Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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Ptannect ttze overall policy for ttze sctzoots operationp Superintenctent Dr. William R. Staerkel, completing his sec- ond year as Superintendent of the Arcadia Unified School District, has done an out- standing iob as chief administrative officer for the schools. One of his major concerns during the past two years has been the continued strength- ening ofthe curriculum at all grade levels so as to better prepare students for the future. Also working with members ofthe Board of Education, as that group has had to consider the problems created by over-crowded schools, Dr. Staerkel has been able to pre- sent many possible solutions for the Board's consideration. His pleasant manner and earnest desire to provide even better schools for Arcadia stu- dents has made him many friends in the community D Hugt1es Personne Director Dr Wrttram M taer e uperrnten ent Henry S Malmo Dr Alton E Scott E ucatmna Serwces BUSVWQSS Sefvffes Assistant Supermten ents Assistant Superintendents Henry S Molino and Dr Alton E Scott have each assumed leadership in their respective fields Mr Mo llno directs the many divisions of Educational Services while Dr Scott is responsible for all Business Services for the District Dr Scott began his duties at Ar cadia last August

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A mmrsfrahon Board of Eclucahon Wnth real concern for the educatuonal welfare of Arcadua students members of the Board of Educatoon have spent many hours consudermg problems of the Dlstruct Not only have they met durmg regular Board meetmgs but they have spent countless hours an the commumty clar rfyung the needs of the schools to the crtrzens Because of thear leadershlp throughout the years Ar cadla ss known as a fme school system Overcrowdmg at all grade levels has been studied and the Board has adopted a plan provldmg for the contmuance of ex tended day scheduling for the Hugh School next year with added temporary housrng to provlde an adequate number of classrooms Harold Q Lertz I recu ent Ear! S Rrcleer ecrefary ward L Bufferworf F W Cowmg AIQH1 Cf' AIQITILQI' r...- Ilr. A. W Alisson flfem er

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ThoughTTul consideraTion of The problems and desires of sTafT members and sTudenTs alike has been The keynoTe To Mr. Souder's success as The high school's Principal. WiTh The myriad responsibliiTies of his posifion- ThaT of direcTing The conTinued developmenT of The curriculum, The selecTion and direcfion of The Teaching sTaff, and his many civic responsibili- Ties-There has always been Time To encourage and advise sTudenTs individually. V Through his guidance The pasT four' years, The enTire high school communiTy has shown greaT progress in all areas of endeavor. Princrpa HW UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTIICY a -i ..1 me mass, Mm Q. W. . miiU..f- A ny -.um mu mm-u ma nn A. 1- N- an un :lm nf um, ry nun yu. .Q A 1 x nf mn rf-an nun sgnml. un uaxvxamx n Dunn x nn 1 nn -u ma an .nun mr - 'nun-a -z tha me xn- n ma r-nn-y -mf, x. an muulgxr an nu au 5-uw nun nf use -nu x - onarpqm .1 my em. ui an :hu nf u-xr eu.-n 1- yn eewnxm. x mn bun -nun.-z uf un uns -annum u 1 an nur-e may pq: snr n-nr UI tin IH Intl hlcl me-pun.-.n an wx ucclllmld by ln lnrn C-puny ed ui. -can mi - 1--1 .1 unmet .ffm 1. nf m un, namely- an Ili!!! lhlci fl! Itclldld I plllnt. um-uxy rm:-nfs in 1 nu. ummm annum -1. mn uu- rm yun. my run fn- ns an un. nu 1 sqm .y mm.. n um am. sawn. uc :nu- ma xcn nn an pl ny .mm mm en .mn nm.-e, r-:nn -mn, In-Q-nuifma -.pl nanny nu. qu fn :mug ua. uu- snmnxy. C. C. nun I. Swann rn-up-1 .,. fluff f- 1 na un- mud 4 .Q H Sctzoot Actrninistrators irectect sctzoot organization g gggi 35' T-gg yggv ysci Q gjf, ,gme,,-,Jai gllu use g of , s ,.-,on,, so ,es i 5 4 rs