Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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MR ARTHUR DITTENBERNER Assrstant Prlnclpal Actlvltles Elghteen holes wlth a club and a little white ball If lt were up to Mr Eckels thats what he would luke to concern himself wuth from day to day The facts are however hes lucky to get an one round of hrs golf game on Saturdays and then only after he has cleared up has dutles as assrstant pnnclpal ln charge of nnstructlon He s a charter member ofthe PHS admmls tratlve staff havlng been at his present task slnce September l954 Takrng care of all PHS Instructional and budgetary matters occupnes most of Mr Eckels tnme but he does manage to sandwich In advlsershlp to Boys League and this year the Prolect Record commuttee Dld you have a parking sticker for your car or a seat In the assemlles or the rnght teacher for the rught class? Then doff your hats to Mr Eckels He was responsnble you know their function? Luke Horton the Elephant Mr Dlttberner ns a person who says what he means and means what he says Somehow PHS people always fund nt wnse to lusten The soft spoken assrstant pnncnpal nn charge of student ac tuvltnes advanced to hrs posltlon In March of thus year when Mrs Jessie Chlttenden became a counselor at PCC Hrs office rs probably the buslest spot In school full of people each with a question or two for hum to answer There are no skeletons In his closets no room for them with such things as student handbooks master calendars athletlc elxglbulnty cards lusts of scholarships and honors PTA membership cards and pnctures ot camelllas taking up space The growing of the latter of course IS hugh on Mr Dlttberner s lust of hobbies one look at the offlce decoration on a given day should testnfy as to has expertness MR CHARLES ECKELS Asslstant Prrnclpal lnstructxon , . 11 rv - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . I . . . , . . 1 ' 1 . . , - I ' . . . . , , . . 1 1 I , . . , . . 1 , . . , . ' 1 . . . . , - 11 - 11 - 1 1 - 1 1 , .

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qaalzty an all ways, always Just as People make up the most vltal force In the universe so also do People determine the dynamics of an rnstrtutuon Pasadena Hugh School us a school of qualrty because Pasadena Hxgh School People are su perlor folks stressmg quality In all ways always Our three way team of students faculty and parents IS one of clear purpose hugh enthusrasm and deep loyalty Our days together have been fllled with unforgettable memorres memorles of outstandmg achuevements f spmted competutlons and of great fun As we sound praises for a student body of outstanding young people durmg this flnal week of warm-hearted Alohas we particularly cheer the members of the Class of l958. With our salute of gratefulness for all they have done and for all they are we predict for each Senior a future of deep and lasting satisfactlons. The pattern of qual- ity has been well set by our PEOPLE INSIDE P.H.S. MRS GLADISS EDWARDS Prrnclpal

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advising us... , , ..',. Both newcomers to the full-time counselor field this year, Mr. Six and Mrs, Nuetzmon took hold of their iobs early and quickly made lots of friends among their fellow teachers and iunior class students. A math teacher and coordinator of the iuniors' program, Mr. Six had the multiple duty of social affairs adviser, the eleventh grade class, and the counseling and testing program for stu- dents. Mrs. Nuetzman arrived from McKin- ley Junior High in March and imme- diately tackled the everlasting prob- lems attendant to programming stu- dents and working with guidance 'J 'eGf .e'S' We'e 'hey busy' '-'ow does Mies. BEEBE NUETZMAN MR GENE six advising 800 students on personal, ed- . . . , , Junior Counselor Junior Counselor Coordinator ucational, vocational, and social prob- lems sound to you? l 3 r ...M as Q its -hh: MR. STANLEY GUNSTREAM MISS DOREEN ABBOTT MR. RICHARD O'NEllL Senior Counselor Senior Counselor Seniors, seniors, and more seniors. That's what the counseling trio of Messrs. O'Neill and Gunstream and Miss Abbott were faced with this year. Mr. O'Neill, the veteran of the team, served as coordinator for the twelfth grade. Straight-shooting and sympa- thetic, he was responsible for helping to arrange the Baccalaureate, the graduation itself, the senior prom, and caps and gowns. Moreover, he slated and attended all class council and cabinet meetings and nailed down his Senior Counselor-Coordinator half of the 800 plus seniors' program- ming. Miss Abbott and Mr. Gunstream represented a departure from the or- dinary this year as they traded teach- ing time for their counseling chores. As PHS' first teacher-counselors, it was unnecessary for them to put in over- time to convince others of their value -but they did anyway. Miss Abbott came out of the girls' Phys, Ed. depart- ment for her stint, while Mr. Gunstream left his botany lab for his counseling hours.