Monterey High School - El Susurro Yearbook (Monterey, CA)

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SWITCHBOARDS, BULLETINS, permanent rec- ords, and bills are the responsibilities of the members of MUHS's hardworking office staff. Seated are Miss Amy Kawabata and Mrs. Marge Arnett: standing, Miss Nancy Tsubouchi and Mrs. Pearl Loeterman. They Instruct Gulf Wlmds MR. CLIFFORD ANDERSON - Band and Orchestra. MRS. BETTY ANTONCICH -- Public Speaking, Junior English, Senior Class Activities Adviser. MISS HARRIET BAKER -Library, Book Club. MRS. BETTY BARON -Spanish, Freshman English. Spanish Club. MR. HENRY BARON - French, Advanced Spanish, French Club. MR. FRANK BELL- Industrial Machine Shop. MISS ,NANCY BENHAM-Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Block M Club. MISS RUTH BLANCHARD -Clothing, Homemaking III, Senior Class Counselor. MR. WILLIAM BRIGHAM - Algebra, General Science, Life Science. MRS. CONSTANCE BROWN - Library and Li- brary Practice. ' .1 ' if .fn - 5 f' iv' 'xy . I f' I A' . X V rr x I X Anderson tonciclf Baker ,gf Baronl B. Baron, H Bell Blanchard V Brigham Brown 0 X -J I

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t if-Ja X Stdt'It f ,,, uens neifess fj,,4Aw,m7WMf i'iU.Jk' if. ' is -faifym fri! 1-- ,f W I Jawa. iff ff X Y . Mr. Richard Schuman V A N Vice-Principal New taces and names met the 'l oreadores as they streamed up the hill in September, 1951, but before the month was out, they were as familiar as the sight of Mrs. Petersen's basket and the quotation the juniors expect to find daily on Mr. Ed- wards' blackboard. Soon it was Coach jo instead of Mr. Giovinazzo. and shortly afterward Mr. Brigham's English accent was no longer a problem to the enrollees of his science classes. The Galleon frequently carried news items about faculty members who, though carrying on as usual in the classrooms. nevertheless seemed always to be doing something extra, from serving at the Pittsburg game to taking part in panel discussions at the P.-T.A. meetings. So once again the faculty guided us through a school year successful in both curricular and extra-curric- ular activities. - Miss Gertrude Rendtorff Miss Eileen Brereton Dean of Girls Counselor ' - 7

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MR. EDWIN COFFINH-junior English, English 13. MR. ROBERT COMBELLACK - Industrial Arts Radio, Trade and Industrial Radio and Elec- tronics, Radio Club, Sophomore Class Activities Ad- viser. MR. GORDON DOWNEY - Mechanical Drawing, Psychology, Freshman Class Counselor. MR. WAYNE EDWARDS - United States His- tory, Honor Roll. MRS. EUDORA ESTEP-Typ- ing. MR. CHESTER GADAIRE-Freshman and Sophomore English. MISS LORRAINE GIGUI- ERE-Clerical Practice, Advanced Typing. Su- pervisor of Oliice Workers. MR. NICK GIOVI- NAZZO - Boys' Physical Education, Coach of Lightweight Basketball, Track. Football. MR. WALTER GOFF - Industrial Arts VVoodwork, Trade and Industrial Carpentry. MISS CAROL GUIDO-Girls' Physical Education, Crafts, Girls Tennis Club, Sophomore Class Activities Adviser. I Top row: Coffin, Combellackg row 2: Downey, Edwards, row 3:: Estep, Gadaireg row 4: Giguiere, Giovinazzog row 5. Goff, Guido. Below: WORKING WITH CLAY, members of Mr, Frederic Zimmerman's crafts class create forms of ceramic beauty. N