Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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CARROLL RAWSON, Registrar EDMOND T. CASEY, Attendance MR. RAWSON Mr. Rawson, capable and efficient, takes an active interest in the com- plete academic experience of a student throughout his high school career. Besides the routine of registering students and scheduling classes, he is greatly interested in vocational guidance. His office provides vocational lit- erature and materials that are invaluable aids to the student in making a choice of a life occupation. MR. CASEY The problems of attendance and child welfare rest in the competent hands of Mr. Casey. , i The principal f unctions of the Attendance Office is to se ' W a public relations policy that will promote cooperation between th hpme and the school. r « ))■ Office Staff Row 1: Wetton, Bush, Tedford. Row 2: Lundy, Miller, Little, Peters. [ 18 ]

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Janet M. Watson, Girls ' Vice - Principal Miss Watson, Girls ' Vice-Principal, is well known for her cheerful, understanding guidance and friendly approach to stu- dent problems. Her newest duty is to serve as adviser to the Legislative Council, which, under her capable supervision, has become an important unit of student body government. Bruce M. Lawson, Boys ' Vice -Principal Mr. Lawson, genial Boys ' Vice-Principal, runs his office justly and efficiently. Being very much interested in a youth vocational bureau, Mr. Lawson has assisted many boys in their efforts to secure part-time employment. One of the Vice-Principal ' s duties is acting as adviser to the Cabinet. He is a capable adviser as well as a real friend to all the Cabinet members. I 17]

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- i k . W-iO. ?. eofvjslb o MR, LAWSON Adviser ART DIXON President [1st Semester] DUNCAN McDONELL President BOB BOSACKI Boys TED BARLEY Athletics WANDA SMITH Girls .c Student Body Cabinet Mark Keppel ' s student officials are now- active members of the San Gabriel Valley Student Conference. We were host to the Conference in December at a meeting and luncheon. The Cabinet has been quite active this year. By-laws were drafted recently to gov- ern athletic eligibility and regulate forensic competitions. Aside from the routine of business matters, the more pleasant social functions of the year included the School Days Dance and the staging of the elaborate ball in April for the crowning of Marilyn Beyeler, the Queen ol the Story Book Parade. The smooth functioning of the Cabinet is due to the fine personnel of officers and the wise counseling of its adviser, Mr. Lawson. k:. JANET MORGAN L, Forensics ' PETER BAILEY Literature LEON CLARK Athletics [2nd Semester] KEN TRUEMAN Finance [1st Semester] HERB MITCHELL Finance DON EITELMAN Ass ' t. Finance PHYLLIS BELOW Ass ' t. Literature WANDA SPOON Cabinet Secy. ' [ 19 ]