Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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OouiASelbis Spend imt to HELP STUDENTS L ast year the Wilson coun- seling staff made some changes, with the addition of Glen Ozaki. The department had to make more adjustments because Mr. Diaz retired. With the loss of one of the coun- selors, the students had to be reassigned counselors. After a couple of changes, the coun- selors were finally settled down and were able to continue their jobs as usual. The counseling staff was again successful in guiding the Wilson students, by Patty Mejia Charles Fisher Head Counselor ▲ Always working hard to please his students, Mr. Ozaki fervently works on preparing a student ' s class schedule. Photo by Alex Lopez 136 Lavon La Fresnaye Attendance Coordinator Gounselo i William Young Career Counselor Phyllis Wiersma Counselor

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BEHIND IT ALL A dministration was the r- backbone of all school S affairs. The duties of the faculty included making im- portant decisions concerning the school, planning activities, and enforcing rules. Once again, leading Wilson was Dr. John E. Rieckewald in his sec- ond year. His assistant princi- pals were Ken Olson, Ralph Cu- truzulla, and Hank Jannace. The Administration did their best to improve the school and provided a nice learning atmo- sphere for the students. Fur- thermore, the Administration lead Wilson through another year of academic and sports excellence. by Patty Mejia ▲ Mr. Jannace helps promote the Cans for the Stadium idea by getting Jeff Parness to dispose of his Mountain Dew can in the proper trash can. Photo by Carlos Leconda Ralph Cutruzulla Assistant Principal Hank Jannace Assistant Principal cWniSftQtiOK 135

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(Seeps ORGANIZATION AND DEDICATION I ce Staff — Mary Alice Ayala, Tanya Badillo. Kelly Hannan, Ann Vassilian, Julie Murphy, Nancy Reddy. ilyn Douglas, Traci BuckJand, Susan Nell. Photo by Dawn wazny he duties of the office staff included various tasks such as clearing absences, making appoint- ments, organizing files, and preparing senior transcripts. The administrative secretaries performed similar tasks along with other clerical duties. Other helpful hands on campus were the instructional aides, who as- sisted teachers in typing, grad- ing papers and other duties. Undoubtedly, the year could not have gone as smoothly without the help of these people, by Patty Mejia Instructional Aides — Jenny Wang and Marjorie Howard. Photo by Carlos Lecanda rational Aides — Wanda Ashbrook, Judy Martin, Lois Jacob, Helen Holthouser. Photo by Carlos Lecanda OjjtyCe, Sta lifism iowDl Aides