Inglewood High School - Green and White Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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STATELY — THE ADMINISTRATION l)R. JAMES B. SHEETS School Board President MR. JERKY FINE School Board Vice-president DR. A. NEII.CAI.I.UZ .O District Superintendent MRS. ESTHER M. BODE School Board Member MR. SAM E. WALDRIP Assistant Superintendent in Charge ol Business MR. ROBERT J. GOODYEAR School Board Member DR. RICHARD WKI.TE Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Educational Services MR. TED F. MERRILL School Board Member MRS. EDNA BOWDEN Director of District Personnel

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Sir. William K. Gills, Director ol Activities. Mr Kntsert Hoffman. Dean ol Boys, and Sliss Patricia l.owrs. Dean of Girls, discussed activities for tin month ol March on the master calendar. STALWART AND I find I he great thing in this world is. not so much where we stand as in what direc- tion we are moving.” Written hv Goethe, these words cxemplif) this past school year. Led by Dr. Bernard Hopkins, our principal, the school has taken important steps toward a more unified and happy student body. Through changes in the dress standards policy and the activities department, and additional participation of more students in the total school pro- gram, the administration has made the Inglewood High School atmosphere more henefieial and enjoyable. Mr. Terry Pearson. Assistant Principal in charge of Pupil Personnel Services, Dr Bernard Hopkins. Principal, and Mr. Frcdric Waller, Assistant Principal in charge of Instructional Program, review suggested curriculum changes f ir next year. Mrs. Virginia Pederson. College counselor. Mr. Robert Schottland. Career and Vocational counselor, and Mr. Don Schwerling, Occupa- tional counselor, discuss career possibilities after a high school education. Mr. Glenn Kincmun. tenth grade counselor, and Miss Kdith Gales, ninth grade counselor, confer over a dossier before having a conference with a student.

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MARGIE MICHAELS ASB Vice-president MARCY zalben ASB Secretary JEFF GREENBERG ASB Treasurer LYN CASTI.ETON Commissioner of Activities NANCY ALLEN Commissioner of Clubs Phil Ginsburg, first semester’s President, leads a typical Council meeting. FALL STUDENT BODY I promised that you would see results from P.G.’s nine-month plan” and you did. From the first day of school. Student Council was in full action. If you can remember nine months ago, we started the year with a successful sportsnight on the first night of school. I feel the success of this sportsnight carried through to the end of the first semester. Sentinel Daze sticks out in our minds as a huge success. The spirit and enthusiasm were outstanding. Climaxing that week with our Homecoming game, crowning, and dance made it the most sensational week in I.H.S. history. Besides having successful activities. I think Student Council accomplished another important goal. We communicated with you, the students. We strived to poll your desires and carry out your suggestions. In years past. I can remember many foreign exchange students. All these students were great, but I sincerely feel that Birgitta Stromberg is the loveliest of them all. I hope that all of you were able to get to know this wonderful girl as I did because she was truthfully an asset to my senior year. The success of my term in office rested on many people. Dr. Hopkins is the finest, most enthusiastic man I have ever met. He is the type of principal one dreams about. We were really very lucky to have Dr. Hopkins as our principal this year. Mr. Smith, our Student Council adviser, was the hardest working and most sincere person I have ever seen. Also, I can’t say enough about first semester’s Student Council. No Stu- dent Body President has ever had such a fine council to work with. These students worked hard but, most of all. they were determined to do well for the student IhkIv. Finally, I owe my success to you, the student body. You were the ones who cheered at the rallies and games and made I.H.S. a great and memorable place. I sincerely thank all of you for making the first semester so enjoyable.