Buena High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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Deans Champion Activities and Student Conduct fm MRS. DAISY DAVIS-Dean of Girls. MR ROBERT COUSAR Dean of Boys B.A. University of California at Santa Barbara. B A Ursala College M A Montclair State College Working together, Mr. Cousar and Mrsi Davis are responsible for the management of school activities, both social and athletic, during the course of the year, They are in charge of disci- pline action, attendance, and checkout counsel- ingffor all students andqmanagement of campus reg lation .' ' 11' 7 A I cf! 7 :Rajiv M fn' ff 'IN - V!-X ffkf- J ,.l,,x2 al bil! LL i .. lf: t M Busily helping' student activities and working behind the Performing her duties with a. cheerful smile is Mrs Yvonne scenes assisting the deans in their jobs is Mrs. Gladys Anderson switchboard operator Pangborn.

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Principals Handle Buena's Administrative Reins CZ' MR. ARLEIGH McCONNELL - Principal. B.A. Fresno State College, M.A. Claremont Gradu- ate School. Directing certificated and classified functions of the school constitutes Mr. McConnell's pri- mary responsibility. Administration of the school budget, supplies, policies and procedures, school plant, campus development and public relations are among his other requirements. He is also in charge of the selection and assign- ment of teachers and teacher evaluation, along with Mr. Pinkerton. Mrs. Adrian Aulin, executive secretary to Mr. McConnell, assists him in secretarial duties. .. E' Q' 'Avi '----Q...... ,NWN ' ... ,nur ,M ,m?w . M MR. PETER B. PINKERTON-Assistant Princi- pal. BA., M.A. University of Pacific. Foremost duties of the assistant principal are preparation of master programs and administra- tion of guidance functions, including enroll- ment estimates and student programming. Di- rection of the curriculum development program is included in his list of duties. He also assists the principal in selection of personnel. el s J.: LR p . , V 6 o . Assisting Mr. Pinkerton in stenographic services is Mrs. Ruth Gaddie.

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Guidance Center Highlights Future Horizons Nw! 451 ,...-.- Counseling contingent includes QSEATEDJ Coordinator of Guidance Mrs. Constance Stead, Mrs. Sophia Bramhall, ISTANDINGJ Mr. Hal Abbott, Mr. George Fraser, Mr. Bob Larson. Each counselor must complete additional work to obtain a counseling credential. Mrs. Stead, handling stu- dents with last names starting E to Ha, completed B.A. at University of California at Santa Barbara, M.A. University to D, completed B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. University of California at Santa Barbara. Mr. Abbott advises L to Ra, and received a B.A. University of California at Santa Bar- bara, M.S. University of Southern California, and M.A. Syracuse University. Mr. Fraser, consultant for Ri to Z, acquired a. B.A. University of California at Santa Barbara. Mr. Larson counsels Hc to K, registers B.A., M.A. University of Wisconsin. of California at Los Angeles. Mrs. Bramhall, assisting A Management of student counseling procedures is the principal responsibility of the counselors. Counseling means helping a person to learn about himself, to find solutions to his problems, and to make plans for his future. School Guid- ance Programs are intended to help the students in developing a better understanding of them- selves, gaining knowledge of open educational and vocational opportunities, setting up Worthy personal goals, learning how to get along with people, developing self control, and self transi- tion from school to the next stage of life. 'Nfv 'YW Assisting the multiple functions of the counselors are guidance secretaries Mrs. Iris Sutton QSEATEDJ, and Mrs. Martha McCutcheon fSTANDINGj. 163