Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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.Alf Al'uove:Cafeteria Staff - Mmes. Jeanne Schaeck, Audrey Green, Lauretta Anderson, Carol Cooper, Ellen Woods, Betty Bandlow, Marge Glenn, Marie jones, Mary Hamner. Not pictured: Mmes. Paulette Abreu, Peg Bond, Lena Wolff, Maggie Phillipi. Center: Mmes. Rose Howery, manager and Marie jones. Below: Cus- todians - standing, Kenneth Harris, Vernon Barker, Frank Biafore, Walter Fenimore. Seated, Arcolie Perona, joe Spolar, Art Numez, Max Bucazynski, jerry Dowling. Elmo Weatherly.

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:L-sg 1 Q , at 1 it , if f- -.,-rf. , With pre-registration days ahead of them, the Administra- tion retumed to school in the late summer to formulate their projects for the up-and-coming fall, winter and spring seasons. There was a new addition to the vice principals this year as Mr. Miles Brakke joined Mrs. Norma Lee Elliott and Mr. Martin Martelli in supervising student behavior. One of the most beneficial features of the school system was the counseling service headed by Mrs. Pauline Cota. Mr. Robert Clough vigorously directed campus activities with a dedication not often surpassed. Mr. Robert Hoffmaster regu- lated the Pioneer finances during his first year at Western. Mrs. Avis Spencer, the school nurse, soothed Pioneer aches and pains. Librarian Miss Beatrice Griflin fostered an interest in outside learning for Western Students. Counseling and student activi- ties are most important. For that reason, Western can be proud that it has the best to offer. No other school can make the boast that these departments are the best. ,.

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