Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Director of Student Activities Participation-Campaign ideal for students Mr. Brody addressed student body at pep rally. Mrs. Avis Spencer Mrs. Pauline Tucker Mrs. Rose Freifeld Mrs. Freda Ch rest Miss Betty Griffin Mrs. Elizabeth Turner Mrs. Bernice Boak Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. 20 2 tk t . . L. I 'l . ft r .fl b 0' . X A V Mr. Brody accompanied the Band and Drill Team on their trip to D 'U , L ' i ' . . , W K Y . ' . ,Q 2 -r' M' f .. . . J Y A . Chaffey. Directing all student activities from pep rallies to club-sponsored dances was thejob of Mr. Ron Brody. , An energetic person himself, Mr. Brody encouraged student participa- tion and involvement in extra-curricu- lar activities as well as in classrooms. His co-operation and ambition was clearly in step with the New Frontier. .Carol Do minesey Eula Maus Dorothy Odem Irene Ostapowych '27 Av-A

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... H s 1-Q FZ GJ-J Iiareur I-'Jn Counselors assisted many projects. It is -as Q W Counselors Working along with the teachers in preparing students for a future, the counselors created a secure place where students could turn for special help. Whether it be a college-minded Senior or a curious Sophomore, coun- selors offered to guide, rather than push, students into making the right decisions. Students received special assistance Mr. Ed Clary Mrs, Pauline Cota . Mrs. Wheeler gave serious answers to some. Mr. joseph Hickey Mr. Harold Irvine Mr. john Mohler Mr. Stuart Nielsen Mrs. Helen Wheeler 19

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jig, . Classified Personnel F' MQ Y lm -ft X ,M l X Mrs. Sara Sloan Mrs. Dee Taylor Mrs. lane Wilds Mrs. Mrs Paulette Abreu . Lauretta Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth Bandlow Mrs. Carol Cooper Mrs. Marge Glenn Mrs. Audrey Green Mrs. Mary Hamner Mrs. Rosamond Howery Smooth operations with hard workers One of Mrs. Ostapowych's jobs as the Counselors' secretary was pinning many important college bulle tins up for student use. Western's service personnel seldom received enough praise or recognition for the necessary duties they per- formed. Their kindlv services enabled others to have more time. Such jobs as typing absence lists, answering telephone calls, preparing lunches, and sweeping halls all kept Western functioning smoothly and efficiently. '- ?' eg- T 1 Q-in x X I f I fn 4 Mr. Max Buczynoki Mr. Arthur Nunez N W LQ. ' Mr. Arcolie Perona 'V Mr. T. Turner A f Mr. Leo Madrid N. ..... - Mrs. lean Schaeck Mrs. Marie Stewart Mrs. Lena Wolff Mrs. Ellen Woods Mr. Vern Barker Mr. Frank Biafore 21