HODGES AND MRS. ZOTOS are the members of our main office staff. It is their job to take part in the training of selected students from office practice classes and greet visitors. They also answer count- less questions from the faculty, the students and the community. SCHOOL SECRETARY. MRS. RAINWATER, our school secretary, has a very busy job, but she handles it quite capably. Some of her varied duties include being secretary to our principal, ordering school supplies, making faculty payrolls, and handling correspond- ence and substitute teacher assignments. FINANCIAL MANAGER. All the school ' s financial matters are handled by MR, LIVERMONT with the assistance of MRS. LUCILLE DOUGLAS and MRS. MAXINE LIVERMONT. They collect and make an account of all money received at school dances and other student activities. In addition, they also allocate funds for the operation of the cafeteria.

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POLYS LIBRARY is conveniently located and offers on excel- lent selection of books to botfi the faculty and students. It is managed by MRS. BAYGULOW with the aid of MRS. WIM- BERLY. Together they keep things running smoothly and maintain the library ' s attractive appearance. One of their many duties is the job of scheduling classes for teachers who wish to have their students take advantage of the references available. DISTRIBUTING 50,000 TEXTBOOKS at the beginning of each semester is the special province of MRS. LILLIAN PAPAZIAN. New to Poly this year, Mrs. Papazian is a native of Detroit, Michigan. Before becoming a text- book clerk, she worked for on insur- ance agency. The card catalogue is of prime importance for reports requires o working knowledge of library prt papers and special

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CUSTODIAL STAFF. Poly ' s im- mense acreage presents a spe- cial challenge for these people. They work from early in the morning until late at night to maintain a clean campus. Poly ' s well-groomed appearance is a tribute to their efforts. They are, Row 1: F. Fligg, L. Gerbaude, B. Cooper, A. Veldespino, J. Lig- gins, K. Henry, H. Graham. Row 2: S. Crandall, Supervising Cus- todian, J. Evans, B. Kaitschuck, A. Robles, J. Sabatine, R. Camp- bell, W. Johnson, T. Jenkins. GARDENING CREW. Our beautiful lawns, shrubs, and athletic fields are due to their tireless efforts. L. to R.: Claude Sweet, Jack Strong, Alwin Bea- mon, BUILDING ENGINEER, John Magnu- son. Head Gardener, John Forlizzi. Mr. Beomon is responsible for the operation and maintenance of Poly ' s heating and ventilating equipment. CAFETERIA STAFF. Thirty-six hundred mouths to feed doily! The cafeteria staff provides nu- trition and lunch for Poly ' s hun- gry students. L. to R.: M. Baines, S. Moore, R. Dean, L. Coffey, P. Nye, J. Renick, E. Brown, T. Schmidt, N. Hall, F. Cantelli, C. Julian, A. Floyd, E. Rothenberg. 12