Castro Valley High School - Laconian Yearbook (Castro Valley, CA)

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MV. Bob Lincoln and MV. MaVk FaceV work together on anadministra- tive problem in MV. FaceV's A wing office, The Administrative Council of Castro Valley I-Iigh School, composed of MV. RobeVt Lincoln, MV. RobeVt AndeVsen, MV. BeVt Hayenga, MVS. ViVginia AmieVson, MV. MaVk FaceV, and DV. RobeVt Bush, makes all of the important decisions of the school. MARK R. FACER Assistant Principal in Charge of Guidance and Counseling. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Assistant Principal in Charge of Girls' Welfare. ROBERT L. LINCOLN Assistant Principal in Charge of Boys' Welfare.

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ROBERT BUSH, Principal Probably the greatest change in the Castro Valley I-licgh School administrative picture this year was the a dition of three assistant principals in place of two deans and the position of vice principal. Of the three principals two of them Mrs. Vzrginia Anderson and Mr. Robert Lincoln, are in charge of boys' and girls' welfare1 while the third, Mr. Mark Facer, acts as the counseling and guidance director. In addition each assistant principal handles specific as- pects of the curriculum and suggests recommendations to Dr. Robert Bush. Their main concern was the W.A.S.C. evaluation for accreditation. The administra- tion was pleased with the co-operation they received from the entire staff and students andhas a result Castro Valley High Schoolfrece ived Commendation from the visiting committee. The four top adminis- trators plus the Director of Student Activities, Mr. Anderson, andthe Teachers Association President, M1' - Hdyenga, form the Administrative Council, which is the policy making organization for the school. Another important group with which they serve is the Curriculum Council composed of all area chairmen. As the main executive, Dr. Robert Bush, performsa variety of duties for the school. Much of his time is spent observing classes and evaluating teachers. In addition, he is called upon to represent the high school in many civic affairs. Often his school day continues into the night as he attends board and PTA meetings, Back-to-School-Night and a host of. other activities. Working closely together the administrators con- tribute to a smoothly run high school. Three Assistant Principals Help Dr. Bush Dr. Bush works on a teacher evaluation which is one of the many duties he performs.

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Counselors Guide s John Palmer relaxes. while he finishes his history report for Mr. Korstad. MV. Horvath looks over students work in one of his Social Studies classes Students work their hardest to complete weekly assignments in sophomore social studies.