Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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Y g TALKING WITH MRS. McDONALD'S 5TH PERIOD world history class is soon after school commences. Mr. Golder, who makes a practice of speaking to every Sophomore class PRINCIPAL me NUCLEUS u Yvjy' OF GLENDALE'S AUTHORITY RESPONSIBLE not only to the students and their parents, but also to the Glendale Board of Education is G.H.S. principal Donald Golder. Mr. Golder is well known to all Nitros as he attends a large number of school func- tions and activities, including banquets, recitals, ball games, and plays. Meeting and mixing with many stu- dents helps Mr. Golder to become aware of the needs and desires of the student body in general. ALWAYS HELPFUL, Mr. Golder ioins his wife, Laurel, in an extra curricular activity. MR. GOLDER enters his office to begin o new day at Glendale High School.

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THEY SELDOM ACTUALLY MEET THE BOARD OF EDUCATIO BUT DAILY THEY ENCOUNTER ITS AUTHORITY --i S! CHARGED WITH directly carrying out Board policy are Mr. M. A. Hesse, business manager, Mrs. Mil- dred E. Hall, in charge of curriculum, and Mr. Kenneth M. Montgomery, deputy superintendent in charge of personnel. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the Glendale Unified School District is in charge of twenty-nine schools drawing students from the Montrose and La Cres- centa areas as well as from Glendale proper. The Board is responsible tor financing the school program, super- vising the curriculum, hiring all teaching personnel, and building maintenance. CONFERRING ON a problem facing Glendale High School are Dr. James H. Williams, superintendent of schools, and Mr. Donald T. Golder, principal of Glendale High. up-an 43 BOARD MEMBERS are: Mrs. Donald R, Williams, secretary, Mrs. Reid L. Beers, Mr. Fred P. Simpson, Mr. Scott T. MacDonald, president, and Mr. Beniamin O, Hagen, vice-president. 9

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AN ATHLETE IN HIS OWN RIGHT, Mr. Harry Beck as vice-principal in charge of student welfare, helps run Glendale's sports groups. Often known as boys' vice principal, Mr. Beck also supervises all extra curricular activities. Mrs. Dorothy Jackson, vice-principal in charge of instruction, uses any excess energy left after per- forming her main duties by working closely with Girls' League as advisor. She is also very active in P.T.A. Mrs. Jackson is retiring after many years at Glendale High School, and will be missed by her many friends among the faculty and the student body. IS IT TOO SALTY? asks Mrs. Jackson as she tests her domestic capabilities on her patient husband, Curtis. ONCE UPON A TIME . . . Mr. Beck relaxes with his wife, Norma Jean, and three children, Susan, Karen, and Gary, after a busy day at G.H.S. f . C? WATCHING DYNAMITERS on their way to classes are Mrs. Dorothy Jackson and Mr, Harry Beck. THEY MEET THE VIC -PRINCIPALS I f f f