Azusa High School - Turoquoi Yearbook (Azusa, CA)

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SJPI-I NORE ADNlNl?TFfTlf N Mr. James Georgeciu, Unit Principal SCHOOL SERVICE ffl' sg. Y w ? School Service - sitting are: Kathy Olsen, Neila Schwennsen, Pauline Arboreen. Standing are: Ann Ryrie, Glenna Marsh, Charlotte Frederick, and Marilou Templin. UNIT PRINCIPAL The Tenth Grade lState ol Sesent-il has as its major' emphasis social and envrronniental adjustment, Although emphasis rs plareil on adjustment, it rs the olwiectrve ot this grade to assist the students in olwtarnrng the highest degree of educational undeistanilina and proficiency ot which they are capable. To reach these goals the laculty, students, and counselors vvorls together. Through the use of past perlorrnance records, alwilrty anil interests inventories, test data, and expressed desires ot students, they are assisted lry their counelor' and teachers to select courses and social activities that lwe-rt suit tltern. In addition to educational anil vocational ac tivities in which every sturlent is involved, there are rnany social anil -.tirilent giovern- rnental OI'QCIlll7C1llOIItk in vvlriili any rrrerrrlrer ol tlirs class may participate. ,V COUNSELOR .R K , Counselor Miss Myra Hotchkiss, Counselor, and School Service student, Sharon Green. S ftC?sE'I'f-XIVf Q f c 7,ff Mrs, Erma Cordgn 'Secretary