Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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-ai' Principal L. C. Thompson, S. Green, E, Nelson, J. Sanderson, P. Ocheltree, G. Pickford. '7fae Eadlinedft Eefzincf Gad fndilulian ln our sell governing privileges we are apt to forget that it is a lawyer, a furniture rnan, an insurance salesman, two ranchers and our principal who really make us tick, for they are the men who compose the high school Board of Trustees, Representing all the people in the school district, these six men are concerned mainly with the financial and adminis- trative aspects of school life. For the last few years, the chief aim of the board has been the enlarging of school facilities, especially buildings and eauipment This has been necessitated by the enlarg- ing student body and has been solved by the new gymnasium, the new science building, the purchase of twenty acres of land and the addition of new teachers to the faculty each year. Working in close coniunction with the trustees, are the two offices--the main office and treasure-r's office, A file with the program of each student, a lost and found depart- ment, teacher's mail boxes, teachers bulletin board, a sup- ply room and a switch board are all to be found in the main office as well as a general information center and absence, tardy and detention list compilations. Finances of the school and its organizations are kept in order by the staff in tne treasurer's office for all receipts and expenditures are tabulated in the official records. This office also contributes greatly to the success of many events by mimeographing numerous programs, tickets, bulletins and advertisements. Mrs. Kathryn Hughes, Registrar, is seen instructing student office girls. Miss Teresa Pistoresi, secretary, pauses a brief moment to flash a smile at the camera, while the group on the right represents the treasurer's office force.