Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Trustees Govern a Large District Concerned with the needs and problems of one of the large and fastest growing school districts in the nation, our District Board of Trustees has given considerate support to our expanding needs. bw J.. www uve -f mr 4 ,7 I ',', la Paul W. Cook District Superintendent , C 8 y K 2 ? 'A , , , f f 'LJ f in l M?- Rarnond B. Terry Board President Board members respond to an in- vitation of our student photographer to relax, From Left: Don R. Langston--board member, Dr. Knife-- state consultant, Ivlrs. Fos- ter, M. Warwick--board clerk, Mrs. Marie Story--secretary to Mr. Cook Board member Ben H. Schroeder signs budget papers as Clyde Nickle, assistant superintendent Qleftj, and board member Royal C. Marten look on , 8

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ff' ' ' i v I l l l I ,., l 'st-- -sf! 1 'lllllnuu-gt, Mr, John McGrew, graduate of An- napolis ,has become well known in his double role of Dean of Boys and Vice- Principal, ln his first year here, Mr. McGrew has won the friendship and respect of the students, Tireless in giving time and ef- f fort in behalf of the student body, he has initiated and helped organize a host of new projects and activities in his added capacity of Director of Student Affairs. s, i i l ,fist Q YN . W s ,ry 5 , fl. y p , xl ,f . as gi ,gif ' nf fi ,MEZZ OHM MCGREN Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, our cheerful Girls' Vice-Principal, finds her greatest reward in giving audience to troubled youths. Registration, program- ming, assisting in planning of class schedules and curriculum development are all included in her administrative duties. Mrs. Arnold's devoted interest and energy is admired by students and faculty alike, 3 xtffv X y ,lo Qjs. Qjsjvlgfx f ffl Rf, ,SX Our jovial attendance officer, Mr. Frank Mattas has always been popular at Western. When not involved with truancy problems, which task he handles firmly and efficiently, he gives a helping hand in student functions, including school dances and athletic games. During the grid season, he took movies of our Varsity to present to the Booster club. tvf