Southeast High School - Crusader Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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' L,,,.,,......- ----f Counseling Service Aids Students, Comlnunit Mrs. Margaret Morgan transfers a sophomore's scholarship points to his permanent record. Preparing students for graduation and college are primary concerns of Mr. Vern Sinclair, senior counselor. 1 5 junior counselor, Mrs. Thelma Watson, busily reduces a stack of necessary written work. ,X N M Wk: fl ' f Assisting students in problems affecting school life is the duty of the counselors. Each of our four counse- lors advises one class from the time it enters Southeast until it graduates. One of the major responsibilities is to assist each student in making realistic plans for his future. 'N 5 are .4 As freshman counselor, Mrs. Rose McMaster helps students plan their courses for the first year at Southeast. and pos reqi As the yea. elec cus: foug task by + befr F ro me: sevc

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I ,...a..i.-Lllifllbi vc, school account- 'rovide 1 well-organized s and a registrar ters and prepare :hool accountant ost versatile job paper work take as to cope with occasional brok- of the faculty, it ife at Southeast. iese ladies assist origin of an un- Jn for a research NS' Mrs. Eleanor Taylor, counselors' secretary, must keep the stu- dent files in order. Vital Services Miss Isabella Pattison and student office worker Anne Birch look over the absentee slips. ll AQ ,. 5 t N-. 'iigiwm if, xl ms E ' I 5 Wk e Q ,ct ts, f V ...uc J, Giving physical examinations to members of the gym classes is part of the job of Mrs. Eugenie Beaulieu, school nurse As attendance clerk, Mrs. Evelyn Hill must use the tele phone often.

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if .. N N life ise- :ast is is his 3 .4 ' dents Mrs. Eleanor Taylor serves in a double role as IBM and counselors' secretary. The combined duties of these positions include all paper work and correspondence required in the counseling office. Mr. Nathan Roitman holds a unique position here. As community agent, he acts as an advisory element in the operation of Southeast. One of his goals for this year was the establishment of an advisory council of elected students. The purpose of this group was to dis- cuss personal and group differences. In the opinion of some, the employees on the fourth floor of Southeast perform the most important task of all. These twenty-two cafeteria Workers, headed by cafeteria manager Mrs. Thelma Ward, arrive long before the school opens to students in the morning. From that time, they prepare and serve hundreds of meals and wash thousands of dishes before they leave seventh hour. . Mr. Nathan Roitman pauses in his Work as community agent. Cafeteria Workers Prepare Savory Cuisine Front r0w.' Mrs. Evelyn Carmichael, Mrs. Velma Daw- son, Mrs. Dorothy Karban, Miss Lulu Austin, Mrs. Marie Hood, Mrs. Erma Matthews, Mrs. Emma Bow- man, Row two: Mrs. Erma jordan, Mrs. Harriette Peter- man, Mrs. Beulah Fisher, Mrs. Nadine jones, Mrs. Gladys Peck, Mrs. Leona Carlson, Mrs. Thelma Ward, Row three: Mrs. Ocella Taylor, Mrs. Mary Ruth Hall, Mrs. F. Hamilton, Mrs. Evelyn Keith, Mrs. Ferne Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy Wyly, Mrs. Barbara Sum- mers, Mrs. Nora Becker.