El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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Leaders stri e for tudent happiness To many students, the Administration consisted of those people who were there to give out punishments. Howev- er, there was a lot more to their jobs than that. For them school was not just school, but also a place of business. They were there to help students, organize classes and curriculum, and generally to keep the school running smoothly. Although they did have to separate themselves from the faculty and student body in some ways, involvement with the students was what made their jobs rewarding. They wanted to create a curriculum that all students would be able to take advantage of in some ways. By talking with students and finding out how they felt, they were able to create curriculums that consisted of every- thing from wood shop and athletics to physics and hon- ors history. Helping students was also very important to them. This included problems with school and grades to personal problems at home. No matter how busy their schedules were, they were all willing to talk to any student and help them get through any dilemma. By helping with educational, personal, or career problems, they helped students get ready for graduation and the big world. Obviously, the Administration did much more than give out punishments. While they did deal with discipline, it was only to help the students. By teaching kids to abide by rules at school, they got them ready for society. As counselor Richard Seybold said, Helping students to achieve the highest and be happy both while in school and out is our most important aim. Principal Al Hawkins, Vice Principal Ms. Ball, and Activi- ties Director Mr. Preston, show their enthusiasm and hawk spirit at the football games at Bradford Stadium. Their big smiles must have meant another victory for ED. Walking along with the securi- ty guard is Vice Principal, An- drienne Ervin, discussing ways to stop truancies. Securi- ty guards could be seen on campus this year to help en- force school rules. Caught in a busy moment is Career Guidance Counselor, Linda Henn. Mrs. Henn was a big help in helping students plan for future career jobs. , - 0 Q x 9 5 Administration AJS-