Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Deor STudenT Body, IT hos been o sTudenTs of To produce None mode ond f MR. ROGER c. T To goin The fine sTc1ffc1nd ond help in o smoll woy on The following poges. could have been ond encouragement of porenTs in generol, ond To Them we soy- Through This book, I hope you will re- school yeor cis if was-o very imporTc1nT The lives of some very imporTcrnT people- sTudenTs of Sierrd. Sincerely, 5' km: ' MR. PETER DeVRlES Assisfclnf Principal, Curriculum ond instruction MR. ORVAL McLELLAN Assisioni Principal, Business ond Activities MR. ROBERT WOLSTONCROFT Assistonr Principal, Guidance ond Counseling

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150 rd of Cru fees The members of The Board of TrusTees are elecTed by The people of The communiTy every Three years and are enTrusTed with The responsibiIiTy of deciding The policies of The WhiTTier Union High School DlsTrlcT In order To accomplish This immense rob They meeT officially as a group Twice a monTh and also de voTe many hours of their own Time beTween meehngs in research and sTudy The proof of Their successes can be seen in The well planned smooTh Tunchonlng schools of The disTricT PresidenT MRS VIRGINIA MACY MR CHARLES MARSHALL Vice President Member MR EDGAR ROMBERG MR M G GARMAN MI D1sfr1ci,4dm1141strai0r1 MR. EARLE FISHER Assistant Superintendent Business Services DR. CHARLES WALLACE Assistant Superintendent Educational Services Carrying ouT The policies esTab lished by The Board of Trustees and keeping The schools running smooth ly are The malor concerns of The members of The DlsTr1cT AdmlnlsTra Tion In Their daily work They per from many various duT1es ranging from The hiring of personnel To The esfablishing of curriculum programs. This year in addiTion To Their regular Tuncfions These dedicaTed people have been busy planning for The opening of MonTe VisTa High School MR, EUGENE O. WINEINGER DR. HEBER HOLLOWAY Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Personnel Services

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Kwrdimzfo 5 The work of the coordinators often goes un- noticed by the students of Sierra, but it greatly affects their education. Supplying the best equip- ment, relaying 'the newest teaching methods to Spartan instructors, and organizing the depart- mental distribution of materials are important parts of their jobs. ln short, these men and wom- en play an integral part in the maintenance of a smoothly run school. Mr. Robert Eicholtz Curriculum and Instruction Mrs. Cecilia Throp Curriculum and Instruction Mr- sei-'v-s,:,:zv , it i, 'gat 'l ll glilii ll, all Students know that the doors to the counselors offices are always open when ci Spartan needs a sympathetic listener or a helping hand. Mr. Arthur l-lorshbarger Mr. Arthur Roessel Freshman Counselor Sophomore Counselor Among the most familiar faces on the faculty are those belonging to the members of the coun- seling staff. These people are always ready and willing to help a student rearrange a schedule, solve a problem, of plan for a college and a career. ln addition, they work with the teachers to keep up-to-date the cumulative folders which contain a record of grades and personal evalua- tions used by college entrance boards, armed forces, and future employers. Mr. Warren Hackett Mrs. Rachel Woolett Junior Counselor Senior Counselor S ' l l as