San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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Mrs. Heinz ( Vice-Principals secretary) and Mrs. Rowley (Principal ' s secretar) ' ) Mrs. Silva and Mrs, Mai;ennis, Guidance Office secretaries. 141

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Secretaries Always There In Times Of Trial And Triumph Even the main office building was rearranged this year with the needs of the student in mind. During the summer of 1969 school office facilities were remodeled in order to provide for a student activities office within the administration complex. Mrs. Heinz, Mr. Barens ' secretary, was relocated in the same office as Mrs. Rowley so that both secretaries are a ailable to the principal and assistant principal. Mrs. Suzuki, Mr. Mangus ' secretary, is now located in the general business office. Mrs. Lionello, the secretary to the Dean of Students, is located in the old activities office. Mrs. Woods, attemlance clerk, .iml Ntrs. Lionello, Mr. Hent-schke ' s secretary ' . ■fcSi Mrs. Suzuki, Mrs. Petrie, aiul Mrs. Carpel. Business OlTice secretaries. 140

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School Services The First To Come, And Last To Leave The return of the single lunch period to San Marcos has proved to be a challent;e for the different school service branches, especially the cafeteria staff. This transition from two lunch periods to one has been made with little difficulty thanks to the addition of end- ing machines and of an express line through our newly remodeled snack shack. The cafeteria staff has efficiently handled this daily onrush of students and the gardeners have seen to it that this situa- tion does not endanger the looks of our campus. The library has assimilated the extras with the help of a new clerk. Miss Romero, an asset to the library and a great help to Mrs. Van Der Linden, the bookroom clerk. And invaluable, as always, ha e been the teach- ers ' aides who help to maintain a healthy curriculum. Continuous service beyond the call of duty characterizes the custodians, who not only maintain a shipshape campus but do the odd jobs without which this institution could not continue its existence. i Front Row: Harry Grinnell, John Ziliollo. Back Row: John CauJillo. Earlo Keener. Not Pictured: George Giovanacci. Teacher Aides: Left to Right: Shirley Hyland, Ruth Johnson, Eileen Shamel, June Marie Reynolds. Lora Lynip, Jeanette Baskous, Darlene Reisi n; accompanist. I Miss Susan Romero. Iibrar ' clerk. 142 j.