Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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MR. JOHN R. CRUMP Assistant Principal Administration MR. GEORGE W. SMITH Administrative Assistant mr. f. g. McKinley Business Administrator Working diligently behind the scenes at Analy is the School Administration. Some of the many tasks the administration carries out are financing the school, co-ordinating the departmental activi- ties, aiding the teachers, scheduling and counsel- ing student activities, supervising students and teachers, and taking care of attendance records. PAGE 5

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Now that the school year is drawing to a close, there are sighs of relief from students, parents and teachers alike. Soon we will be having graduation exercises and, with di- ploma in hand, the feeling that the course has been run; a moment of relaxation has come. There is the deep breathing of relief and gratification. But to me there is more than all this. I sense in your generation a new dimension of youth; a new dimension of idealism. It finds expression in your inclination to assert your- self on public issues, both national and inter- national. I see it in your lively concern for the civil rights of the individual. I see it as an expression of your yearning to be regard- ed as individuals who are informed, mature and responsible. But this new dimension is only partially of your making. Your family, your school, your forebears who drafted the Constitution of the United States and its Bill of Rights, these share in this new dimension. These are the advantages you have inherited and you would not be where you are today were it not for this inheritance. Guard this inheritance; secure it for your children and reach out for even greater dimensions in the future. L. A. Duffield’s Message for the 1964 Azalea PAGE 4

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MRS. PHYLLIS FLEMING MR. ALDEN L. SNYDER MR. EDWARD KAY COUNSELORS Every student at Analy and El Molino High Schools has a reg- ular counselor available to help make out programs of study. Counselors assist each student with educational and career plan- ning and any other problems that may occur during his school years. The counseling department experimented with a new testing schedule this year in an attempt to shorten the time needed to test all freshmen and juniors. Students were tested in large groups in the cafeteria, rather than the traditionally small groups in the library. DEANS Mr. Irish, Dean of Boys, and Miss Lorraine, Dean of Girls, are responsi- ble for the deportment, attendance, scholarship, and citizenship of each student. Their sympathetic understanding of student problems, invaluable advice, encouragement when needed most, ex- pert guidance, and timely admonitions have made us a finer and more com- petent group of future citizens. In addition to their duties as deans, Mr. Irish supervised senior activities, and Miss Lorraine was the Girls’ Lea- gue Advisor. MR. CLARENCE IRISH Dean of Boys MISS LAURA LORRAINE Dean of Girls PAGE 6