Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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5 'ld-f 'sq fs is 5 1 .3 Q J. -. ao- ' 1:1 'ev i .J 'P x, . -A 1- b e W ,I ,A ...,C,5y' . is lg if 'EU' le I, . N A N ' ll 5 ff B Z ZW , . V K gif: Former teacher ot English and Social Studies, Mrs. Leona Newell, girls' counselor, is a graduate of Wayne University in Michigan. Mr. Gene Haus, boys' counselor, is one of those rare natives of Los Angeles. A graduate of Occidental College, he has taught four years at G. H. S. and is also the coach of varsity basketball and tennis. 'Qin-.. Born in Seattle, Washington, but living most of his life in Glendale, Mr. Ted Andrews, attendance counselor, is an alumni of G. H. S. A graduate of San Jose State, he was a physical education instructor two years at Glendale High before acquiring his present position. Helping students plan an effective three year pro- gram and decide on a vocational interest is the duty of Miss Nyla Chapman. Mr. Ted Andrews, Attendance Counselor, checks on the attendance of students. Boys' Counselor, Mr. Gene Haas, is in charge of discipline problems and truancy, and is the assist- ant to Mr. Beck. Mrs. Leona Newell, girls' counselor, is in charge or discipline and Glendales extensive scholarship program. A graduate of G. H. S., Miss Nyla Chapman has been a member of the faculty for seventeen years. A former Commerce teacher, she now holds the position of head Counselor. She attended Pomona College, U.S.C. and U.C.L.A. l3 l 1

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Glendale High Administration Former head of the Foreign Language Department, Mrs. Dorothy Jackson has been at Glendale High since she started teaching. She is the sponsor of Girl's League, a very active organization at Glendale. The University of California, University of Paris, and American Academy of Rome are some of the schools she has attended. As Vice-Principal in charge of Instruction, her duties include the supervision of all curricular activities in the school. San .lose State, Los Angeles State, and the University of Southern California are a few of the schools Mr. Harry Beck has attended. At Glendale High only three years, he is now Vice-Principal in charge of Student Welfare. ln this capacity he is the supervisor of all school events, attendance, discipline, and athletics. - f'Q ul P9 Q A 'h X X Enioying his hobby of photography, Mr. Beck uses his wife and two children as models. Taking time out of their busy schedule, Mrs. Dorothy Jackson, Vice- Principal in charge of instruction, and Mr. Harry Beck, Vice-Principal in charge of Student Welfare, pose in front of school for a Stylus photographer, 9 7 l tx I ,si ,nr G fr ' 1 I , L Mrs. Jackson enloys her weekends doing some household chores with her hubby's help.

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A141 r j'-llfkrxlf if I X as 45 Bill Dawson, President, glances through a law book and thinks about a future vocation. As President it was his duty to head the student body and represent the school and student body at all functions. As representative of their respective classes Tom Seabold, Tom Sparrow, and Bill Jenks: Sophomore, Senior, and Junior presidents planned and led their class in all activities including planning for the dances. Student e so 0 Administration Getting the year ott to a good start was the important re- sponsibility of the first-semester cabinet. Early in the semester they began formulating plans tor the budget: a distribution of money into various activities such as Dance recital, school plays, school publicity, Explosion, and Stylus. Led by Presi- dent Bill Dawson, the cabinet labored hard to present the cnnual Backward Dance, one of the highlights of the very capable cabinet's term. sm px 'Q DY As Vice-President, Skip Newell served as Speaker of Student Congress and officioted for the president in case of his absence. Bruce Jones, Director of Assemblies, hunted and searched through the four corners ot the earth to bring en- joyable and educational assemblies to the students. -'Fi' ik inf si Tia ARK tl 5 W -'mio .Navi an its Presidents of the Boys' and Girls' League, Miles Haskins and Kathy Murphy, led all events sponsored by their respective leagues. 532, . 'I-Lg