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

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IIOMICR C. ANDERSON Mcchzinieail Drawing Gm-iicral St-icm'e lfiology NUHMA LICNVIS linglisli l Sm-ial Stumlics W llviiivtliall NVOrk And everyone iearns from .... The instructors The faculty, bless 'cm . . . had to he tough on us at times but ws still think they're the best. Mr. Andcrron, Mrs. Lewis :incl Nlrs. Marx were new at Hart this year, but by the end of the year they were old timers. Mr. Holt was here last year. l,. ISIAIYIC ll Limiiiiiim-t't-nail llIlll'Il1lllS Ill ALMA MARX llumv lit-mmmics Social Studies os. ' . i

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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. .

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-Q48 IIELICN S. NOSKEH Art Sm-iinl Studies Hniflisli i Xlil ,l.l4 bl IVILXNCIS Spiuiislm l'l't'lll'll llvllll cliall XYm'lx You'll remember .... The teachers never failed to lend a helping hand, and they gave unstintingly of their time in providing ilic best that education can give. Mom Pfister has been here since the school was organized, and has helped many a co-ed over the difficulties that all ten-agers are bound to encounter. Mrs, Francis, the skilled language instructress, Mrs. Nosker, ilu- gracious art teacher, and Mr. Chapman, the brilliant math instructor, were all new this year. lllfl VXI C' l'l lS'I'I ll lioulcn lc. lIII.iXl'MAN ' ' 'A I ' Xl I 4 llmm' lzcuxmxlllt-s A All wllmmls Girls' cillllllSi'll0l' liuulilwvpixig .gm pr 'Xl if t. 1 X