Menlo Atherton High School - Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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lg!! its Maintaining school policy for the three schools in the Sequoia Union High School District is but one of the many discussion points the Board uf Trustees talk over, Twice a month these elected representatives meet to discuss and dehate curriculum, administration, enrollment, and various other topics as they come up. Sequoia, Carlmont, and lvlenlo'Atherton, the components of this district, are fortunate to have such an ahle and willing Board. From left to right, they are: Mr. Ferris Miles, Mr. John Cost, Dr. Rex Turner, superintendent, Mrs. Rae Caplan, presi- dent, Mrs. Helen Kerwin, Mr. Scovel Mayo, assistant superintendent, and Mrs. Bernat, Dr. Turner's secretary.

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'iii The rcgletratlon of better than 7400 Student me no eaey But 'vit Robert Fmley Menlo Athertons Regxstrar attomplwh ed thus huge job before the htgxnmng of thus sthool year Efh cxenty and ptr exeranu. helped hlm to xttompln h thu tremcnd ous task Be xdu bexng Rtgjnstrar 'vir Fxnley IN al o the head of Menlo 'Xthcrton counselors 'Vlr Dougla Nlurray ind lvlr ameQ o hue tontrx utv. muth to the lntttrment of 'vlenloitherton Hxgh Sthool 'wlr 'vlurrxy vthxle bemg a lt an to tht Dean ol Boy thargt ot Student Countxl and Board of W ellart 'Klthough hllmg the dl cxplxnary lob of Dean of Boys abeorba muth of 'vir Cofll tlne he lx a o P T 'X toordxnator and Student Court Adxxior There two welllxked men hav. gamed the re put of exery person at Menlo Atherton X xxsor guxde md ht per 1 Mr Eleanor Kellum Menlo Xtlurtonb Vlte Prxntlpal .md Dean ol Q-lrls fxs to ordnntxtor and orguu Lr U NL 1001 U nLtlUll f HLNCI' kcl lente ind time nrt htr hy wird er xnterut md lll1dLl'ld.IN.l1I1E has btnchtcd all of Menlo Atherton l ,rff Ni.. S 1 ' 0 W V ,W . A . N-1 ' .2 3 K 'r-' I-wr---, ' , - Adi' , 1' ,Q -1- 'Q 5. 4 . 4 L. - '. , W Q K' 1 l l ,'- .' Q '- J ' f ' ' H 1' fl N H f- f Pl l ' N, he job 'L-es. f 'NA Put '- . -1' ' - 'J 5. H' ' ,k. E .N, ' , .L , . X . - ., .-- ' ' .. - s Q .' job. A I v ' , - . ' ', ' y -- k . , U W . ZH .5 .T i r ' , . a 'J ' 1 'fl , r . s W r . 1 s r . . . tl t C ffit g'- - h 'd ' ', X ' .r ,. z', ' 5551 l A L lr H 's, is alfo IH ' ' , ' . . 5' '1, 15 V. . . .. -' - E ' ,, 7' ' . L, l ', X 5 f A. , I 1 1 l 1

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As juniors and seniors our problems become more complex, for in the future looms the problem of graduation and college. Through our high school years our counselors have guided Us in our choice of curriculum in preparing for college, for the business world, or for whatever held we may enter. The counselors pictured above have advised juniors and seniors on many of their problems, both social and academic, since the time they entered high school as freshmen. From left to right, they are, top row: Mr. Murray, who counsels seniors, Mr. Dorfmeier, juniors, and Mr. Polon, seniors, Bottom row: Miss Mijares, secretary, Miss Henry, seniors, Miss Gibson, juniors, and Miss Pippin, secretary. one unno- V7 ov X xlfvf Freshmen and sophomore students need a great deal of help during their hrst two years in deciding what courses to take, and in becoming adjusted to the maze of a huge high school like Menlo':Ktherton. The counselors who guide these students are willing to lend a listening ear and a helping hand whenever they can to their underclassmen counselees. From left to right, they are, top row: Mrf.-Xustin, who counsels sophof rnores, Mr. Maxwell, sophomores, Mr. Goularte, freshmen, Mr. O'Donnell, freshmen, and Mr. Tomaszewslci, freshmen. Bottom row: Mr. Sheppard, sophomores, Miss Han' lon, sophomores, Miss Arends, freshmen, and Mr. Lavin, sophomores. Not pictured is Mr. McClean, freshmen.