Nogales High School - Charter Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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Nogales A d minis tra tion Mr. JoUey has been principal of Nogales High School since its beginning seven years ago. He has had the opportunity to observe and to guide our high school into becoming one of the best in the La Puente Union High School Disti ' ict. This lias been Mrs. Atfolter ' s first year in her position. She is in charge of counseling and attendance. This is quite a job. Just consider how it would be to have to keep track of the whereabouts of 1800 students ! Miss Braithwaite is known to most of the students as the one in charge of setting the dress code and girls ' discipline. She has been able to accomplish these goals and still retain the utmost admira- tion and respect of the student body. This is quite a trick but she has nevertheless succeeded in her own charming way. Mr. Packer is known to the male segment of our school popula- tion as the one responsible for their dress code and discipline. He, like Miss Braithwaite, has the knack of accomplishing this goal and still retaining the admiration and respect of the young men in our school. Mr. Murray was the new Director of Student Activities this year. This is a job that requires a lot of time and effort. He is the one who coordinates all of the activities of the school. All of the dances, games, and other activities are placed on the school calendar by him. He also is in charge of ASB, the Student Store, and teaches the Leadership class. Principal- Mr. Jolley Asst. Principal Mr. Packer Asst. Principal Miss Braithwaite Asst. Principal Mrs. Affolter Director of Student Activity Mr. Murray 187

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Dr. Glen Wilson: Superintendent Robert F. Kelley Assistant Supt. Business Roljert J. Shilling- Assistant Supt. Instruction Dr. Richard A. Falloon Pres. of tlie Board Business William A. Tarr Assistant Supt. Personnel District Administrators Nogales High School is joined with five otlier local high schools iiito a larger educational unit 1-aiown as the La Puente Union High School District. Our district is guided in its attempt to gain its educational goals by a group of people who work out of the district office. They iiiclude both a group of citizens from tlie commimity who serve on tlie Board of Trustees and the professional staff represented by tlie superintendents. These people spend many long hours working together to help provide the finest possible high school education for the students of the various high schools in the district. The board meetings are open to the public. Any concerned citizen can attend the meetings on the first and third Tuesday of the month.

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Mr. Schnuelle Mr. Womack Mr. Garner Mr. Romero Counseling People Mr. Nielsen Mr. Silverman Mr. Munro Mr. Mcintosh 188