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

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M . Hitchcock M Rawson Casey The splendid cooperation existing between the parents and the school is due t6 the efforts of Mr. Casey, supervisor of the Attendance Office. His understanding of student problems has won for him the admiration and friendship of all who know him. The counseling and guidance service for lower division students is largely in the hands of Mrs. Hitchcock. She also handles a great deal of the master testing program through her office. Mr. Rawson, the Registrar, is very helpful in assisting the students with their curricular problems. His counseling service provides the helpful guidance necessary to enable the students to make the best of their school opportunities.

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, , f' Al 5 . fr , . I I I To L' l rr MR. WHITE j i The pleasant, smiling school official whom we may meet anywhere on the campus is our own principal, Mr. White. Aside from the regular routine of administrative responsibilities, he is keenly interested in all school activities and is genuinely con- cerned in the welfare of all the students. We wish to extend our thanks to Mr. White for his guidance and friendly counsel throughout our high school years, and may we continue to enjoy his friendship long after we have said fare- well to Mark Keppel. 'lfi

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EFFURT AND Row I-Wanda Spoon, secretary: Phyllis Below, literature. Row ll--Barbara Short, assistant literature: Mildred Carman, forensic: Leon Clark, president. Row Ill-Leroy Riehl, boys: Don Brown, athletics: Margaret Bradshaw, girls: Bruce Lawson, advisor. Row IV-Lyman Carney, assistant finance: Don Eitelrnan, finance. Cabinet lst Semester The popular student body president was Leon Blackie Clark, who kept his officers active and the social world bright. Remember that after-football game dance? It proved to be the money-making highlight of the season as well ll a get-acquainted rally for Keppelites and their guests of the rival team.