Miami Northwestern High School - Northwesterners Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Counselors Aid Students and Teachers Working closely with the Administration was a co-operative guidance staff who counseled with students, aiding them to rise above the current sea of racial discontent. Through their efforts, students improved in performance, behavior, and attendance. Paul Lightboume completes senior informa- ' tion cards as Mrs. Ida Cash reviews his IBM rating card. 1 ,,. .. -,- ' . MRS. HELEN CANNADY B.S., 10th Grade Counselor, Co-Sponsor of Hospitality Club MRS. IDA S. CASH M.S., 12th Grade Counselor MR. I-IOLSEY GRAY M.A., Test Chairman 10th Grade Counselor MISS MARY HENRY M.S., 9th Grade Counselor MR. WILLIAM KEEFE B.A., 12th Grade Counselor MR. FRANK WOODARD M.S., 11th Grade Counselor

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dministrators Plan New Programs The major activities of the administrative staff have been geared toward helping the public understand Northwestern and helping Northwesterners understand themselves. These activities necessitated change in the staff. Mr. John H. Peavy, guidance counselor, was named acting assistant principal of administration. Such organization strengthened the liaison between school and community. The Administration arranged local exchange programs for students and teachers, revised curriculum to meet students' needs, expanded work-experience offerings and governed school activities designed to enhance community relations. MRS. M. C. BROWN M A A sistant . ., s Principal of Curriculum MR. DAVID H. DOBBS M. A., Curriculum Specialist MRS. DOROTHY W. EDWARDS M.A., Assistant Principal of Guidance MR. JOHN H. PEAVY B.A., Actinfg Assistant Principal o Administration MR. LEE R. PERRY M.S., Student Activities Director, Athletic Director i In briefing session, Mrs. Dorothy Edwards advises counselors of departmental innovations for the school term. ik. tn .J L 1

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