Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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,au Two bells and the custodians are notified that one of them is needed. A broken down heater or a worn out light bulb was cor- rected by a man in brown. These men serve Western by keeping it clean and in efficient running order for the future day. Above: Vernon Barker, Max Buozynski, Walter Fenimore, Art Nunez, Arcolie Perona, Gerald Powling, Tom Tucker. CUSTODIANS-23

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Typevvriters, filing systems, and personality were the necessities to work with Administration, Faculty, and students for the secretaries at Western. These women correlated the future with organization and friendliness. Their jobs took all year to establish conjuction between numbers and students, appoint- ments and time. ABOVE: iRow U Bernice Boak, Freda Chrest, Carol Dominesey, Mary Graham, Betty Griffin, Eula Maus, Dorothy Odem. ROW 2 JoAnn Payne, Rose Freifeld, Avis Spencer, Sara Sloan, Pauline Tucker, Jane Wilds. 22-SECRETARIES

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QW? :fv- T' 1-. During 1970-71, 111 Westhi faculty members were involved with the educational development of more than 1,6000 students. Aside from teaching Math, or English, or Physics, these instructors were responsible for the personal development of their students. The setting for this course in personal develop- ment was a classroom. The technical title of the course may have been American Government or Minority Studies. However, for some students the most enlightening portion of that course was a comment made by a teacher who won't remember to a student who won't,forget. The impressions made by an instructor often stemmed from simple or thoughtless gestures, but these individualisms were, in many cases, more memorable than any facts and figures conveyed intextbooks. 24-FACULTY fbi' ROWlfThisPagel Miss Sharon Backus-Girls' P.E.g Mr. Douglas Bennett-Math- ematicsg Miss Marian Bertotti-Foreign Language, Mr. Marvin Blemker-Social Studies, Miss Deni Bomschlegel-Foreign Languageg Mr. Rex Boyer-Social Studies. ROW2 Mr. Terrance Campbell-English, Mr. Vincent Caruana-A.V., Industrial Artsg Mr. Dennis Carvalho-Business Education, Miss Sharon Casserly-Foreign Language, Mr. John Cesareo- Industrial Artsg Mr. Jolm Chaldu-Social Studies. ROW3 Mr. Covell Christian-Photography, Mr. Bob Clough-Englishg Mr. Carlin Coffman-Boys' P.E.g Mrs. Janice Cook-Girls' P.E.g Miss Majorie Cook-Girls' P,E.g Mr. Ventura Comejo- Foreign Language. ROW I tOpposite Pagel Miss Mary Ellen Creighton-Girls, P.E.g Mr. Don Crosby- Business Education, Mr. Alex Encheff-Vocal Musicg ROW2 Miss Pat Fahl-Mathematicsg Mr. Robert Fieldhouse-Driver Educationg Mr. Gary Gans-Social Studies, Boys' P.E. ROW3 Mrs. Ruth Geppert-Homemakingg Mr. Robert Glascock- Mathematicsg Mr. Paul Golfos-Business Education. ROW4 Miss Owline Gregory-Girls' P.E.g Miss Patricia Griffith- Homemakingg Miss Sandra Groothoff-Art. ROW5 Mr. John Gruendyke-Social Studiesg Mr. Raliegh Hawk- E.H.g Mr. Wayne Held-Science. ROW6 Mr. James Hickerson-Mathematics, Scienceg Mr. Terry Heni- gan-Driver Education, Business Educationg Mr. William Hlywka-Health.