Santiago High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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OFFICE STAFF: Left zo right, standing, Mrs. Jackie Seedborg, Carol Castillo, Mrs. Evelyn Canada, Mrs, Loretta Honce, Mrs. Mary Reid.Sining, Mrs. Margaret Berman. The Office Staff, Cafeteria Help, Maintenance Men Many hours of work by the office staff helped to keep the office, and the school Bus DRIVERS: Lek 10 fight, Shell waiiate, and Leonard as 21 Whole., running SPQOINY- VHHOLQS i0bS Zenary. of the staff include working with the guidance department, attendance work, which involves the supervising of student attendance, and doing secretarial work for the administrators. The student store, supervised by Mrs. Repp, and the library clerk, Mrs. Migiaccio, were also a part of the office staff Without transportation, many students would have no way of getting to school. Whenever transportation was needed the bus drivers could be depended upon to get the students there. The bus drivers also assisted the school by providing transporta- tion to sports events, field trips, and class excursions. Under the direction of Mrs. Birdie Umph- ress, the cafeteria staff provided nutritious lunches for faculty and students alike. Follow- ing the state requirements, the cafeteria staff always prepared a well-balanced meal, using the best ingredients on the market. Working to improve and beautify our school is the job of the maintenance crew. Not a clay passes when they are not seen performing a variety of jobs-from planting shrubs to repairing desks.

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mooth-Running School. Problems? Everyone experiences them from the freshman year through the senior year. Day-by-day problems of the high school student, varying between those serious and those less perplexing, demand the constant attention of competent guidance counsel. Giving freely of their time for consulta- tion, Mrs. Joe Ann Lawton, Mrs. Dorothy Sully and Mr. Thomas Zuck played an impor- tant and vital role in the lives of Santiago students. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors received advice about necessary courses in high school, and inquiring seniors took advantage of advice pertaining to a college education, scholarship opportunities, and various careers. College catalogues and bulletins were readily available. Administration of various aptitude and achievement tests, such as the California Tests, Iowa Tests, and the PSAT were also taken care of by the counselors. OUR COUNSELORS: Mr. Thomas Zuck, Mrs.joe Ann Lawton, and Mrs Dorothy Sully . f ta, g .ix

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A 0-,inf .AF CAFETERIA STAFF: Lej? lo right, Mrs. Evelyn Burton, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Bessie Wilson, Mrs. Norma Jean Yeager, Mrs. Evelyn Porrillo, Mrs. julie Lingier, Manager Mrs. Birdie Umpress, Mrs. Edith Holland, Mrs. Catherine Fisher, Mrs. Gerldine Cecil, and Mrs. Helen Morrison. Bus Drivers-These People Keep Santiago Running MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT: Ley? io riglai, Jlanding, john Mahoney, Art Beaver, Charles Nicoll, Mel Hendershot, Len Wolford-plant foreman-, Bill Maney, Martha Vercammen, Leo Klinkhamer, john Mermer, Paul Beasley. Kneeling, Dan Hanley, Harold Coke, Frank Lubben. Not Pictured, Lowell Phillips, Gus Howard - night foreman.