Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Mr. Charles Greenly Department Head Miss Jane Adams J J J . Q54 fx Y - ri.. ' 'AWQJS' Z - ,, 's.- Xffffbt. ' FAM 1 Miss Jean Burns Mr. Tony Compagno Counseling is the process by which an experienced and trained person assists a second person, the student, to under- stand himself and his potentialities, make appropriate adjustment and deci- sions in light of this understanding, ac- cept the responsibility for this choice, and to follow a course of action in har- mony with his choice. A new member to the staff this year was Mr. Gary Holbrook, he has taken the place of Mrs. Nelson who was on sab- batical this year. Mr. Holbrook came to Redwood from San Mateo where he was a counselor for two years. He will re- main at Redwood as a counselor next year when Mrs. Nelson returns. Mr. Jim O'Connor alsojoined the staff. Mr. Charles Greenly served as head counselor again this year. COUNSELGR Mrs. Carol Neumeier Mr. Gary Holbrook Mr. James O'Connor M y ,, ' .AVVAA P I .,p, . ., f... . , . M., p i r :vm Miss Marilyn Rom , ,ff k,., 1' 5 f ,fy 5.- ,wiyffyf R b '-Xifglbfijffcif 52f?Qf!' Mrs. Jean o eng ,?.L5i,?,,fg,p if -',' Q 7-f.'l5i.ff 2' ffff 'X ff,

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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

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4, M gg, ,W M s f It 7' 2 V, ,azz ,gm . ,f ., ff,4,,,,4, ., ,K WQM, . ff ff jf? Q 1 I f 7 f ' .- . X! X f 4 1 , Wffiew ef 7 I -,, K. .. ,fdf i if W 2 3 ' , ,, , yy, f J- ,, , V ', f' Mr. Ray Kemper Department Head Mr. Ray Jacques Mr. Constantino Lavezzo Miss Pat Pendergast nm, HISTGRY -4 , mf, Mr. Stephen Baker Mr. Freeman Blake Mr. Art Chapman Mr, John Hartnett This year several new ideas were introduced into different areas of the his- tory department. Mr. Ray Kemper, Department Chairman, and four other instructors includ- ing Mr. Charles Wray, Mr. Constantino Lavezzo, Mr. Ray Jacques, and Mr, John Thompson worked on a grant which would help to develope new curricu- lum in government. In other areas, Independent Study was conducted, involving assignments from several teachers. The students were under the direction of Mr. Steve Baker. Changes also occured in classroom structure. This was shown in rooms 207 and 209 where the wall between them was torn out to accommodate large group instruction. A portable wall was used to seperate the two rooms. One new teacher was added to the department this year, Mr. Steve Holman, who taught World History. Miss Pat Pendergast, also a World History teacher, left the department at the semester. Y f V Aitf' .'ai ' f Mr. John Thompson M ' it Mr. Bob Wylie Miss Jeanine Richert MIii.jiWERARY Mr, Phil Pease Miss Bessie Chin I V.r.. .V ',,r V tf t 6 ' aff f gg , ,Z ss W ' f Mr. Stphen Holman, -. 1 1 , fr Y.:7',ii:ffv'ifp2l2Q:1 M if 5 VVAI .y Y, to V Q A4, VL.r 3 77. Mr. Duncan MacSwain Mrs. Margie Neubauer The Redwood High School Library offers more to the students thanjust 15,000 books, 120 different magazines and various other media. One part has been reserved as a Social Studies resource center where students can get help from a Social Studies teacher. They can watch television or privately view movies or filmstrips, and listen to FM radio. The library also offers space for faculty offices and a resource area. The duplicating machine has been a great help to the students, and with type- writers, records and tapes, the students are well equipped for all methods of studying. These assets help all the students and make the Redwood library one ofthe finest in the county. A .. ' ,,-'Z 1 Mr. Jerry Jones