Excelsior High School - El Aviador Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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lllfS'l'lCR AHTIIURS lIhuirmun, Home l':I'0ll0ll1l1'S W.-Xl,'l'ER BAlilNlG:XR'l'Nl'lH lillillflllilll. ,'xgll'l1'lIlllll'P l'fl,lll'1Nl'f IIl,liIAYlNCl'1R 1 il11lll'lIlElH. fi0HlII1Pl'I'0 lil-INEYIE l7l'IX'l'EH lill2lll'lI1ilIl. Girls' Pluysim-al l :illll'?lllUl1 lDllRlEClVURS llfpartlnvnt 1'llZ1ll'lTH'I1 svrw as an link lwtwvvn umlininistrutinn zunl Ilzivully to strvngthun thc' instri14'tion olifvrvml to the- stiulvnts nl lflxrcllsiur. 'lllwse' IlllI'll'4'Il lf'Zlllf'l'S. working with the znlministration. lAUI'llllllLllP plans in ln- 4-xi-1-111:-el lay the- tc-awlwrs in varh fir-ld. It is tlwir 1-0-rrpeiutivv spirit :mil knmxlwigi- ul' l'lIl'I'l lll tr:-mls in t'lllI4'illl0II whivh Hlkllif' of tlwsv lwznls. vawll il WQ'll-ll'illlll'll spvrialist in his own siilmjc-vt fivlfl. il xitul form- in the Ptllllillltlllill Sll'll1'llll'l' and philosophy ul' this mmlvrn high svlmul. INK! IJRISIIULI, S'll.fXNl.l'fY Kl,,-'lllSNl'fli lillLlll'lI1ilIl. lllzltlwlnzltivs lflmirlnan. Sowiul Svivlirc- .lUSl'll'lllNl'i NISSIEY Ula A . lf ul'sl An'rHUn FlNc:H .1osi:i'H mnmznon ' ' ' filllliflllilll. lhlPf'llLlIllI'S Arts lllllllfllliill. Buys' l'l1ysi1'z1l lI'KllXll'IN 0Sl,l'fR vE,l,A HOPPER l':illIf'Llll0ll lillillflllllll. llvziltll fillillflllllll. Mori:-rn ICIJITII LOWE Ill CII XUST l,iillg.fllkl,EIt' fjlmirmim- Art llllllil'lHllll. Sf-ii-in'v 15

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This year Mr. Richard Gahr has assumed the added duties of Acting Counselor, combining these new tasks with those already acquired as Director of Guidance. The programs, the educational plans, and the vocational plans of each student are carefully considered by Mr. Cahr. He is cognizant of the needs of every Excelsiorite and has been generous with his time. showing patience and knowledge in assisting students with their plans for the present and the future. RICHARD GAHR M ting Counselor Carrying out the complexities of the attendance laws of the state of California in a large school district are the major duties of Director of Attendance, Mr. Frank Little. Always a busy section of the campus before school are the windows of the main office, where, through the fine work of lVlr. Little and his staff, the attendance problems of Excelsioris absentees are considered with care. The Director of Attendance serves Excelsior as a link between the school, the parents. and the students. FRANK LITTLE Dner tor of Attendance No large educational institution can function without a sound financial foundation. The position of Business Manager, in the capable hands of lVlr. Henry Korsmeier, is one of responsibility. Through careful planning and execution of approved plans, Mr. Korsmeier sees that the necessary funds are available for the needs of each department, that the budget is carefully balanced, and that maintenance of old and construction of new buildings on the expanding campus of Excelsior are carried on with the greatest of efficiency for all concerned. HENRY KORSMEIER Business Manager 1111

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Although the itlval of vu-ry l'u1'ulty lI1K'IIllJf'I' is to V0lll.I'IllllU' his lrit to thx- ova-r-ull growth of the studs-nts who vomf- within the l'1llIIllS ol' his inl'ltwnm'c', hr is also an wlltvzttol' lI'ilIllf'1I in his specific tctutliingg fir-ld. Following: arf- prvxir-vis ol' votirsvs llI'K'Sf'llft'lI lay xurious 1lf'purtrm'nls at Ext-elsior: AtlRltIllI,'I'URI'I: In the he-zlrt ol' l,os .Xngvlvs County, worltl-rc'now'nwl for its J.lgLl'Il'llll.lll'ill promlm'tixity. is our FXIIZIINIIIILI vom-atiollul fztrni training Ill'UQll'ilIIl. lilllllbllgll this l X1'l llf'llI in-training sm-1'xi1'r- lfwvlsior boys are taught thc- skills vsltivh will nialw tlwm tha- furmvrs ol' the fllllll't'. ART: Opportunities 2lI'l 0llvf'I'4'll for 4'l'm1tiw Pwprvssion in volor. lwallty. form, r-motion. zwstllvtit' HIlIll'f'l'I3lI0tl, Slll'l'f'LlIiSllI. EIHII symlnolism througth the Yalriwi 4-oursvs in tlw url llc-pa1l'tii1m1t ut Exvvlsior. IIOINIMERIIIC: Preparation for IIIINIHPSS positions in postshiglt svhool days is giwii in tllf- nmny voursrs requiring spevtl, 21l'l'lll'Lll'y, rl'l'im'if'l11'y. unrl IIlllllSIl'y whivll form tllv von' ol' Ifwf-lsior's 4'lJllllllf'I'l'lilI lIf'IH,lI'Ullt'IlI. ICNGLISH: The trrm HVOIIIIIIIIIIl4'ilIl0llu is synonymous with I'lll'l't'IlI pt'zu'tia'es in the te-tu-llingr ol Ifngxlish. 'IIIIVUIIHII oral and writtvn work stutlvnts aw ufliortlwl opportunitiefs for S4 lli-t'XIlI'i'SriI0ll. Appl'e-4-ia- tion of good hooks: il1't'lll'il1'y, spe-ml, Ill't'SHlll't in journalism: tlramatin' Ilill'lIt'IIiilIiUll1 lIlPl'ill'y tlsuggvf all are invorporutwl in English instruvtion. FRANK ADAMS IIA ANTIIUNY I'II,UllISI'I IIHINICCAR IXIH-hunivs Arts Art Ifilgllish. Soviul Sl'IQ'lll'l' LUIS .IRAN ADAMS .IUYIC IIARTUN Vl'll.l,lANl HIIl,lFI Home I'I1'onon1i1's lhIklIilPIl1ZlIIl'S S4'lK'llI'1A. Ilvultll CHARLES ANDERSON CIQUHGIC BISHOP I HI'IIJIfRllfK IIIIICNNICY fi0ITlITlf'l'l'C Mr-1'l1a11i1's Arts Sovizll St'if-m':- GICUHGIC 1'IUH'I'IS Boys' I'l1ysi1'z1l Iitl. .lI'IWEl,I, IIAVISUN Girls' I'hysit'aI Iftl. l'IIYl.I,IS IJEIIICI. Il0l11I1IPI'l'r' 16