Ulysses S Grant High School - Shield Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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GARDENERS Left to Right-Philip Escobar, Ted Prezanl, John Snowden x CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right-Mrs. Broder, Mr. Green, Mrs. Siegar, Mrs. Sorrels, Mrs. Higby, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Rad- cliffe, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Rehor, Mrs. Scown, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Hain. CUSTODIANS Left to Right, row 1-Mrs. Mary Lyles, Mrs. Pauline Drakes, Mr. Elwood Greene, Mr. Hubert Howard, supervising custodian, Mr. Art Owens, Mrs. Mildred Nelson. row 2-Mr. Edward Forlier, Mr. Roberl' Scharlepp, Mr. H. Simpson, Mr. Fred Angel, Mr. Cyril Braham. row 3-Mr. Tom Blakely, Mr. M. Wheeler, Mr. Enos Gray, Mr. James Walker.

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