San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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MN PIE FACE-Representing the faculty, Mr. Knadler fat left! surprises homecoming crowd with his cream pie capacity. CTA INSURANCE- Mr. Wines, building representative, urges enrollment during October faculty meeting in the Little Theater. rdf? 4' 'VXI Versatile faculty combines meetings, extra-curriculum , vu ati- -.X Wit N.. inn-an 51' HENRY ALBERTS - B.A., LINDA ALTMAN - Fresno State, English Il, Sacramento State, English Lettermen, Junior Class. IO, TAC, Soph Sponsor. HARRY BOTTORFF-A.B., LILLIAN BOWLS 1 Fresno State, M.A., Sac- U.C. lBerkeleyl, English ramento State, Pro. Demj ll, Dept. Chr.: CSF Head Civ., Western Civ.fSem- Sponsor, Latin Banquet. inar, CSF, Senior Spon- sor, SLOTA Representa- tive. WALTER AUSTIN - B.A., San Jose State, A.V. Equip., W. Geog. SRI, Driver Train ing, Soph. Sponsor. GARY CARL - B.A., Laguna College, M.A., L.A. State: SRIXW. Geog., Pro. Dem.fCiv., FTA, Senior Sponsor, Head Coach JV Football. V, xwxksl SHIRLEY BENEDICK - A.B., Sacramento State, English I0-12, Voc. Eng- lish, GSC, Senior Sponsor. JUDITH CARNELL-A.A., El Camino, B.A., Cal State llong Beachlg Girls P.E., J.V. Yell Leaders, Varsity Yell-Songleaders, Drill Team, Pep Club Head Sponsor. if . f im, 4' '7 CHARLES BLODGETT 1 B.S. College of Idaho, M.A. Stanford, M.S. U.C. iBerkeleyl, Biology, As- tronomy, Planetarium Di- rector, Dept, Chr., Inter- national Club Sponsor, Scholarship committee. PAT CRAWFORD - B.S. East Central State Col- lege, M.A. Cal Poly, Mechanical Drawing, Sen- ior Sponsor. Faculty-9

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V Q 0 -fl? -' VARSITY FANS-Watching the first varsity game in the new stadium, Mr. Duval and Mr. Lefebvre follow the San Luis-Righetti football action out on the field. SCHOOL BOARD--SEATED: Mrs. Donna Langford, Dr. George French, president. STANDING: Mr. Warren Sinsheimer, Mr. Teymoor Gedayloo, Mr. W. R. Woolpert, clerk, Mr. Patrick Nagano. Not Pictured: Mr. Walter F. Lewis. Q-h.,.. nf YM009 GZDAYL90 4 , f ' , xl, -V . t Tier. - , . 1 ...V i ,Q V 5 e .ff-W I gs 8-Administration le... r'ff1'fl..l 'ff NAS V 91:24 1w....,..f.f- ' 'L Y 25 years experience prepares Lefebvre for San Luis position Hailing most recently from Delano High School, with 25 years' experience as teacher, counselor, principal and superintendent is Mr. V. L. Lefebvre, new principal. Citing as his target promotion of better student-teacher cooperation and a democratic student government, Mr. Lefebvre succeeded Frank Holt, who piloted Tigerville for 39 years. Dr. Ronald E. Notley, district superintendent of schools, called for the execution of his four challenges for students to pursue under faculty guidance and in- spiration. The challenges are: improvement in written communication, pursuit of the discovery method of learn- ing, greater use of problem solving techniques, and capitalizing on the use of research and logic. The district administration suggested that a careful study be made of a shift from the semester plan to the quarter plan. The purpose of the proposed shift is to give -. 1 H- . if xx ss. 7 5. I' f is . .333 Z rs We A 4 DR. RONALD E. NOTLEY -A.B. Chico State, M.A., Ed. D., U.C. lBerkeleyl, District Superintendent. V. L. LEFEBVRE - B.S., Bemidii State Teachers, Minn., M.A. Colorado State, Principal. V students an opportunity to choose more courses. CHARLES LEWIN - B.A. Univ. of Illinois, M.A., Ed.D., U.S.C., Ass't. Sup't. lEducationJ. RUSSEL DU- VAL - B.A. San Jose State, M.A. Cal Poly, Vice Principal, ASB Adviser. WALTER NEWMAN-B.S., Rice Univ., M.A. Univ. of Redlands, Ed.D. Stanford, Ass't. Sup't. lBusiness'i. ETHEL COOLEY--B.S. ot U.C. lat L.A.l, M.S. at U.S.C., Dean of Girls, Welfare Board, Girls League, International Sponsor, Scholarship Committee, Foreign Stu- dent Advisor, Advisory Committee

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we Qw- K f ?' ' Sigh: lm' ----M JOHN DEARHART -- B.S. Cal Poly, Special Educa- tion. THOMAS FAVERO- B.A., M.A., Arizona State Univ., Boys P.E.g Letter- men Head Sponsor, Ass't. Football , Track Coach. JAMES DOE--A.B., Bates College, M.S.T., Univ. of N.H., Chemistry, Biology, CSF, GSC, SLOTA Repre- sentative, SANDRA FISH- ER 1 B.A., Pepperdine Collegey Girls P.E., SRI! W. Geog., Pep Club, GLEN DOLLAHON-B.S,, M.A., Cal Poly, Junior Counselor, Head Junior Sponsor. GLEN FLEISCH -B.A. Gustavus Adol- phus, M.S., Bemidii State, Englislh II, German, AFS, Junior Sponsor. Soph Sponsor. ghimi .. l 1. w1I,g....' J. , 5 ,,. I , ,, Q., . T1 i w ft .. f g li . -fe N ef ,fi .,, Y ALICE DOUD -- B.F.A., Syracuse Univ.: Drawing and Painting, Freehand Drawing, Commercial Art, Dept. Chr. AFS, TAC Sponsor, MIKE FRANCIS -B.S., M.S., Cal Poly, Cadets, Water Polo Coach, Swimming Coach. IEE' f LAURA FARWELL-B.A., U.C. lLos Angelesl, Li- brarian, CSF, FTA Spon- sor. GEORGE FROST -- B.S., Central Conn. Col- lege, M.S., Univ. of Maine, Biology I-ll, FTA Head Sponsor. , . x, ,, .. M' CHANGE OF PACE-For English teacher Miss Bene-dick, flying is exciting . She checks the Cessna 'l5O for pre-flight complications. HAPPY GOLFER-Tigers own Jack Nicklaus, Mr. Glenn Fleisch, smiles in contentment utter carding a hole in one in the county championship, IO-Faculty