Lansdowne Senior High school - Valhalla Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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ECRETARIES Lansdowne Senior High School owes a great deal to its efficient and hard Work- ing secretaries. They dem- onstrate daily their ability to cope With the many problems that arise in the ofliee. These ladies are the unsung heroines that keep L.H.S. running so smoothly. B. Blubaugh I. Harris ?SsssHggg,,es1s1fN ' -fsgisrlsssf 1127s fsssafmfge , 1w5?i5gefif'ffi1wz: 'ff' .' ,, 1':f5i..?: :' ,?E5fP2g3k, K. pw.: f. ,. :ssE:E?: 53251-gf -. ' 'Y L- Jones E. Seymour rf. 1'jf'.,,., -v f: 51:55 ' ' fri.: :list if .. WW ' sf? : ' S ze ' 1 K . . 'K ' B. Sheppard Above: As secretary to Mr. Ness, part of Mrs. Seymour's daily routine is balancing the checkbook. Left: Mrs. Sheppard is very absorbed in her task of reading and approving absentee notes. Above: Typing all sorts of guidance reports is one of Mrs. Harris' responsibilities, but she doesn't seem to mind.

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5 E . -..:: f2e:s'::b2E-'H-f A ' R , fi I Q 2 , in 4: , 1 W M at M' X :!f.2 : :K TY x 3 if , Q ,M Q Above left: Mr. Ferruso, despite all his work, still manages a smile. Above right: Filling out forms doesn't seem to bother Mr. Buchheister. Lett: What has caught Mr. Nessls attention? Right: HDidn't you know school starts at 8:00?H, Mr. Ferruso seems to be asking.

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j ,. ...fr GUIDANCE The Guidance Department is a very important part of a studentis life at Lansdowne. The counselors are here to help the students discover who they are and where they are going. Since the decision-making process is a difficult one, the counselors are always available to help. Some of the posters found in the guidance office seem to reflect messages which define our counselors' philosophies. Some of these are as follows: Our chief Want in life is to find someone who will help us to find our- selvesf, Emerson No one can come close to another, let alone love him, without coming close to his sufferings? ALL YOU NEED IS LOVEH if , Above: Mrs. Murray helps ninth grader Debbie Scarlett plan her next four years at Lansdowne. Below: Mr. VViditz is Well aware that at the beginning of school many students find out their schedule is not very satisfying. 21 MEEWEEESEWHTWE e rigs ggi C. Coleman . Murray 2 ' ' A V .ff -' ir q - isfiaiiesaesfls giggag. :- yrsemirrgifigsr .3-rx.. ire, Maiwas tr H 559 5155 51555 'gil t feifizxffgs ff v C iwifsiz f 21.5 32 5575-ffszisif ,.,,,,, , .. . , Q 1- E Q a X .. . , f i . 2 . 1: 1 L 1 - 1 ff iffy. a 5 - is V 2 1 ' 2 2 2 2 G. Saunders P. Terry 1. Widitz Charles Coleman . . . B.S., M.S., Towson State, Purdue Universityg Guidance Depart- ment Chairman. Gloria Murray . . . B.S., M.S.g Marquette University, Barry Collegeg Guidance Counselor 9. Gladys Saunders . . . B.S., M.S.g Morgan State Collegeg Uni- versity of Maryland, Boston Universityg Guid- ance Coimselor l2. Peter A. Terry . . . B.S., M.S.g University of Tennessee, Guidance Counselor ll. john Widitz . . . B.S. in Physi- cal Education, M.A. in Guidanceg East Stroudsburg State College, George Washing- ton University, Loyola Collegeg Guidance Coimselor 10, F .T.A., Lansdowne Scholar- ship Committee Chairman.