Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

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if--fceef'-'-2 i' MR. FREELAND TEMPLETON chooses to do full time counseling while the rest of the counseling staff spends part of its time in the classroom. GLENDALITE, Pam Hunt seeks the friendly advice of her counselor, Mr. Frank Louridsen. COUNSELORS ASSIST THEM IN VOCATIONAL AND ACADEMIC PLANNING fuV'f' 3 -W CREATING COUNSELING LISTS for the new school year are counselo's, Jack Parker John Key, Phillip Castlin, Murray Grant, Alice McDonald and Georgia Woodard CONFERRING OVER a weighty counseling problem are fl , Hilda Jones, Naomi Blackburn, Ruth Starr and Robert Brickman. -it 101 N-

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Emma IN CHARGE OF disciplining the male members ot the student body who violate school regulations, Mr. Gene Haas, boys' counselor, attempts to keep order and good will at Glendale. CO UNSELOR THE COUNSELING STAFF guides students toward the best possible preparation for their futures by assisting them in choosing courses which will benefit them the most. Counselors help Glen- dalites in deciding between college preparatory or vocational courses, according to the student's abilities and desires for further education. I E ii V I , . a vt ' ' 5, . 4 af , iii? .. fv. , 4' ,n.,1 .. . K.. . 4, V - ' - x u is M1 , L 4' ff. MISS NYLA CHAPMAN, head counselor, keeps Glendale's counseling program running smoothly and makes certain that evew student has at least one counseling appointment a year. GIRLS' COUNSELOR, Mrs. Leona Newell helps diligent students continue their education by organizing and distributing scholarship grants. H 4 . as

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ANY STUDENT who has missed even one day of school is familiar with Mrs. Mary Tye, attendance clerk, Mr. Andrews, and Mrs. Mabel Gansz, senior attendance clerk. l' SUPERVISOR OF ATTENDANCE, Mr. Ted Andrews, is a re- spected man at G,H.S. as he is in charge of all absences and cuts. ATTEN AN E OF IC Ioa- THE ATTENDANCE OFFICERS and the secretarial staff play ci large part in The school life of o Glendale Dynamiter. Whether in the counseling office, attend- ance office or executive office, these people are always friendly and oblig- ing, although at Times, their iobs are not to be envied. These instances in- clude the times when demerits must be marked down as The necessary conse- quences of tardiness, cuts, and other minor offenses. HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY in a busy high school are the clerical personnel: Marcina Daniels, audio- visual, Catherine Tench, supplies, Ester Howton and Lucille Clark' Counsellngf Clmlce Newlon' Switch LAUGHING TOGETHER at on incident in one of Glendale's busy offices are Senior Secretary, Mrs. board: and Susle Keeler' recorderls office' Emma Hubert, Mrs. Martha Bloomberg, clerk, and Mrs. Doris Lewis, recording clerk, L-u-,.