William S Hart High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Newhall, CA)

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Z' .l LES'l'lili C. DALBICY Principal and Supcrintviicla-nl Our superintendent, who has been the guiding spirit of our new high school since its inception in 1946. Every icivic- minded citizen in the area and every Hart High student, is grateful to Mr. Dalbey for his dynamic work in organizing and directing the mammoth task. Everyone Knows .... And Mr. Johnson . . . our vice prin- cipal and counselor . . . also responsible for much of the success of the new venture. He has spent many wearisome hours in helping to organize the curricula, school records, athletics, and other work so essential to the institution. RUSSELL E. JOHNSON Vice Principal and Counsellor Basketball and Baseball Coach 1. 1+ ffm'-az' - ,, 3 pm 4 he ' 'H The Chiefs WV 2

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ps.. The Board of Trustees Through many hectic hours and days and weeks and months of exacting work, the Hart High School Board of Trustees and Mr. Dalbey have fashioned one of the outstanding high school plants in the area. The task has bccn a thankless one in the main, and the renuneration, only the satisfaction of knowing that they have been responsible for a new institutionis taking shape. To build a million-dollar high school from the ground up, so to speak, is a tremendous undertaking which is heavy with responsibility. The Board has completed the main part of the task, and they may now look with pride on a high school which will come of agen next fall. The Trustees have been very -cooperative with administration, faculty and students, and are popular with them all. Mr. 'l'. Nl. lfrew, Mr. S. S. l,UlllllflSUll, Mrs. Mary l'. Buuvlli, l'rm-sitlent, Mrs. Mildred O. Gilmour, Mr C. L. Dillenheek fable 1.

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NlYli'l'l .lf Ulf lllNS'l'AD Clerk X v ,has X ,,, Q or . . And Those who serve. . . Those who serve the administration and the students are the cogs in the wheel of the institution that make it run smoothly. The office girls are always helpful and willing to do anything within their power to aid in a clerical way. The nurse, Mrs. Anderson, is at hand when injury and sickness plague the students or the staff. The bus drivers have a difficult task in hauling human cargo to and from school every day, and the responsibility is tremendous. Arif. - at ' ,if X1 N5 X K , X' 2 tr iff' lCl,l'iANOR THOMAS VERNAlDl'fl.l,lC i-XNDICRSON Secretary Nurse Cuslmlinns: Clmrlvs L. llousellolcler, l,. ll. Aslifurtl. flLllllL'l'il slay: Olaf limxcn. Students will remember in future years, lVIyrt's affability, Eleanoris calm efficiency, and Mrs. Anderson's cheery, helpful. service. They'll remember Johnny , the good-natured bus driver, Lou's opening the room for them when they forgot a coat or a book, and they,ll have a fond memory for the rest of them, too. Bus drivers: Cillmcrt Pt-ters. llurulml -lulmsi n, llmmlml NYilltc. 1,1-s NVl'igl1l CllIIlL'l'il slly: Carta-r Ymmt. X . iwfsggrx f f5,g,3,iQ:2ef.315. X - ' .. - is i:igliiii'.'stf31 X i 'fx .. -i'f,,fYlA , A X ,fi Q iiffsgw. .