Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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English classes opened gateway to knowledge 'rf'-1 ,, -' 1:I:T'?-75,11 Q .rfvrffqfg-.,,-.1 1-'f'7-31:1-215:27 rj U 4 1-.ii ' ,.-'Y 9, nqeigjx- i --r 1-7,3 ,giuiiggi-32,444,615 A ,vm-uzsffgca-i1?.-,M-2.:ux. One of man's greatest advance- ments is his ability to speak and communicate his thoughts to others. He has made speaking and Writing an art as well as an accomplishment. The English classes at Western were designed to develop this art among its students. Also included were such varied courses as Drama, Creative Writ- ing, Humanities, Speech, School Paper, and Yearbook-devised to broaden the scope of the stu- dents, outlook on English. - -v'-1--'? i mx -211' 1'-f'dfW Ge1'fJf' E- . 14 X N if , A Y fxf,

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1 'Sas 2' if K, if Q2 . -:si li ..f. -V me 1 L - ra - . .Q feieagg-D .QI-'I if ' 123-Q Q, V, I , 'gs' -'sa ga . Et -' fi' ' 1 if F fi' -'Wa 5 15 Kgs? ' ' T 3-'Bw at gi 1' ,X :ggi . it : ii ir 1 l :ev sf? ' rl? in i i XY H l . M. A Classified personnel serviced Western Above left: Mrs. Mary Hammer. Center: Mrs. Ellen Woods. Below: library staff-Mrs. Garnet Libby and Mrs. jane Wilds. Right, top row: Mrs. Kama Campbell, registration: Mrs. Bernise Boak, utilitv clerk. Row 2: Mrs. Carol Dominesey, attendance clerkg Mrs. Elaine Hicks, records clerk. Row 3: Mrs. Thelma Kretchman, secretary to principalg Mrs. Eula Maus, student accounts. Row 4: Mrs. Irene Ostapowych, guidance office, Mrs. Evelyn Sylvia, attendance clerk. Row 5: Mrs. Marian Erdmann, industrial occupation programg Mrs. Drusilla Petersen, attendance clerk. Not pictured: Miss Rita Thomas, PBX. he -rdufaiifgfziwa. ,resign . fi fi-gre. ' , :Taz-1 r:.1..... 'f '.':bt'1.. '1:iI. 'WET-I ,- ' r',. 1 .. 'rzniii 111331: '. ' ' ' S School is not all studies, books and homework for an elite corps of service personnel that are necessary for any or- ganization to function prop- erly. These people very seldom receive a thank you for their Workf but praise is not a part of their routine-just Work. The custodians kept the campus spotless by Working day and night shifts. After school they cleaned and swept the classrooms for the next day. Forewarned by the noon bell, the cafeterians prepared hot lunches for a starving pack of Pioneers. Winter rains and cold weather kept the indoor cafeteria bustling, While many students turned to the outdoor concession stands under more pleasant autumn and spring conditions. The office staff Worked long hours in the attendance and unit oflices keeping the busi- ness aspects of the school run- ning smoothly. Library clerks issued books to the students and collected fines for overdue books. They also kept discipline in the li- brary. i wa we meer 'gum ' ff' 1 1--:r x fr :Y ' -11,- A' , -'3fSg1jL'.L1i2I 6552: .fieftfisz F 'ie We rs: r eeswfefi

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Opposite page, above: Mr. Rothrock directed the ath for planning the Pioneer '67 by helping stualents jill Pfautz and Gary Thrapp. Below, top row: Miss Carolyn Brown-dramag Mr. Robert Chamness - english: Mr. Robert Clough - english, director of student activities, cheerlead- ers advisor: Mrs. Grace Felt-english: Miss Ka- thy Harden-englishg Mrs. Florence jones- english. Row 2: Mrs. Marjorie LeCount- english: Miss Barbara Mahaffie-english, son- Ieader advisor: Mr. William Mclntire-english, B football coach: Miss Blanche Nye-english: Miss Carol Oksol-english: Mr. Harold Park- lson- english. This page, above: NFL Secretary Mr. Bruno jacob, Miss Taylor and Mr. Carlson displayed the NFL Leading Chapter Award. Center: Miss Brown showed pupils the techni- ques of drama. Left, top row: Mr. William Pat- terson-english: Mr. Paul Pritchard-english. Row 2: Mr. Paul Randall-english: Miss Luella Rodgers- english dept. head. Row 3: Mr. Ralph Rothrock-english, yearbook and newspaper ad- visor: Mr. Richard Somer-photography. Row 4: Miss Fern Sterna-english: Mr. Davis Stur- rock-english. Row 5: Miss Margaret Taylor- speech, girls' league advisor: Mrs. Norma Terk- elson-english, girls' service club advisor. Row 6: Mr. Michael Vivion-english, sophomore class advisory Mrs. Netilee Wheaton-english.