Golden High School - Yearbook (Golden, CO)

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ADMINISTRATION Mrs. MERVENE GORSKY-Library Miss MABEL BOLITHO-Student Advisor and Typing Mrs. KATHERINE TAIT-Secretary There are other positions in the admin- istration of our school that the principal has no time to fill. All of the clerical work of the school, the handling of student runds, and many other miscellaneous jobs are done by the school secretary. The problems of the students, whether with their fellow students or with teachers, are capably ironed out by our student advisor. The beautiful new library is kept in good order by our librarian who is constanly adding to our collection of books to make more and better ones available for our use. MI. SIGFRED JOHNSON -Principal The scholastic and citizenship stand- ards of a school are the direct responsibili- ty ofthe principal. It is his duty to en- courage better citizenship and greater study Mr. Johnson has worked hard for these principles in our school and has succeed- ed in raising our standards to the degree that we are one of the top schools in the state. We are all proud to have as capable a man as Mr. Johnson for our principal. 1

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X I ' i 1 1 :Q lui? Dr. ROBERT H. JOHNSON Superintendent ri. J- A U BOARD OF ---4 EDUCATION M' Milf To the men of the Board of Education we owe one of our most successful years They chose Golden as a site for the new hxgh school and planned it to be J COLLINS GADD a model school for the county We are grateful to THOMAS TEN EYCK President them for our school and the opportumty to receive kt Vlce Presldent a better educauon In apprec1at1on let us stnve to take proper care of our new school and work to improve our scholasuc standmgs 1 an 'QSO' . CHARLES MOORE Treasurer CHAPJ-F-S MEYERS THOMAS J CARNEY 2nd Vice President Secretary 13 5, ex 2'5

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cEKNHALSTUDHE5 Mr. WILLIAM LEWIS -World History and Coach Mr. RALPH BISHOP-American History Mr. JAMES JOHNSON-World l-llstory, Sociology, and Geography History, geography, and sociology are but three of a large groupof subjects class- ified as social studies. All of these subjects are related ln that they deal with man, his existence, and his enviromnent. Our study of man in high school begins with world history. Here we gain a fundamental knowledge of how our world came into its present state. Then we go on to geo- graphy and sociology, learning man's economic and social problems. In our senior year we take up American history. Here for the first time we become able to fully appreciate and understand our A- merican hertiage and way of life. LANGUAGES Mr. ROBERT ELLIOTT-English and Coach Miss HELEN FAIRBANKS-English Miss MAUD PRIEST-English. Latin, and Dramatics Mrs. HELEN NOLLEN-English, Spanish, and Ioumalism The next thing to visiting a foreign country is to leam its tongue. Language students not only learn the language, but also become acquainted with many of the customs and ideas of the country and there- by gain a better understanding of its people. It is even more important, though, to learn well our own language for, 'Reading maketh a full man: conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.