Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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MR. DON STILWELL MR. GEORGE THOMPSON MRs. MARY LOU TROKE Miss MARGARET ULRICH MRS. MARTHA UNRE MR. DON VAUGHN 1 D ' A , L'f S ' Homemaking Boys' P.E., Assist. Football Coach ggi? Baseball Eng.-So. Dak. St. Col. BTA.-U.C.L.A. Bi.:-El?C1?E.A. B.A.-Northwestern Univ. Head Track Coach B 5,121-1,-U,S,C, M.S. Civ. Eng.-So. Dak. St. Col. M.S.-Iowa St. Col. A.B.-Fresno St. Z uf , Jn 7d no ilu, ' Z ,,.....r f '2,,., Z. dl 0811. WEARY MR. SIDNEY WEISS MR. GLENN WILCOX MR. WILITIS WRIGHT liixiggsgogirhzte U.S. 8: World Hist. Gen. Sci., Algebra Woodworking B-L.-U'.5.C. Boys' P.E., B 8: C B.A.-Long Bh. St. Col. M.S.Ed.-U.S.C. M'A'-UlS.C. Basketball Coach M.A.-Long Bh. St. Col. B.A.-L.A. St. Col. The business ofiice takes on a deathly silence as its occupants take a rare time out from their daily tasks. Bookkeeper flegally that isj Mrs. Katherine Beyer sits upon a throne of hard work. But, her gentle ood-natural humor and patience has en- deared er to all students and teachers. A valuable assistant to Mr. Barton and Miss Tombs, Mrs. Dorothy Buckalew relaxes to the left of her electric companion, her typewriter. With a friendly smile for all, her desk is often visited. With a great responsibility as Secretary to Principal Vern J. Rice, Mrs. Irene Perry takes time out from letter writing. Her pleasant chuckle is often heard as she gives her nod of welcome. Mrs. Ada Hastings, the friendly soul in the bookroom, often helps students find lost books, and watches to find lost students. With a daughter of her own attending Leuzinger, she always iinds time for a word of encouragement. As library clerk,Pat Wardlow'helps many stu- dents to find books and magazines. A former graduate of Leuzinger, she takes a special interest in her work. Good-Morning Leuzinger High School, her tirst words in the morning and the last at night depicts Mrs. Vivian Mullen's job as switch board operator. Her love of students is proved each day as she patiently fills out pads of library passes, fourth period for students wishing to use the library. e Kind BUSINESS STAFF: Mrs. Katherne Byer, Mrs. Dorothy Buckalew, Mrs. Ada Hastings, Mrs. Pat Wardlow, Mrs. Vivian Mullen, Mrs. Irene Perry.

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MR. ROYAL ROUNDS MR. RUSSELL SATTERFIELD MR. GEORGE SAUNDERS MISS MARIE BORYAN MISS JOYCE SELZ MRS. LILLIAN SHAMBECK . . i Driver Training Bus. Mach., Bookkeeping Plane Geom., Physics English, U.S. Hist., Reading C0nn5,, Sr. Seminar, House English, Couns. B.A.-Sr. Teach. Col. B.S.-U,S.C. B.S.-Wilson Teach. Col. B.S.-Michigan Univ. B.A,-U,S,C. A,B,-U,C,L.A, 51.5.-U.S.C. M.S.-U.S.C. NLS,-G. Washington Univ. M.A.-U.C.L.A. NI,S,Ed,-U,S,C, f i. f'r'ff,-.5 23, it .E ii i A f iaaaa i MR ROBERT SHAW' MR. ROBERT SIMPSON MR. GERALD SJOSTRAND MR. STUART SKEELE MISS RUTH SOUKUP Gen. Bus., Typing Government Auto Shop Life Sci., Algebra ll.S.-U.C.L.A. B.S.C.-Iowa Univ. M.S.-U.S.C. M.A.-Colorado Univ. Please COUNSELING OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Tenny McMurray and Mrs. Bernice Lawson ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Winifred Vaughan and Mrs. Ella Thompson. Plane Geom., Adv. Algebra A.B.-Geneva Col. Grad. Work- Pittsburgh Univ. Colorado Univ., U.S.C. ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Where is your excuse from home?l' question Mrs. Winifred Vaughan and Mrs. Ella Thomp- son, as the numerous students line up in the attendance office to receive their ad- mittance cards. The attendance ofiice staff works under the supervision of Mrs. May Simpson and with students who are enrolled in oiiice practice classes. Recording each absence, precparing ad- mittance cards for the returne stu ents, and sending an alphabetized list of all absences to each teacher and ofiice on campus, keep these women very busy each day. COUNSELING OFFICE: Always will- ing to lend a helping hand or word of advice are the two seemingly untiring women, Mrs. Tenny McMurray, Mrs. Ber- nice Lawson, Counselin Office staff. With busy fingers an alert minds they precisely record grades, citizenship tallies, and extra curricular activities on the per- manent file cards of each student. Perhaps the first of the friendly faces to greet new students, they are both well loved by all. Up on school activities, they supply needed information on the who, what, when and where of students, faculty mem- bers and administrators.

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Keeping the campus clean and tidy are the Leuzinger High School CUSTOD- Whoops! Another dixie cup gets punctured by the IANS, Boilom Row: E. Quale, R. Geissles, E. Claunch, E. Kelso, W. Max- damaging point of Custodian William L. Sheets' well, H. Smith, j. Doran, R. McCormick. Row Two: j. Hargus, G. George, paper picker-upper. li, McNabb, j. Fehouwieler, XV. Sheets, W. Round, j. McKenzie, A. Jackson, D. Dominic, E. Dinnetz. Our friends in the grey khaki suits! Yes, that is what our custodial caretakers might be called! Under the direction of Mr. McNabb they're responsible for the safety, welfare and health of each student in an unseen way. The importance of this job is often under- rated. Like forest rangers to a forest, they strive to keep Leuzinger beautiful as well as safe. With the con- struction going on their job has been harder than ever. Sleeping pipes are forever being disturbed and our custodial staff tries to keep water in the drinking foun- tains for the students. Sanitation is a great responsibility, for we live here eight hours a day. Classrooms are cleaned and straightened up each night after all the students leave for home. Grass needs water and bushes need care whether schoolis in session or not. So, custodial staff, a tip of the hat to you! Cooking to satisfy 2,000 students is not an easy task! The ladies of the cafeteria staff often arrive as early as 7 o'clock and leave as late as 9 o'clock, to prepare student banquets or community dinners. DUZ does everything but Wash the dishes, laughs Mrs. Grace Stull, cafeteria manager. But, automatic con- veyor belts deposit the dishes under many gallons of boiling hot water and soap. Permitted to dry on racks the lonely dishes bide their time until many helping hands gently place them back in their respective places to await another dayys duty. Once again the cafeteria staff starts for home as they leave their workshop behind, quiet, shining, everything neatly in place and with a feeling of a job well done. Taking a moment out from their cooking chores is the smiling cafeteria staff. Bottom Row: Florence Heckert, Eunice Rice, Grace Stull, Ethel Foy. Mmmm, it's good, smiles Miss Teresa Wayt as she samples soup, checking to see if there is enough seasoning. . e ' .. ..'., 1 22537. Row Two: Teresa Wayt, Rose Nabor, Doris Miller, Wilma Haden, Ruth Daggett. Row Three: Emma Mueller, Margaret Smith, Ramona Nielson, Ruby McCabe. ,XA 1. 8 If it