La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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WORKING HAND IN HAND wuth Dustrnct Super mtendent Wulson and other admlnlstrators James Foul completed hus flrst year as Prmcupal of La Puente Hugh School Among hrs numerous clutnes was the task of co ordmatmg the ad mnntstratlon and school personnel Besades de velopung and elevatung the currnculum for the 2230 students now enrolled at LaPHS he pre pared the monthly faculty club meetings He organized the men teachers orlentatlon and planned the Impressive graduation and bacca laureate servnce Besncles bemg a frnendly advuser to the boys Jack Jolley dean of boys assisted the prlnclpal He also supervased Student Court and prepared the faculty handbook Under the guidance of Gordon Kean assnstant dean of boys the Lea dershlp Class carned on buslness for student government and published the Smoke Signals lngly helped the gurls wnth thelr problems as well as sponsonng the Glrls League and the Tull: quettes She was not only In charge ot the school publucuty but also assnsted wnth the Student Court Jack L Ingram dlrector of chlld welfare and at tendance at LaPHS accounted forthe attendance of all students and made home calls on absen tees He provuded home teachers forthe home bound or handncapped and Issued work permits STRESSING has pomt ot vuew on an Important ussue on the agenda Prmcupol James Faul dnrected a monthly faculty meetmg clmlnustrators And T eachsng Personnel DIRECTOR OF ATTENDANCE and Chlld Welfare Jack Ingram kept ASSISTANT DEAN OF BOYS Gordon Kean scheduled all co cur attendance records for every student calllng parents to check rlcular actuvttu s as well as havmg charge of the Leadership Class on reasons for bemg absent and makmg home calls as well whtch carrued on ASB buslness and edited the Student Handbook if . . . . I I - . . . ' t I., ' 1 - . Q ' , . I I ' 1 1 ' As Dean of Girls, Mrs. Ernestine Schnuelle, will- : . A ' A ,W I ' . I ' ' ' ' . 0 0 , ' I I I I

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FWHM' 'LNG' THOMAS JOHNSON prmclpal of the LaPHS Adult Educatron pro gram ably co ordnnated the actrvltres of the nrght classes and strived to make the school more beneflcual for all pamc patnng students CREATIVE abllntles found an outlet In Angus Relds nnght school crafts class where students worked wnth leather ceramscs lapldary plastnc and lewelry making Adult Ed Thnved FORMED TO ENABLE the cltlzens of the rapidly expandrng La Puente Valley area to earn their hugh school duplomas the Adult Educataon pro gram completed nts thurd year on the LaPHS campus Starting out wuth a small group of more than 200 ID 1956 the helpful program grew by leaps and bounds to reach a hugh enrollment of 1340 determvned students thus year Pruncupal Thomas Johnson wrth the ard of hls efflclent secretary Mrs Roberta ONell sched uled a wrde varuety of courses whlch covered the academuc busuness homemakung shop and communuty servuce fuelds to fut the vartous needs of the students Addltlonal day courses offered were oul pauntung rug makung and chuld study with begmnnng Russian and ABC Stenoscrlpt beung offered for the fnrst tame People of many natlonalvttes were also enrolled to study to be come naturalized citizens of the United States In June at graduatnon exercuses of the-Ir own held IH the aud toruum 43 adult students re celved theur duplomas showung that the expan suon of the Adult Education program was gust one phase of the growth of the LaPHS area DISORDERS In personal cars served as problems for members of Howard Blackman s metal and machine shop class ID the Adult Educatlon program -1 vi-, - . , , , . xx, . . X D t . , D P , . ..1wIa,..,.-. , .4 A ' .M 1-.f , ' X I 1.7 A I 1 I ' I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I . - . , . ' I I ' . . . . I . . . . . R , 1 1 1