Bellflower High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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School One Miss Gerene Tores, Vice Principal BELLFLOWER ADOPTED SUB-SCHOOL SYSTEM Bellflower High School’s enrollment reached its high- est figure this year with a total of 2,600 students. Be- cause of such a large enrollment, the school adopted a new administrative system. The entire school is divided into three sub-schools, each school having a vice- principal and counselors working in closer harmony. Mr. Richard Robinson, Counselor

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s 12; 5 5iS§S si i I VV '-V n v Serving to remind you of the faces Jir d this yearbook will grow in richness and rmWnr Treasure Chest. Your faculty and adminis|r®io of the bonds of loyalty between you and ©II fl dip into the Treasure Chest frequently. WeJ«| '-rewarded with pleasant memories. We jfust you will better appreciate the opportunitfg lu way that you endeavored to improve B mfowe. adult you must strive to improve public educati a stronger youth-serving agency year by year. Mr. John Prasch That e ublicjdS ,.s which have made up your school life, or you in years to come. It is truly a Dpes that it will also help to remind yoTT f« School. We hope that you will Rat uach 'time, you do, you will be richly ejpry Time you leaf through these pages edocation has afforded y.ou. In the same |F School VOhile a student here, so, as an In this way our Bellflower High becomes i T

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School Three Mrs. Bernice Carlstedt Vice-Principal It also enables the counselors and teachers to become better acquainted with the students and their problems. When a student enters Bellflower High School, Mr. William Brown he is placed in a sub-school, and he remains in the Counselor same sub-school throughout his high school edu- cation.