John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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GUIDANCE The primary function of the Guidance Department is to help each person to gain a better understanding of himself so that he may function more effectively in everyway. This includes helping students, through testing and individual consultation as well as group meetings, to understand their strengths, and weaknesses, enabling them to be able to work to best advantage in school and to plan realistically for the future. E. White J. Smeltz

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Our administration is composed of as sistant principals Miss Dorothy Burke, Allen Richardson, and William Moritz. Their decisions affect many Rebels both directly and indirectly. In a school as large as John Adams, an administration that functions efficiently is necessary. Such is the tradition at Adams. Mr. Moritz joined us last September from the coaching staff at John Mar -shall High School. During the same month, Mr. Richardson assumed his new capacity. Together with Miss Burke, our main office has molded all the fine traditions the school wishes to maintain. ADMINISTRATION

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SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR As Senior Class Advisor, Miss Francis Nugent assists senior class officers and committees in the organization of class activities. Among the important events under her supervision are the Senior Proms, D-Day Dance and Commencement. With the guidance and advice of Miss Nugent, the senior class is able to enjoy a most commendable year. SENIOR CLASS COORDINATORS As class co-ordinators, Mr. McKenna and Mr. Caldwell have charge of the senior homerooms. They keep order, take care of announcements and direct all homeroom activities. L. Levine J. Scheuctow J. Ralston