John Marshall High School - Barrister Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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F L T Y Faculty members are hard-working people who earn and deserve the credit they receive. Some members of the teaching staff are well-known out- side the school. Others are vitally interested in their hobbies, and still others pursue extra-curricu- lar activities at school. The following are the heads of their depart- ments: Mr. Newman, English; Mr. Donnally, his- tory; Mr. Stevens, languages; Mr. Oyler, science; Mr. Craig, mathematics; Mr. Messer, commercial studies; Mrs. Lewerenz. art; Miss Liljedahl. house- hold arts; Mr. Flam, industrial arts; Mr. C. Smith, boys ' gym ; Miss Anderson, girls ' gym. These teach- ers, besides outlining the curricula for their depart- ments, are a means of contact between their de- partment and the office. Mr. Allen is justly proud of his busy wood shop, for his classes turn out many beautiful and useful projects. Miss B. Anderson conducts a health-giving regime in the corrective rooms and has charge of the infirmary. Mrs. F. Anderson has come to Marshall as a newcomer, in the English department, after a two year leave of absence. Mrs. Baker can be found in the girls ' gym with her troupe of modern dancers. Mrs. Banning of the commercial department leads students through the IVR. ALLEN MRS. F. ANDERSON MRS. BANNING MRS. BOUVIER MISS BUTCHER MISS B. ANDERSON MRS. BAKER MISS BISCHOFF MRS BROWN MR. CAMERON MRS. BUCK MISS CAMPBELL MR. BEUHLER MRS. CLEWE 17 —

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MR. BUEHLER MR. OYLER MR. FOSSETT MR. STEVENS MRS. LANGSTRETH Mrs. Langstreth, registrar, has many functions to perform. She not only has charge of the attendance office but also oversees the activities of the Citizenship Court. Program guidance for in-coming BIO students is another of her specialties, as well as advising Senior boys who intend going to college. The co-ordinators, a group new to Marshall this year, include Mr. Oyler, health; Mr. Buehler, extra-curricular activities; Mr. Stevens, who is in charge of the cultural aspects of secondary edu- cation; and Mr. Fossett, counsellor to twelfth grade students who are new to Marshall. This group has for its purpose the inter-relating of the various departments in the school, bringing each into a more closely knit whole. The school clerks include a group of conscientious people, who by their willingness to be of service, have made both teachers and students grateful. They include the following: Mrs. Archey, Mr. Sniffen ' s secretary; Mrs. Hyde, senior clerk; Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Pretzinger, main office; and Mrs. D ' Amato, attendance office. Mr. Colitzen is in charge of the students ' store and does the school ' s bookkeeping. He also sells tickets for the many school activities. Doing their part to keep the school plant functioning efficiently, Mrs. Langstreth, the co-ordi- nators, and the clerks have all contributed their share. Archey, Mrs. D ' Amato. Mr — 16 —

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first steps towards proficiency in many business courses. Miss Bischoff ' s keen interest in current events is interpreted in her literature classes, while Mrs. Bouvier ' s students in Shakespeare hearken back to ye olden dayes. Witty Mrs. Brown does a thorough job of teaching French, while the members of her club acquire conversational ease in that language. Mrs. Buck, gym teacher, gives the girls a real workout; she also sponsors the C.A.A. Enthusiastic Mr. Buehler instructs classes in the science of life, biology. Miss Butcher helps students find out what things are made of — via chemistry. She uses no text book to accomplish this miracle. Mr. Cameron coaches swimming and the gym team, producing gym- nasts who are tops in their line. Miss Campbell and Mrs. Clewe are both experts in their field which is English. Miss Campbell is well known as the mentor of the Scholarship Society, while Mrs. Clewe ' s name has become synonymous with Vesper Services. Mrs. Cochran is responsible for Mar- shall ' s dramatic masterpiece, Trojan Women, and she deserves much credit. Mr. Cole teaches the inside dope in his physiology classes. Mr. Colestock, who took Mr. Cilmore ' s place recently, teaches economics and civics. Mr. Craig has gone Hollywood ; he gives a motion-picture-ized math course. Miss Culver is busy teaching French and Spanish and has a home room of transient MR. CRAIG MRS. COCHRAN MR. EDWARDS MR. GATES MR. COLE MISS CULVER MISS EPLER MR. GOLDBERG MR.COLESTOCK MISS DAVIS MISS FEEMAN MR. GOLDSMITH MISS DELP MR. FLAM MRS. CRABSKE MR. DYCK MR. FOSSETT MR. HAAS 18 —