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

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Carl W. Tague Boord ot Trustees... Phyllis S. Aegerter Raymond F. Hansen Reflecting the events of the past school year we Gnd that Excelsior's school district had an active board of trustees. As the board was responsible for supervision of all major policies concerning the district, they were confronted with many duties. Some of these duties included: set- ting the procedure for selecting text books and for de- termining course content, establishing standards of pupil behavior and performance, deciding how long the school day and school year would be and setting the tax struc- ture for the schools. These duties required much time and effort from each member of the school board. The students of Excelsior express their gratitude for the line work and active participation on the part of a dedi- cated school board. Regulated District Stonclords ffiff H. L. MacTaggart Venn W. Furgeson President

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'-ff. . 4 ., ',.j4,'4'K' . 1, District Administration and Dr. Murrell M. Miller District Superintendent Working full time for the purpose of better education, the District Administration was charged with the duty of administering the powers and responsibilities assigned to them by the Board of Trustees. The Assistant Superintendents were charged with specific duties in directing the affairs of the district. i Assistant Superintendenfs R0bCrt D- ASQNOH . Richardson Hastiflgs Charles L. Hutchinson Personnel and Speezal Servicer Educat1onalServ1ees Busingi-3 Snug,-ei.

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ffJ2 'M I o -2 . -P -4f1,--3.9 x i l I 1 I emi junior, Sally Troyer, looks to Mr. Valentine and Miss Sherzer for 2 advice on a class problem. Adminisfrationk Interest i in Pilots Appreciofed by Stuclenfs WW.. 3 W I 1 1 Gail Rizzo found that Mr. Valentine had students' Miss Shefzer and senior, Kathy Bishop, make their Q imefejm at hgayt, way to Mr. Valentineiv office to discuss school ac- tivities.