Mira Costa High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Manhattan Beach, CA)

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Mr. WALLER A familiar figure often seen around campus is our principal, Mr. Waller, who is well liked and highly respected by all, Among his many jobs are the planning of graduation, coun- seling, assisting the Student Government, and managing the Stu' dent Body budget. It would seem that all of his time would easily be consumed, but he still manages to lend a helping hand and take a personal interest in each student. He acts as a friend and advisor as well as principal. Mr. UHLS First and foremost among the jobs of our busy vice-principal, Mr. Uhls, is director of discipline. Mr. Ullls gives freely of his time by attending sports func- tions and supporting school affairs. His mam job, and the job he does best, is mak- ing Mira Costa a friendly and well disciplined place of education. J 1 Mrs. McVEY As girls' vice-principal and sponsor of the Girls' League, Mrs. lXlcVey is called upon for many things. She plans the calendar of activities for the school, and supervises our club program. Even with these and her many other activities, she still Ends time to help the girls when she is needed. Page 9

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SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Earl Brown Superintendent Mr. Ray Jones Asst. Superintendent Mr. D. Cliiford Hig- gins, Mrs. Dorothy Battersby, Chairmang Mr. Adrian Bibee, Mr. John Cooper, Mr. Robert Trimble. Page 8 ,-.mu BOARD Mr. A. L. Young Asst. Superintendent

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COUNSELORS The counselors' olhce ot MIUOHI IS one of the major stopping points in a stu- dent's life. From this office not only comes sound advice for school and the life after but also the planning of the programs. The counselors who guide and advise the students are Miss Thomas, Miss Risse, Mr. McIntyre, Miss Browne, and Mr. Swartz. 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Brown, Mr. McIn- tyre, Miss Thomas. Miss Risse. ATTENDANCE The attendance office is a complex part of the school. Busy at all hours of the day with records and excuses, such things as student body cards, lockers, and off ground permits are also issued from its doors. Mr. Fisher, head of the oflice, confers with parents and students concerning truancies and oversees a well organized and efficient staff. NURSE All your aches and pains, genuine or fancy, are kept on file in the Nurse's office. Mrs. Ruth Scott, school nurse, has many busy days giving out Band-Aids, and treating ailments. She makes home find time to give each individual who enters her office a helping visits, gives physical examinations and, in addition, can always hand. Pa se 10 mv' M r. Fisher Mrs. Scott