Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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keep famoloi running .fmootlal . The water sprays gaily over sidewalks as students hurry from class to Class. Friendly greetings ring out to Vlverner Heuhel and his assistants. Daniel Alanis and Clifford Younger. The new vines on the North Campus represent a good example of the many things they have done. Two hells ring and Jimmy Tysl goes to the vice-prineipal's olliee to answer. From carrying packages for teachers to moving large eans of waste paper. Jimmy's men are a hig help. Vlvhen Jimmy is not on the main eampus. he is over on the north eanlpufz helping Leslie Sollee and Leonard lieard keep those rooms as niee as possihle. Not many girls know Alfred Yan Tine. who works with the shop hoys to keep their shops among the eleanest rooms in the school lmuilding. Harry Hager is known to many students as. Wfhe man who keeps the Vikes' lnnfi Their side trips to that establishment dur- ing Classes end in failure when Harry is eleaning. After sehool is out lfelix Onitveros. lfrnest Neakes and lid- ward Saxhy are still turning over desks and reading small items of news from the floors of the rooms. lfnxma Johnson works upstairs keeping our rooms Clean and sparkling lor our educational enjoyment. Hattie Nagelhout eomes from the rooms in the upstairs of the main building to give passing persons a cheery hello. The eafeteria also has some wonderful personalities. lfranees Marklin has won national aeelaim for her recipe for the lflying Saueers served in our own Cafeteria. lflla Brown. Carol Holer- man. Cora Moody and lfdna Peattie. who pass out those de- lieious hamhurgers. are to hlame for the musele distributed around SANIUHI. These worthy ladies have given us a good reason for wanting to exercise in the gym classes. Hose Atkins watehes out for misplaeed sweaters and purses in the Girls' Gym. while Lemuel Fiore sees that similar proceed- ings do not oceur in the Boys' Gym. SANIUHI would not he eomplete without these wonderful per- sons. A smile from a student is worth more to them than even an appraising of their work. This girl came back today. Agnes Frazer checks with Mildred Dean on attendance. Bulletins and filings do not keep Mrs. Skelton from smiling. Mrs. Dandurand likes being an operator, but it keeps her busy. Helping us fo keep SAMOHI looking lovely is the job of this group. The cameraman does not stop the smooth running of the Deans' offices. 'gm Y 'ww I2 13 li 19 20 21

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fs f . ,, slsvfff 'Ai'fl'TT5 D 4 mrs-xr: t Wg Www T bose who work behind-the-scenes As one walks into Dr. Konoldls ollice, he is greeted hy 'two of the most elhcient secretaries that a school could have. ,Ap- pointments to see Dr. Konold are taken through Marie Spaulding or ,lean Gormley. Mrs. Spaulding has had much experience in Dr. Konoldls otlice and knows the school hetter than anyone. To register in classes you must enter the attractive olllce kept hy Vivienne Stephenson. Checking vocational day, making senior lists, and helping worried students are some of her johs. Lois Palermo, recent graduate of SAMOHI, has grown up in the Reg- istration olhce, and makes a fine secretary for the counselors. HlVlr. Day requests your presence in his office at the end of the periodfl This summons sends you into the pleasant ofhce of Marion Skelton and Dorothy Dandurand. lVlrs. Skelton has the johs of hulletins, Checking applications for school olhces and election forms. and generally assisting lVlr. Day. Mrs. Dandurand has the joh of attending to all calls which pass through the huild- ings. She also has charge of demerit files. Did you ever get called into the attendance olhce? A great deal of work went into that call. Agnes Frazer of that otlice must see that every person in SAMOHI gets recorded correctly as pres- ent or ahsent. The names of everyone ahsent must he alphahetized and written down for the daily attendance hulletin. lVlildred Dean helps to keep the ahsence slips llowing regularly. The deans, otlices are never complete without Hertha Morefield. l-lelping students is one of her natural traits. Keeping the hooks for such a large school can run into quite a few figures. Harriet lierk handles great sums of money. ln ad- dition to the daily finances of Vikels lnn. stamp Zlllil organ- ization funds, she adds the hand uniform drive. magazine drive, the lllarch ol' Dimes. and similar drix es. Virginia Honts really must know' her Al'5Cls to he ahle to keep track of all the hooks which are given to students during the year. liost hooks are quite a trial to Mrs. Honts and her staff in the llree text ollice. A hright, sparkling. l950 graduate, Nancy llaller. has helped to hrighten the lihrary as she assists in tl1e lihrary classes when Miss Jackson is away or husy with other students. A nurse needs help and Lillie May Green. Samohi's nurse. has plenty of help from girls who are interested in nursing. Dr. Konold explains to Mrs. Spaulding how he Wants his answer written. Jean Gormley holds a pose for the cameraman before continuing her typing. Bookkeeping has its ioys also, says Mrs. Berk. Pausing for a swift shot before lunch, these ladies smile for cameraman. Miss Green checks ears, eyes and throats during the day.

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