Los Alamos High School - La Loma Yearbook (Los Alamos, NM)

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' OFFICE FORCE .During lhc school year, lhc office is lhe nucleus of fhe adminisfrafive affairs of the high school. lfs funclions are varied, includ- ing sfudenf discipline and guidance, regisfra- fion, affendance, preparing fhe calendar of fhe year, issuing and recording of grades, preparafion of fhe daily bullefin, and giving ouf permifs. A new funcfion was added fhis year wifh sfudenf aid by fhe Nafional Youfh Adminislrafion being handled enfirely by fhe Chaffey office, bofh as fo invesfigafing and paying of needy sfudenfs. 'The offices of Principal Fischer and Mrs. Mehl, dean of girls, are adiacenf fo fhe spacious business offices. 'Upon complefion of fhe Liberal Arfs build- ing, fhe office will be moved fo new quarfers ihere, leaving ifs presenf locafion, which if has occupied since l925, when fhe adminis- frafive deparfmenfs of fhe high school were cenfralized. Standing: Mi ls Xl' lisrliui, Mis Meinl, Miss bisscl ',ii iilliiiu Sedfecli Juni Ylwwl, Alisa X'X'illciiis, Max iw llwri ,Nl-ss Cliiistinmn, yciiiwlici Mnggioio ...-al

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Ur A I X'Rvl7vr, MN- lfliwfi lli1f':1:ii'n, Xl' N licimifnmif Mi ficwiini-r xi Sinnwi, 'Ur lil l Ciitmliiuwii fifi1lm'scri'? 'Xl' 'lfiiii S lwrliw ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES .Challey Dislricl will ever be endebled lo fha live men who, serving enlirely wilhoul pay, have given so largely of Their lime in building a grealer Chaffey. Working wilh Superinlendenl Gardiner W. Spring, These men are seelcing fo develop one of lhe mosl complele syslems ol secondary educalion in The Uniled Slales. The syslern i+se-lf lakes The Form ol four organialions, -- F o n l a n a Branch l-ligh School, Upland Junior l-ligh School, Challey Union l-ligh School and Chaf- ley Junior College. 0 The men who compose 'ihis Board have noi only been inleresled in building a campus, buf 'rhey have been more inleresled in building a program of educaf lion. There is scarcely a branch ol: lhe educa' lional program which lhis Board ol: Truslees has noi eilher slrenglhened or is seelcing lo do so. The recompense given lhese men is lhe realizalion of a vvorlc well done.

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' LI BRARY 0 Marking The quarTer OT a cenTury ThaT has passed since a library was esTablished on The campus, The eighTy-live Thousand d o l l a r George W. ChaTTey Memorial Library was complefed This year as an enduring TribuTe To The pioneer whose courage and ToresighT made possible This communiTy and This insTi- TuTion, and as an aid To TuTure generaTions OT high school sTudenTs in Their educaTion. WiTh approximaTely ThirTy Thousand volumes, an ex' Tensive periodical deparTmenT, Tiles OT gov- ernmenT agriculTural bulleTins and large, mod- ernly equipped sTudy rooms, iT ranks as one oT The TinesT school libraries in The UniTed STaTes. 0Originally conceived by Mr. ChaT- Tey, one oT The school's Tounders, Today The vision has become a realiTy. The library sTands as a TiTTing memorial To him, and an educa- Tional and culTural cenTer Tor The younger generaTions oT Today and Tomorrow.