Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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THEY GIVE FULLY OF THEIR TIME AN IHIDANCE DEPARTMENT A place to go with m.1ny ot' our problems is the Guidance Department. Its duties in- clude scheduling classes. programming stu- dents. and interpreting test results for xo- cational and educational counseling. MR. XVILLIS GOINS Head Counselor Mr, Coins is the guidance factor in seeing that students may secure service in counseling, leading them to better co- ordinate their educational, business, and social Activities, Discussing college requirements are Mr. -Ixckson and Linda Hall. C3 QF COUNSELGRS clit to nght: Mr, joseph Hipple. lutfi crude. Mr Robert Qumpbeli, vtli grade Mrs Ifli4.ibezEz lzcncli. bye-c1.1l1 Mr NX esley Iuubstlier. lltl: gnitfe. Mr .liinn A.il.inu. 91:1 grdde

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OUR VICE PRINCIPALS AND DEANS MR. WILLIAM GIINGRICH Vice Principal Familiar and friendly to everyone Mr. Gingrich represents in vast measure the qualities that make Pleasant Hill a great school. As Vice Principal he touches the lives of all the students. MR LESTER HAAGENSEN Dean of Boys As Dean of Boys Mr Haagensen is respected for his sound judgment and integrity His purpose is to serve the needs of youth and his patience and understanding are an in spiration to all l MRS MARGERY K CROUCH Vice Principal Dean of Girls In her significant role as advisor to all the girls of Pleasant Hill High Mrs Crouch is confronted daily with problems both scholastic and social which arise among the students Despite the trying nature of her duties she always gives l generously of her time to each individual difficulty.

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FFORT THA COUNSELORS Left to right: Mr. Ray jackson, 10th gradeg Mrs, Bobbie Lytle. 12th grade: Mrs. Helen Nelson 12th gradeg Miss jan Beanston. 12th grade: Iwfr. Stanley Folettu. 9th and lltli grades. in feff MR. JACK KERR Curriculum Assistant Mr. Kerr's overall friendliness adds a great deal to his ability in accomplishing his duties as Curriculum Assistant. Giving many hours of their time and valu- able service, the counselors have a never ending amount of patience with inquiring students. Miss Beanston gives some friendly advite to student Bill Bjerre.