Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Page 253 text:

Function Without Helpful Employees STUDENT CAFETERIA workers often have a hectic lunch period. Carrying on part ot the mechanics of running a school ot over 2,000 students are the members ot the custodial staff, keeping Magnolia shipshape day and night and taking care of all problems of maintenance. A familiar tigure to all active ASB members is Earl, or Whitey, who does everything from putting up pep banners to fixing broken lockers. High on everyone's list come the cafe- teria's workers, who provide good and well cooked tood twice daily, as well as doing extra cooking for organizations such as GAA at banquets and club meet- ings or faculty teas. FH CUSTODIAN, CAFETERIA STAFFS-TOP ROW: Dick Peterson, Dave Tho- mas, Hank Miltko, Earl Wells, Lou Tgrbell, Jerry Peterson, Tom Emery. SECOND ROW: Sara McKnight, Margaret Veling, Deloures Jurman, Irene Kling, May Franco, Frankie Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Everett Lawson, Revo Matthews, Barbara Hagan, Dorothy Heinze. Mary Harvey, Opal Golightly, Wal Wright. BUS DRIVERS-Becky Chock, Dorothy Shirley, Lila Smith, Jean- Davis, Rowina Arenson, Deb Kelly, Stanley Haroutt. 47

Page 252 text:

Magnolia Could Not ' yy if OFFICE PERSONNEL take time out from their busy ss-1 .QQ schedule to instruct student assistants. Carol Simpson PLEASANT AND capable bus drivers transport grateful students to and and Ann Niemeyer are pictured above. from school. 1 , Y, , ,, OFFICE STAFF-TOP ROW: Ann Harman, Judy Lamb, Jewell Ross, 'Betty Sydell, Rosemary Odermatt. BOTTOM ROW: Connie Ashe, Myrtle Merrell, Pat Crye, Lila Morris. 246 Almost as familiar as teachers, the office workers of MHS are responsible for attendance, filing, and information for students and parents. A triumph of organization, the three unit offices and main office create order from chaos. Another member of Magnolia's staff workers is Miss Caroline Cislaghi, the school nurse. Besides keeping Sentinels in good shape, she takes responsibility for hearing and eye tests and similar work, even sponsoring the Medical Careers Club as well. Fulfilling an equally important place, are the bus drivers, who see to it that the fifty percent of bus students arrive at school and home punctually.

Page 254 text:

New Books Emphasized by Librarian, tb fy ' f LIBRARIAN YVONNE Vierra confers with library clerk Connie Ashe in Magnolias circular library. Working together throughout the year, Miss Vierra and Mrs. Ashe were helpful to MHS students. i,,c STUDENTS SPEND many hours of valuable time studying in the quiet ot the Magnolia information center. 248 5.533 it ge! ,iwii 'mei V . We emphasize new books: we don't believe in letting books sit on musty old shelves, we make them known to the students, says Librarian Yvonne Vierra. Miss Vierra, working with Mrs. Connie Ashe, clerk, helps make the Magnolia library an active and flexible source ot information and research. From a new, underdeveloped library, the MHS library has been built in three years into an excellent instrument of instruction and cultiva- tion. In the years to come, the unique round building will become more and more valuable as an aid to education. mi B?