Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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est l 'H Z ? 1,4 , Z . I 7 W I 94 Za, 'Q U 1 W-Z X H ,, f f 5 ffgk Mr. Robert Dean, counselor, works ro catch up on some paperwork. . ' fn Students visited many types of booths at Ruskin's annual career day. ii Counselors Aid Students In Vocational Planning Throughout the year, Smith-Hale counselors Mrs. Viv- ian Van Hoozer and Mr. Robert Dean were on hand to ad- minister SCAT tests, compile class standings, and advise students in college choices. More than 50 colleges sent representatives to College Night to answer questions re- garding admission and scholarship requirements, tuition fees, and areas of curriculum. Students not planning on college attended Career Day where representatives from local companies and agencies were available to answer questions and explain new opportunities waiting for the student after graduation. Some of the participating com- panies were the Bendix Corporation, T.W,A., Macy's, Bell Telephone Company, and Hallmark Cards. MIRAGE I9

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.......-...- -...A .......,.-...... .,, ...,..., , .,..... -....,...,..,,,,,,,,,,f- .,......,...,.......- -..,....--...........,...-,...-... , ,, ,nu ,, ,M ' - - ' wnfyn-1,-.lf Mrs. Dorothy Wright, nurse, poses for picture in between duties. MIRAGE 20 , Q9 .5 ' 1 1 f, Secretaries, Mrs. Dorthea Gfeller, Mrs. Pat Prouty, and Mrs. Lee Flippin take time out from their many office duties. Efficiency ls the Goal of Organized Clerical Staff Miss Sue Travis, former business teacher, ioined the Ii- brarystaff with many new and interesting ideas. With her on the stafflwere MrsiCorinne Miller and Mrs. Lonnie Mil- ler. Miss Carolyn Davenport worked at Smith-Hale in the morning and at Ruskin in the afternoon. Schedules, report cards, and failing slips were the concern of Mrs. Dorothea Gfeller, secretary. Working with Mrs. Gfeller were Mrs. Lee Turner and Mrs. Pat Prouty. The daily absentee lists were taken care of by Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Prouty kept track of all money from school proiects,