Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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MAY F. SIMPSON HOWARD N. WAYMIRE Registrar and Attendance Director of Curriculum and Guidance ORALUE McCORMICK CLARA BARROWS First Semester Nurse Second Semester Nurse Certainly this has been a year to be proud of and one that is very gratifying. Congratulations to all of you for a job well done. To the seniors who have recognized their problems and met them, congratulations. To all groups, clubs, and organi- zations our congratulations. Congratulations to all of you who have carried on through all our dili- culties so very well. It is so encouraging to see some of our new facilities and buildings nearing completion and to know that others are well under way. It has been very satisfying to watch the work by our very fine faculty as they have worked to improve every part of our already line program. Their devotion to their work for everyone can only mean better and better education for all. All these things make me very proud to be a part of Leuzinger High. May the years to follow continue this fine work and bring success and happiness to each of you. MR. VERN j. RICE Principal HELEN TOMBS Girls' Vice Principal LOREN C. BARTON Boys' Vice Principal

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Friendly Persuasion' Completing his third year as Superintendent of the Centinela Valley Union High School District, Dr. Jefferson L. Garner, with the devotion of Leuzinger faculty, administrators and the Board of Trustees has helped make another successful school year for Leuzinger High School. With the expected enrollment of 2357 students, four new buildings underwent construction for next year. When completed they will include a library, academic, science and homemakin build- ing, one academic classroom and the fourth build- ing will be mechanical drawing classrooms. With 500 more students than the year's enroll- ment expected, the new buildings bear witness to the School Board's careful planning. Every 30 days, picture slides are taken on the progress of the uilding construction. These slides are shown at board meetings to keep the trustees informed. With Dr. Garner's support and backing, the new student parking lot was opened April 1 and is large enough to accommodate 266 cars. GEORGE E BRADFORD CHESTER A BROWN DOUGLAS T. ROBERTSON President Vice President Clerk B M GALLOWAY JAMES A MITCHELL DR. WILLIAM McDONALD Trustee Assistant Superintendent

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10 M MR. EVAN AKINS MR. DONALD ANDERSON MR. ORLEY ANDERSON Acappella Choir, Printing BOYS' P.E. Eng., Dept. Chairman Piano, Mixed Chorus, B.A.-Humboldt St, B.S. Ed.-U.S.C. B.A.-U.S.C. Organ M.A. Ed.-U.S.C. M.Sc.-U.S.C. B.A.-U.C.L.A. R. FRAN K AHROLD Merely bein given subject does not make a teacher. For to be an educator one must serve as counselor, personal advisor, listener, a chain between child and parent, and in emergencies, first aid attendant, and comforter. Daily they devote their lives to educating the youn er generations. Satisfaction of seeing a job well done, aptpreciation, respect and a miration from the students serve as a teachers' best rewar for many untold hours spent in tedious to teach well. g qualified to teach a ' preparation Don'1' Be Educators compare notes M . r. Sidney Weiss, His- tory teacher, and a guest from India discuss for- eign affairs after class as First Semester Student Body President Bob Ripley lends an attentive ear. MR. DAN ANGELI. MR. NORMAN ARNT MRS. RUTH BEEDE MISS MAURINE BENNETT Alg., Gen. Math Chemistry, App. Chemistry Typing Couns.. Audio Vis. Dir. xiii-230. Eaglgy Col. B.S.-St. Teath. Col. B.S.-U.C.L.A. B.S.-U.S.C. M.S.-U.S.C. s p