Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Administration then Fourteen teachers ma de up the faculty thirty years ago. They were served by a non-teaching staff of eight. The administration offices were in the main building, which at that time had two stories. Dr. Leroy L. Doig was both superintendent and principal. His assistants, the vice-principal and the dean of girls, served only a part time basis. now The faculty now numbers eighty-eight. The non-teaching staff has grown to over forty persons. Dr. Doig is still superintendent but his duties now are centered on the work of the district. He is assisted by the principal, the vice- principal, the dean of boys, director of health and welfare, the school psy- chologist and the adult school principal.

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W Word from the Superintendent None of us, even in the wildest flight of imagination, ever visioned the growth which has shaped the development of Garden Grove High School since 1928. From 200 students to 2200, from 1 3 teachers to 84, from two main buildings and two small bungalows to a large complete high school plant of 17 major units. Change has been the rule rather than the exception save in one area only — the realm of school spirit. The typical Argonaut of today is very much like the Argonaut of yesterday. Imbued with the fight on spirit, he is enthusiastic, energetic, and cooperative. For him student government is reality, not a myth. Student leadership is imaginative and effective and is accepted by students and teachers alike. The smoothness with which our large overcrowded school operates is a tribute to the fine Argonaut spirit which permeates the classroom, the assembly, and every student activity. Long may it continue to stimulate and guide the students of Garden Grove High School. ;z Q