Palos Verdes High School - Triton Yearbook (Palos Verdes Estates, CA)

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igi ABOVE: Assistant Principal Donald Hagen reviews athletic schedules for arranging bus transportation. RIGHT: Assistant Principal Ronald Ru- dolph evaluates classes in dealing with members of the Student Curricu- lum Forum. School Administration iiiil i 29 .,,...,?T:,L K ku Wh, 1- L- School Administration-23

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The Administration, our overseers, keeping watch over the flock making sure that none stray away. Keeping law and order among one and all. Creating rules and regulations, so that all may benefit. We, like an experiment, are mice, conditioned to work at the sound of a bell. One bell to get out of class, another to resume work. But this experiment comes out right in the end graduation, or in the animal world, the mouse escapes. 22-School Administration I i ,125 ,.r, AS CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR of Palos Verdes High School, Principal Edward C. Moore has numerous responsibilities relating to every aspect of school manage- ment. He oversees all school operations, some of which include handling discipline problems, constructing a budget, evaluating teachers and conferring with parents. W ,,,..,.w-MMM. , I Y K3 97 -awww ,V -... - --u..,w ' s.-fi'f ABOVE: Dean of Students Daniel Boone deals with matters of student discipline and enforcement of school rules. RIGHT: Director of Student Activities james Kinney works with Senior class President Phil Hogan as one of his proposals.

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dministrative Staffs ABOVE: Office Staff, FROM LEFT: Maxine Daniels, Jean Lu- cas, Virginia Thurston and Caryl Krug. RIGHT: Attendance and Guidance Staffs, FROM LEFT: C-erda Winkler, Kathryn Uruburu, Margery Weeks, Mary Wyatt, Delia Webb and Ruth Rea. 4-Administrative Staffs THE COUNSELORS' OBJECTIVE of understanding students' needs is a diffi- cult one, FROM LEFT: Mr, Alvin Borrie, Mr. Richard Selway, Mrs. Patricia Hearn, Mr. Joseph Cunningham, Mrs. Gertrude Wood, Mr. Donald Brough, Mr. Richard Pierce and Mr, Ray Jenks.