Ayer High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Milpitas, CA)

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Administrators Combine Efforts Mr. Don Campagna To all Trojan Men and Women of Ayer: You have completed another Odyssey with this tabloid record of achievements, suc- cesses, significant events and sports. You have played a part and this record reiiects the success you have attained in various goals. These pictorial representations re- veal how successful you were as an indi- vidual at Ayer and as a part of various organizations such as clubs, student gov- ernment, sports, classroom activities and plays. Thus, the Odyssey '70 should be treasured as a storehouse to recall in the years to come pleasant memories, warm friendships, and happy participations. QMQLWM Mr. Joseph House Mr. A. Nick Noskowski

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Counselors Aid Student Progress Miss Virginia Hurst. Mr. Ned Mclver. Mr. Eugene Lucero Miss Effi emi Spiliotis Helping students select courses that will enable them to achieve a high level of education is just part of the many duties of the counseling department here at Ayer. The counselors work with each student personally so that he can develop intellectually according to his own ability and desire. Their job begins even before the teachers, for they are the first to greet the incoming Freshmen, giving them advice that Will help them through their four years of high school. And for many their influence does not end with graduation, for through their guidance many planned their future. Many students have obtained their goals aided by the advice of these people. Because our counselors' concern for their students goes beyond their years at Ayer, Mr. Mclvcr, Mr. Lucero, Mr. Nicolai, Miss Spiliotis and Miss Hurst devote many hours counseling, advis- ing and motivating our students.