Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Supcrinfmdeufis Really at Work aqain this year was the Sup- erintendent's office force. For the record, some of their duties are: correlation of all money from the school cafe- terias, payroll adminis- trators for all school em- ployees, bid solicitors for qeneral school sup- plies, qeneral office work for the superinten- dent, and many other related duties. Even thouqh many of these :luties do not effect us zlirectly, We certainly owe them a vote of thanks, for our school :ould not do without them. QAM ' Miss Pats B Mrs. Ed Y rUSher, Mi HQ WGrner. SS DOrorhy Sch in .X I Mason fsemedjv Not pictured: The jobs and responsibilities of the Maintenance Department are many and varied. If it were not for their splendid work our school would not function properly. The department consists of student janitors and mainten- ance men. This year Hans Skov, past maintenance head, retired after many years of skillful and untiring service, and Mr. Fred Flodberq, Eveninq School principal, took over his duties. .W f , A. W ,N . , 4,- .- u 'Eh n 'f t.. iii f 1' ,mrs-f ,, .. , if V. -I f ftf : 55:. .:' 2? V f -3-fm ? ,ml N ext , - '7 - 55-'7..? l ' '-fl 3 ' 'fix ' f A ' . , in E: iiii1'l:?ift':. ' LOUIE BILICICH Head of Students D. Dye, F. Flodberg, H. Quimby, L. Wishard, E. Skov, W. Resh, B. Cota, M. Barnes, I. Iohnson, L. Bil- icich. Y' ss---A. PR qkw. Y ,, 5 K L

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mv km Miss H l Mss lecnelle is Sukekcme, Kms. tune W Y ' S was r.r5,2zif...i tu ' T O35 Heed. Mlsirkm. Cfufeferia 'sS ti. Wmltlrslvllaorrdme lumc te. ' Phyllis my sminev High Sclzrfrilf The ring of the tele- phone, the buzz of the switchboard, and the click of typewriters are' all familiar sounds in the school offices. One of the several members of the office force is Thelma Larkin, secre- tary to the principal. Anyone calling the school is greeted by the pleasant voice of Rosiland Policcichio, switchboard operator. Also in the main office is Frances Sukekane, the registrar. Phyllis Larkin takes care of the book room while Iea- nette Halward is attend- ance clerk. Lorraine F Iurach is in charge of the information desk. Mr. Struck, guidance director, has a very capable secretary in Miss Lois Reed. These girls are all your friends and are always wil- ing to help. To our delight when school opened this fall we had a new cafeteria. No longer did we have to eat in the dark, cramped basement of the old building. Instead we now had a light colorful room. The dining hall will seat about 450 people. A plate lunch consisting of a main dish, salad, dessert, milk, and bread and butter, costs the students only 3Uc. A la Carte dishes, including hot dogs, salads, soup, assorted sandwiches, and desserts, range in cost from lO to 20 cent. The cafeteria also provides a separate dining room for the faculty. dance but a stage on which a band can play. ,- ,......n,,,.,,W it ,, The cafeteria provides a wonderful big place to hold school dances. It not only has a terrific floor on which to P X 3 . 1 .fi ' 1 4 V rv T S 'fi' if ti. tts, f . f ,,. r . W . t , ,s J L T , , yi . A 3 , , y 1 Q - K 5 'f.k Y lk 'f 5 if K ,p , f , . , it M MW . Y yy. .,... ,iffy . I: A - VK rk,L: i 7.5 . if .,,. ms V ,- 'ag ' r , X if l ,,,.. ,i a -4, , 4 f r. t , i . .gr i MRS. FARRAR Supervisor Seated: Mrs. V. DeBaun, Head Cookp Mrs. l. Farrar, Supervisor. Front Row. Standing: Mrs. L. Brad- shaw, Miss N. Stovall, Mrs. E. Sole evad, Mrs. I. Titus, Mrs. R. De- wald, Mrs. F. Rich. Back Row. Standing: Mrs. B. Rogersen, Mrs. B. Taddie, Mrs. G. McCloskey, Mrs. A. Lipska, Mrs. G. Atkins.

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