Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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JOHN H. ARMER. derk REVEREND WILLIAM D. BOSTROM, member ... DR. TREVOR G. BROWNE, pres ident 196.5 ... FR.4NK HAZE BURCH, pre. ident 1964... CAMELBACK High School is a member of the Plioenix Union High School System which includes ten other high schools with a combined enrollment of 26,000 stu- dents. The five-member Board of Education is the legal authority operating the schools under the provisions of state law. It serves as a legislative and judiciary body and does not execute the adopted policies. This is the job of the administration. Apart from its legal powers, there is a basic concept of responsibility attached to service as a member of the MRS. C. A. LAKIN, member . MOUR, superintendent. DR. HOWARD C. SEY- governing board of an Arizona school district. The board members, individually and collectively, are trustees in fact as well as in name. The authority of the board, however, rests not in the individual but in its members working to- gether in session. Members of the board are elected from among the qual- ified electors of the high school district. Each member is elected for a five-year term, with elections taking place annually on the first Tuesday in October. Board sets policies for 26,000 students Board meetings, held fortnightly in the Central High Lib- rary, (ire open to the genera! public. Dr. Trevor Browne, elected president by popular choice of the board members, is completing his 20th year on the board. 16 ADMINISTRATION

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ROBERT R. CARD Assistant Priniipal for Educational Services WOODROW F. LeSUEUR Assistant Principal for Student Activities Q JOHN L. TANNER Principal L ALITY education is never an accident. It is ahvavs the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execu- tion. Heading the administrative list is John L. Tan- ner. Mr. Tanner, principal for 12 years, is in charge of directing the instructional program of the school, coordinating all faculty meetings, preparing the school budget and administrating all programs promoting student welfare. Robert R. Gard. assistant principal for educa- tional services, devotes most of his time to curriculum and educational developments. Rep- resentative on the Cooperation with College Committee, Mr. Gard is a Phi Beta Kappa and past English consultant for the PUHS system. All student activities are under the supervision of Woodrow F. LeSueur. He is advisor to the student executive board, student council and the faculty representative to Dad ' s Club. A time con- suming task is serving as athletic director. He is a member of the educational fraternity Phi Delta Kappa. Miss Carolyn Lane, dean of girls, is respon- sible for helping girls with both disciplinary and personal problems. In addition to sponsoring Girls League and the American Field Service Program, she coordinates all club activities. Miss Lane also serves as the administrative representa- tive of the P.T.A. executive committee. Serving as boys ' advisor for six years Hayden Craig assists boys in solving their difficulties in the field of citizenship and is responsible for directing school assemblies. He is taking courses at A.S.U. to complete a counseling certificate. MISS CAROLYN D. LANE Dean of Girls HAYDEN J. CRAIG Boys ' Advisor ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS 17