La Puente High School - Imagaga Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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f . es - ,- Mi. Mauch heorieo the newly formed Guidance Dee partment, offering suggestions to seniors and other students desiring informadon, .fp 1' J X X, ,ar Though Miss Marianne Robertson handled the secretarial duties of the Guidance Depart- ment, she worked with Mr. Mauch, Mr, Foul, and Miss Ernestine Hodges in dealing with students. -EADERS PROVIDE Counselors-Mr, Charles Dickson, Mrs. Bertha Sprong and Miss Ruth Leger compiled facts an scholarships for seniors and saw that students took the proper courses. gas Q r , i , '5- i. . 1 rw, i, 15 er L f J 'i-'K ff K -'mllr i f' ...--g,s,..f -M, is X E L X N x 5. D if Six friendly counselors, headed by Mr. Patrick Mauch, Director of Guidance, gave their time and energy to helping students solve their many problems. As- sisting them, Miss Marianne Robertson, Guidance Clerk, and her efficient office girls kept the new quarters in the audi- torium building orderly. Mrs. Bertha Sprong informed inquiring students about available scholarships and, with Mr. Thomas Johnson, aided freshmen in adjusting to high school. The sopho- mores received expert counseling from Miss Ruth Leger and Mr. Charles Dick- son to whom all students wishing col- lege information came. ln charge of vo- cational guidance, Mr. Geno Dezzutti also contributed tothe counseling of the iuniors with Mr. Donald Butler who con-

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ADP'IlNlS'l'RA'l'OFkS . . . E Working harmoniously with Principal Robert J. Schilling to make the school year at Puente Union High School unparalleled, the administrators inde- tatigobly co-ordinated school attairs. As Business Manager, Mr. Louis Ridder purchased supplies, con- trolled the budget, and supervised transportation. Troubled boys confidently presented their problems to Mr. James Faul, Dean ot Boys. He held confer- ences with the students together with their parents. Known as a friend as well as Dean of Girls, Miss Ernestine Hodges strove to create genial student- teacher relationships ln spite of a full schedule Miss Hodges reassured all girls in need of help ln h s official capacity as Director of Child Welfare and Attendance Mr Jack Jolley kept accurate centrol attendance records and made apportionment reports to the state in addition to investigating the causes E ot truancies MR JAMES PAUL MISS ERNESTINE HODGES Dean of Boys Dean of Girls cub' Mr Jolley and M ss E ng cornoc e otes nd tgures the day s absences 3-P 1 MR JACK JOLLEY Attendance Supervisor 13 . , V g I ' V . W 13? 'fi , V , 6 , i wi I If n G i on . x ,r Q5 Y it J x J Q Q 1 1, , . K ' 5 4 . it . ' ,t , A x . ' f .1 , W Q fsUl'ff'ig , ..s'.isf r. 'qu' :SQ H . .A .K U . ' . X i lo 2.4 'ME 'Y f

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MRS BLANCHE LOWERY Snacketerla Manager EA 1 ivqv .23 ' terred wnth boys about mllltary servrce problems The multlple problems ot the sensors were solved by Director Patrlck Mauch As an Integral part of the student serv :ces Mass Ethel Hunt Irbrarnan lent a hand to students In selecting good books for relaxatuon and for research Checking eyes and ears and keeprng medacal records of all students occupred Mrs Lettne Kohlenberger As school nurse she gave advuce and treated mr nor nnlurres protesslonally Durrng the past year student help rn the Snack eterla and the Snack Shack under the dnrectlon of Mrs Blanche Lowery and her assistants served hot plate lunches In addntnon to sandwrches and snacks to hungry scholars. MISS ETHEL HUNT MRS LETTIE KOHLENBERGER Lnbraruan Nurse S FUDEN I' SERVICES au ne Wallace a e student rece ed expert ad ce rom Donald Butler Mr Thom he fum e cou se of study as Johnson and M Gena Dezzutt concern ng ,----4 'M 'A'fv'W K I 7,