Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Vital staff members F ,gf ,L vv , 'l 'ct .if- Wm 'I--Mrs. Joan Banks, school nurseg Mrs. Marian Kelley, secretaryp and Mr. Phillip Weise, psychologist, guarantee expert health services to studenis. 2-Mr. Robert Burns enrolls a new student as part of his function as Registrar. 3-Librarians Mrs. Sue Fanton, Mrs. Holly Sebby, and Mrs. Felicia Smith review a new atlas. 4-Mr. Clyde Smyth and Mr. Manuel Perez look over the :alendar of upcoming events. 24

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nd administration y 'iff q:.'1 ..1:::Z1:fi 7, Policies improving courses of study and streamlining teaching W techniques were initiated by the tive-member Board of Education. Executing these policies was the task of Dr. Robert E. Jenkins, Su- perintendent ot Schools, who was aided by a board of assistant superintendents. By increasing the quality of Pasadena education, which influ- ences tover 35,000 students at various grade levels, the Board of Education continued to maintain Pasadends traditional high stan- dards in educational procedures. 'xml DR. ROBERT E. JENKINS Superintendent of Schools Xg4,gk f' ,........W......w....w WSPEHWY MR Smgqg EREEM BOARD OF EDUCATION-Mr. Walter T. Shatford II, Mrs. LuVerne LaMotte, Mr. Steve Salisian, Mr. James N. Stivers, Dr. Robert G Freeman. s- , .. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS-Dr. Catherine Robbins, Pasadena City College, Mr. George Norene, Secondary Schools, Miss Grace M. McFarland, Elementary Schoolsp Dr. E. Howard Floyd, Instruction, Dr. Edgar C. Egly, Business.

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:rovided essential services for PHS students fi rv Q I -f--.W..,,,i Library clerk 'Miss Hardy issues reference material to Cathy Osuch. To accomplish the primary purpose of the Health Center, nurses Mrs. Schafer and Mrs. Banks adminis- tered first aid and diagnosis to iniured or ill students. Mr. Weise, school psychiatrist, worked with students to seek a balance between their emotional and intellectual lives. Supporting the school curricula with materials for study and aids to students and teachers, the library staff processed approximately l5OO new books, and oltered a study hall before and after school, as well as throughout the school day. By working with students individually, registrar Mr. Burns maintained permanent records of all stu- dents, supervised procedures for keeping attendance, and oversaw transportation media. Among the duties of Mr. Smyth were administering the Z Building program, supervising the guidance lab, and acting as faculty advisor for the assemblies pro- gram. Senior caps and gowns and the Baccalaureate Service were also under his direction. Assisting students in acquiring part-time employ- ment while continuing their educational careers was the duty of Mr. Manuel Perez, work-study counselor. Pep Council members purchase PHS beanies from advisor, Mr. Perez LEFT: Head Librarian Mrs. Sebby sends out an order fe, new reference Russell's damaged wrist. RIGHT: Student health record forms are com material. MIDDLE: School nurse Mrs. Schafer applies first aid to Linda pleted by secretary Mrs. Kelley.