Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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f ROW 1: Mr. Kenneth Lang, Department Head, Mr. Donald Bicknell, Counselor, P.E.g Mr. joe Griego, Counselor, Mr. Genevieve Haddox, Counselor. ROW 2: Mr. Merle Wackerbarth, School and Community Work- er, Mr. jack McCullough, Counselorg Mrs. Mildred Overton, Counselor, Mr, john Rea, Counselor, Mrs. Lois Manning, Nurse. CHHS Sets New High in Student Enrollment A DIFFICULT task was undertaken and accomplished by our counsel- ing department, when a record number of 2800 students were reg- istered for the fall semester. New counselor, Mr. joe Griego, a former elementary school teacher, and Mr. Donald Bicknell, formerly at West who divides his time between coun- seling and teaching Physical Ed- ucation, are now on the counsel- ing staff. Mrs. Lois Manning new school nurse, has come to us from Phoe- nix Union. The Audio Visual department, headed by Mr. Dale james, sched- uled over 9800 films this year. The Photo Charger is a new addi- tion to the library, Purchased for 5900, the machine has already cut down on the amount of work and the problem of overdue books. ROW 1: Mr. Dale james, Audio Visual, Mr. james Winningham, Drivers Education, a Senior Class sponsor. ROW 2: Mrs. Ruth Baublits, Librarian, Library Club sponsor, Miss Vincenza Gagliano, Librarian, YIFT sponsor. LEFT: Surrounded by books, a smil- ing Miss Gagliano offers assistance to s stud- ent looking for a good book. ACADEMICS 17 - 1 d

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'11 ROW 1: Mrs. Margaret Dean, Secretary to Administrative Assistant, Mrs. LaDonna Harris, Audio Visual Secretary, Mrs. Helen Harrison, Library Clerk, Mrs. Anna Herring- CHHS Secretaries Crucial to Smooth Operation of School ROW 1: Mrs. Lola Bell, Bookstore Clerk, Mrs. Norma Bliquez, Secretary to Mr. jones. ROW 23 Mrs. Yvonne Burress, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Cherry Crabtree, Clerk Typist. ROW 3: Mrs. Mary Cunningham, Secretary, Guidance Office, Mrs. Helen Daniel, Secretary to Mr. LeSueur. About to make a connection at the switch- board is Mrs. Pat Rhodes. ton, Senior Bookstore Cashier, Mrs. Marie Koch, Registrar, Mrs. Margie Lyles, Registrar. ROW 2: Mrs. Patricia Rhodes, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Dorothy Rice, PBX Operator, Mrs. Geral- ENABLING Carl Hayden to function smoothly is our secretarial staff. Mrs. Daniel, secretary to Mr. Le- Sueur, is occupied by a variety of jobs: taking campus committee minutes, checking transcripts of new teachers, and keeping a careful out- line of Mr. LeSueur's daily appoint- ments. Registration, the official record- keeping department is always busy with academic and absentee prob- lems, scheduling classes, and watch- ing class loads for overloading. Printing the daily bulletin, making lD's, issuing guest and off campus passes, answering correspondence, and operating the switch board are but a few of the many jobs perform- ed efficiently by our staff. dine Riley, Clerk Typist, Mrs. Iris Robinson, Secretary to Reading Department,, Miss Ardis Schaub, Secretary to Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Helen Thomas, Clerk Typist. 16 ACADEMICS s as it Q' ,

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New English Program Initiated at Carl Hayden READING ability is the key to place- ment in the newly-initiated English Program. The new program is a joint effort by the English and Reading depart- ments to improve attendance, help lower the drop-out rate and pro- vide a more understandable cur- riculum for English. Placement in one of the nine class divisions is dependent on a test given in the spring to all stu- dents. Each class section has books which correspond with the reading ability of the students. Basically, the subject matter is the same as for former classes, but students, because of ability-keyed books, can read and understand their ma- terials better. Mr. lack Shimer, Department Head, Human Relations Committee Chairman, Mrs. lean Brandon, English. ROW 2: Mr. jerry Carlson, English, Freshman class sponorg Mr. Frank Fisher, English, Football and Baseball Coach. ROW 3: Mrs. Myrtle Goff, English, Speech, Mrs. Toby Heathcotte, Drama, National Thes- gg 18 ACADEMICS f pian Society. BELOW LEFT: With a look of concentration Roy Garcia reads Huck Finn, one of the many paperbacks used in this year's English program. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Roland Smith discusses a problem in vtgorld affairs with one of his English classes.