Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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A Problems for olministrators I . l l l 7 . l Mr. Laurence J. Fuqua Assislanf Principal Willi palience and underslanding, lvlr. Fuqua per- il forms l'iis dulies: liandling disciplinary problems, coun seling, and supervising. I MHHEFJ I x Mr. l. L. Zol1ner Assislanl Principal Mr. Zolwner's voice is familiar lo everyone as l'1e an- nounces on llie inlercom lwis carefully planned sludenl aclrivilies. Board of Education l i i 1 . 'r in 4 nn- Y vt if i ff iii , Avg., gift L Q ' f', ff , , . Q:',,.N'v . f i' l SEATED: Mr. Roberf C. Bond, secrelaryg Mr. Clifford R. Kirby, supe-rin+enden'rg Mr. Roberf Bisclriof, president Miss Viola Benlrup, sec- l reiary +o Mr. Kirby: Mr. Harry C. Grannemann, lreasurer. STANDING: Mr. Clarence O. McDonald, assislani superinrendenlg Dr. John l M. Deming, vice-presideni: Mr. Kennelli Biemslagery Mr. Don Handslriyg Mr. George Vancil, assislanl' superinlendenl. L a I I5

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Mr. Clifford R. Kirby SuperinTendenT The increase in populaTion in our disTricT is The greaTesT concern oT The adminisTra- Tors, sTaTes Mr. Kirby. We believe ThaT The disTricT has a higher susTained raTe oT growTh Than any oTher disTricT in The enTire UniTed STaTes. Mr. Francis C. Huss Principal I hearTily approve oT your yearbook Theme-Hazelwood Has High Hopes. l Teel ThaT we have had a successTul year in spiTe oT bringing in l,OOO new sTudenTs, and l cerTainly have high hopes ThaT nexT year wiTl be an even beTTer one. f X Population Growth Poses A year Trom now The enrollmenT oT The School DisTricT oT Hazelwood is expecTed To be abouT l5,000 pupils-some 4,500 more Than are currenTly enrolled. The disTricT's populaTion boom is sTaggering7 iT is Tar greaTer even Than The area's indusTrial and commercial growTh. This massive change is shown by The TacT ThaT in a liTTle more Than a decade The Hazelwood disTricT will have gone Trom a small number oT one. Two, and Three-room schools To The largesT disTricT in ST. Louis CounTy. To oTTer TaciliTies Tor The enrollmenT increase oT approxi- maTely l,OOO sTudenTs in The senior high school, a new wing oT 3l rooms was added in I962. For science classes, one chemisTry, Three biology, and Three general science rooms have Taken over parT oT The new wing. Four language rooms and a language laboraTory are now being used. OTher rooms added were Two Typing rooms, -one shorThand room, one bookkeeping room, one general business.room, and one oT- Tice machine room. Three home economics laboraTories and one driver's educaTion room were also builT. The new addiTion has provided The needed space To ac- commodaTe I957 sTudenTs. ,fi A4064 ..- -...i...,, ,! .T w - T

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ur Problems Are Mrs. Amy Holmes B.S. Ed.. M.A. Counselor 'Q OFFICE PERSONNEL secfeifmes Mrs Eileen McKenzie Mrs Bobbie Hop Mr-Kefme+l1E.C0ok pen Mrs Lorraine Wilderman and Mrs Jeanneffe Gruenewald keep fhe prnncr A.B.. MA. pals offices runn ng smooflily by checking absenfee nofes fypinq and answering Counselor l EAGER TO HELP . . . from fhe.many cafalogs and bulle- fins in fhe counsel- or's office. Mr. Jen- kins finds informa- tion abou? college for Larry Wilson. l Il l l i I l