La Cumbre Junior High School - La Cumbrean Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Above are the women who gave us hot food when it was cold, malts and ice cream when it was hot. They are, seated from left to righ Mrs. Maria Campo, Mrs. Pauline Renga, and Mrs. Corrine Harper. Standing are Mrs. Naomi Morales, Mrs. Julia S tis, Mrs. Dorothy Friedli, Mrs. Dorothy Boynton, Mrs. Marija Simonis, and Mrs. Muriel Leender. THESE PEOPLE FED UQ AND ICEPTLA CUMBRE BEAUTIFUL To the left Mr. Avila pauses as he sweeps the hall, one of the many responsi- bilities of the custodians. Pictured below are the men who keep La Cumbre look- ing beautiful. They work everyday, cleaning, sweeping, trimming and cutting. They are, top row left to right Mr. Arthur Paez, Supervising Custodian, Mr. Raul Avila, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Daniel Espinoza, Assistant Custodian, Mr. A. Gary Feliciano, Custodian, Mr. Marvin Lowe, Ir., Custodian. Bottom row, left to right Mr. Joaquin Martinez, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Lawrence Otero, Custo- dian, Mr. Gavino Trejo, Assistant Custodian, Mr. Bert Dietz, Gardener, Mr. Tony Orena, Gardener. r , as K V, 2 -295, r CS ' uf -:sr if 54 - 'R' , V RL, 9 t V l LL' A f. ,4 'l lb , ' Lk .K 4

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11-IE NURSE HELPED EVERYONE r I 3 as - wiwggtr- 2 V T H M -ikfl-:' ' 'Auf' r '- - Mrs. Kelly Saunders, , ' f y ,Q , School Nurse xv- A e. - .ir . I L L .Lu I ' tiE:995::?:?:r:!s. .... . A' f J. The nurse is one of the most important members of I . the staff. She must take care of all the minor ills and L ' ' E - accidents that befall some of the many people at La N l Cumbre. Many of us went to her with the flu or some V . other ailment necessitating going home. Her dedica- tion and interest in us made her a very important factor in making the year a memorable one. Karen Oueilhe was just one of the many students who visited the nurse, Mrs. Saunders, during the year. THEY ICEPTIZUEFEPJENCEQ PEADY The library has a collection of approximately 10,000 volumes. This offers students and faculty a wide range of subjects and materials. Each year instructional classes are offered to English and history classes so that each student will be able to make better use of the library. Student participation in selecting books is invited when the annual Books on Exhibit is presented. The thirty books which receive the most votes are purchased for the book col- lection. The library is open from 8:00 to 8:50 A.M., 12:35 to 1:00 P. M. , and from 3:35 to 4:30 P. M. This gives students time to browse and to study. To the right, Karen Francisco selects one of the many books the library has for student use. 'M V l9f0 e,, E L., i f Mrs. Jean Hawthorne, Y ' Head Librarian. Mrs. 'T r ' 5- . . . ' f A Wilma Christensen, L1- ,tl y ' brary Clerk. 1 - Ihr. W s y y .lf s -,, ' - Y f 1-. ' is r qi, Mrs. Alicia Powers, Text- 4 'fl ., 'Y i',,:' book and AV Clerk. Mrs. A , A , L p as- - 52' Helen Thwing, Library Q' H L pi- if-Q H. Clerk. . 1 his 23

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