Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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English, Journalism Dept . Produce ENGLISH, JOURNALISM DEPTS.-TOP ROW: WILLIAM D. BOTTOLFSON Drama, English B.A., Morningside College M.A., Univ. of Iowa Drama Club Sponsor LOIS CLIFTON B.A., Univ. of Iowa M.A., Whittier College Clearing House Sponsor ROBERT A. NICHOLS, JR. English AA., L.A, City College A.B,, Orange S1ate,M.A., U.S,C. BERNICE D. WEBB English, Homemaking B.S., Pepperdine, M.A., Univ. of Oregon RICHARD J. FLEMING English, Journalism B.A., M.A., Ariz. State Yearbook, Newspaper Advisor JACK R, MITCHELL U.S, History, English B.A., M.A., Ariz. State BETTY .IO ACKERMAN English B.A., M.A., Bowling Green State Univ. C. J. BISHOP Speech, English B.A., M.A,, Drake, Pepperdine Roto Hi Sponsor NANCY MARIE STURGES English, Counselor B.A. Wheaton College THOMAS PATRICK MULLEN English, Reading B.A., Whittier College Cheerleaders, Pep Squad, Roto Hi Sponsor IRENE A. HOLLAND English B.A., Univ. of Calif., M.A., Long Beach State CSF Sponsor L , N, Q N. 4 THE BLACKBOARD of Room three is often used for one of Bob Niccum's amusing puns. -f 1 LAMPLIGHTER EDITOR, Mary Pelfry, makes a point with Bill Dougherty as Pam Downing and Jennifer Johnson do layouts

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V.P.s, Counselors Aid MHS Students -5, . ef , in l .,l., K I C- i VICE PRINCIPALS, COUNSELORS-TOP ROW: David T. Powers, Director of Student Activities, John Conniff, Counselor, Virginia L. Wallace, Counselor, Nancy Sturges, Counselor, MildredgGillette, Counselor, Paul M. Driscoll, Counselor, Richard Ryan, Principal. BOTTOM ROW: David E. Salisbury, Counselor, Myra C. Hotchkiss, Vice Principal, Wesley K. McKee, Vice Principal, Dale J. Hughes, Vice Principal. if Headed by Mr. Dave Salisbury, the counseling and administrative staffs of Magnolia work to make sure that students get the best possible benefits from their high school career. Starting early in the summer, the counselors meet with approximately two hundred sophomores and parents for an orientation and counseling meeting. Two hours are spent with each family to try to ar- range the best possible course of study for the student. Individual achievement is stressed in the Mag- nolia counseling program and under the three level system, counselors and students have an op- portunity to become better acquainted. By having. grade level unit offices, counselors and administra- tors follow the class throughout high school. This sys- tem has proved to be a well-organized plan to bene- fit all students. BK.:- PAUL DRISCOLL, Junior Counselor, plans a change of schedule with Joyce Turner. 2

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Plays, Debates, and School Records BOTTOM ROW: BETTY NOWAK English B.A,p UCLA Sec. Credential, Long Beach State F. W. FATHAUER English, Modern Lit. BA., M.A., Long Beach State Clearing House Sponsor ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON English, Special Ed, B.S., Univ. S. Dakota Zenith Club Sponsor 'EA ' ra ll FRED FATHAUER often uses records as teaching guides in his English IV classes. SENTINEL EDITOR, Ann Moses, helps Diane Joy choose iust the right pose from yearbook proofs. Films, tapes, and recordings added to the usual interest in Magnolia's English Department, headed by Mr. Fred Fathauer. Literature was emphasized at each level, Literature Appreciation for Sophomores, American Literature for Juniors, and English Literature for Seniors. Creative Writing, World Literature, and Modern Literature courses added to a well-rounded choice of elective classes. Included in this department are the Speech and Drama classes. Combining classroom study and extra. curricular activities, the debate team and drama club heightened students' enthusiasm for these subiects. The journalism classes gave MHS students a different view of the English field. Limited to upperclassmen, the Lamplighter and Sentinel staffs worked to produce journalistic compositions. 235