Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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Mr. Walter L. Faseler, the Sec- ondary Coordinator, supervises the instructional program of the secondary schools and serves as a leader of the professional staff in development of the curriculum, courses of study, and the pro- grams of extracurricular activi- ties. Mr. A. B. Keeler is Director of Visual Aid Education and Text- books. Mr. Howell W. Mann is Census Director. Mr. L. P. Card talks to his effi- cient secretary, Mrs. Nadine Pur- cell. Mr. Card is Director of Vo- cational Education and Adult Ed- ucation. These services include Vocational Homemaking, Indus- trial Arts, Trade and Industrial Education, Adult Homemaking, and The Community Evening School.

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28 PRINCIPAIQS MESSAGE Every student in our high school has an inherent obligation to seek a formal education. Book learning, however, is not the only mark of an educated person. We hope that your experiences here have given you an awareness of yourself as a well-balanced citizen of your com- munity, your state, and your country. We hope to develop a student capable of standing alone. and thinking for himself, capable of recognizing his heritage, his opportunities and responsibilities in seeking his goal in life. To this end your high school program has been planned. Congratulations to this year,s Seniors who have ac- complished so much in the under- standing of citizenship: good at- tendance, democracy in elections. team work in sports, respect for authority, art of tolerance, cour- tesy, and dependability. I am sin- cerely proud of you. Q 'iw WLDJ! J A...- K5 im ' N ,, vida '4-N1 , 1 be K 1 ,,.. ...... ,.. , .- K - .... . .1 , ,.., , . as -at H :....t ., . . .. AH ' 2gZiI:'f-1, . Ii! 'Ii - qiiiw ix 'Ii .,- 3.-... Na+ , -qu. .,. 5 4: N ...g..v,E.-f,- mfs-- 1, .. y-ge-K w,y A-N M 'f K -w e-4. g Q ,f We - 1-es-u..qj K v S ,WV .iw - ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A man whom everyone knows is our Assistant Principal, Mr. Carroll Teague. And he knows everyone! Of our fourteen hundred students he can call about T5 per cent of them by name. Most of his time is spent counseling students about grades and personal problems. Yet, he must find time to assist with scheduling, school organizations, and school activities. He is in charge of attendance and building maintenance.

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Mrs. Dorothy Castille, registrar, spends most of her time checking the records and requirements of students for graduation. She at- tends to a myriad of details and paper work, and yet, she always has a smile for any of us. '--A.. Mrs, Lenore Sherrod is Mr. White's secretary. Her many duties include answering the telephone, taking dictation, transcribing let- ters, keeping records for different organizations of our school, keep- ing files, and producing the fifth period bulletin. fi 'S si- Mrs. Clara Stubbs is checking over the absentee report with Mrs. Faye Vincent. Mrs. Stubbs is in charge of the attendance records. This is Mrs. Vineent's first year as a secretary at PHS.