Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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MV- Paul Bosque Mrs. Emma Wulzen Mr' Jack Bam Dean Of BOYS Dean of Girls Assistant Principal Mr Dick Frakes Mr. Donald Kreps Principal Mr. Bill Wilkinson Director of Student Activities of Onne . A M IN IS T RAT I O This year the administration, headed by principal Donald Kreps, continued to show its faith in the capacity of the students , by work- ing for an open campus. Our admini- stration is considered to pave the way for other schools in such things as optional dress and open campus. Although we may not receive these privileges as soon as we would like, in the long run we do. The members of the administra- tion were the same as last year. Again, the deans followed their policy of individualized disipline rather than a set punishment for every rule that is broken. As before, Mr. Gennarro was the principal of both the Summer School and the Evening Adult Education. Mr. Nick Gennaro Dean of Evening and Summer Schools

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. , r , , William B Lewis Mrs. Gloria Melbostad Frank Miller Chairman Chester Carlisle Superintendent David Ring 1 i l . The main issue the Board had to face this year was that of the Bond. Once again it failed and the overcrowding problem in the Tam district became even greater. The Board has many functions. These include the appropriation of all district funds and making all decisions which involve the three schools in the district. The board members receive no compensation for their services other than the honor of being chosen to serve their community. The problem of District Unification continues to face the board. This years District Administration was composed of Mrs. Gloria Melbostad, Chairman of the Board, Mrs. Bette Wallace, clerk, David Ring, Frank Miller, William B.Lewis and Chester Carlisle, Superin- tendent of Schools. DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION

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- I.. uiuinj ununllllll ww Mrs. Donna Globe ' ff? f ' . ...fgff Mrs. Verna Green Mrs. Freda Leuin vf' E 26 A Mrs. Jean Griffin Y gr' R f 9 ' Mrs. Betty Heinrich . 3 Y f, 10:4 Mrs. Muriel Kerry OFFICE STAFF The library, attendance office, and coun- seling offices play an important role in the functioning of the school. It is the responsi- bility of the many hard working people who work in these offices to handle all of the mail, information and office work which is done at Redwood. With over 11,000 books in the library, the library staff has the task of buying, selling and issuing all books. Also, the many magazines which are at Redwood for the students use, keeping the fine literary standards of the library, and fulfill the needs of the students. The attendance office audits all records for the state, and verifies all absentees and doctor,s excuses. The counseling office has done a fine job of keeping the student's records in order in the past, and will, no doubt, remain doing so in the future. OFFICE STAFF Mrs, R02 Pryor Mrs. Jean Riekena Mrs. Helen Simpson MVS- Dofothl' Soden Mrs. Carol Nichols