Paramount High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

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, 1 C X i Q X 'L I MR. FLOYD L. HOPPER, M.A., Long Beach Stale College: Attendance and Career Training Supervisor. MRS. FRANCES RHODES, R.N., school nurse, offers Arlene Lundberg, iunior, first aid. MRS. ALICE DAVIS, MRS, NORMA REED, MRS. RUTH THOMAS, MRS. ALMA FOLTZ, MRS. ELSA NIELSEN, secretaries. Q N

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-......-nj r From Downey to North Long Beach and Compton to Bellflower the buses, driven by a cheery quintet, roll in and out daily with their tide of chattering Pirates. Noon and snack find the cafeteria force, managed by Mrs. Ola Criswell, beseiged by hun- gry hordes. Still these women are never too tired to serve delicious dinners for such traditional events as the Date Dad Supper or the Roman Banquet. 26 Iaelpful Iaanh Loren Martin, Clint Calloway, Harold Ward, Tom Cheney, Bill Boyter, Pirate bus drivers. Mr. Roy Bickerstaff and his crew can view the results of three years of purposeful effort with pride. Paramount Pirates know they have a hand- some campus, and, led by the Student Council, have made honest efforts to keep it ship-shape. Diligent care of equipment, rooms, and corridors have preserved the new look, but to accom- plish this keeps the staff of eight busy.