Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Health, Iron Out Problems lanning schedules, discussing personal problems with students, teaching group guidance, securing college, vocational and scholarship information-all are part of a counselor's day. Spec- ial training and tive years of teaching, as well as a degree in the field of education with a major in guidance, are required before one can become a counselor. Mrs. Joan Ewing, school nurse, is a registered nurse with a bachelor of science in nursing and a certificate in public health. Her many duties include everything from informing and counseling students with health problems to using first aid and sponsoring the Future Nurses Club. She performs her duties at Adams Junior High two days each week. Mrs. Ewing, now in her first year at DHS, has previously served as a public health nurse for the City of Dear- f bom. ibn REX ANDERSON , ' 'V Counselor '1 'N B.A. Alma College ' 7 MA of Michigan 'I . E or .22 LORRAINE BEEBE GENE CUNNINGHAM Counselor Special Education B.S. Western Michigan M.A. 'Wayne State Univ. Q . ..f- .. Q ,J GAROLD HAMILTON Counselor B.A. U. of Michigan M.A. U. of Michigan B.A. Wayne State Univ. M.Ed. Wayne State Univ. FRANK MclNTYRE Counselor B.S. Eastern Michigan M.Ed. Wayne State Univ. l' GIVING TONY Smakovitz instructions for taking an ear test is Mrs. Joan Ewing. Enabling students to lead a fuller life were four teachers in the special service department-two visiting teachers, a speech correctionist and a spe- cal preparation teacher. YETIEVE GULDNER Counselor Counselo, B.S. U. of Kansas B.A' Alma M.A. Michigan State Univ. LOUISE HAINLINE ti 4.-N ' xx 4 A l JOAN EWING GEORGE GAFFKE Nurse Speech Correction R.N. Providence Hospital B.A. W M' h' B.S. U. of Minnesota eslem 'C 'gan Y .1

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T3 fu Y , CARL FLEGLE Physical Education B.S. Bowling Green Univ. ,Q MARION RUSSELL Physical Education B.S. Eastern Michigan CHALMER YOUNGS Driver Education B.S. Eastern Michigan M.A. U. of Michigan Various Departments Boost JACK JOHNSON FRANK NAVARRE HERB SCHROETER Physical Education Physical Education Pl1YSiCf1l EdUC0'i0 B.S. Eastern Michigan B.A. Alma College 35- MiCl 590 1 5'0'C Unit' M.S. U. of Illinois PHYLLIS SAVAGE Physical Education B.S. Eastern Michigan trong bodies are important to learning. The physical education department, required in all three years of high school under the new cur- riculum, helps develop these healthy bodies. Boys' and girls' gym and swimming classes compose the program. Driver education is now required of all students in Michigan. Dearborn High, combining class work with practical road work, trains its students to be capable drivers, so they may add to the safety of Michigan's highways. LILLIAN WALKER HAROLD NELSON Physical Education Driver Education B.S. Eastern Michigan B.S. Eastern Michigan I' M.A. U. of Michigan MRS. MARION Russell supervises her swimming class while Sue Hyde looks on. STUDENTS PRACTICE driving skills on the modern driver training area.

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