Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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1 i 3 1, E 1 X 1 1 1 2 Grinrling, Mr, Greenman aids Students by looking up records in Supervisor of House B, MY. Julien puts fatiulty information int0 his files, the mailboxes. E 6 Guide Students to Success i Mr. Di Guilio discusses academic averages with a student who is interested Miss Sutton, House B Counselor, CUYHWUJICS bei' in joining the co-op program. weern House A and House B. 25 v i i 1 i I W 4 l w i 1 i i

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Mrs. Donahue confers with a parent about one of the students she c ounse ls Mr. Owen answers Robert Carter's questions concerning application form. 24 .g if! Mr. Burr, Director of Guidance for House A, points out information to Cookie Farber concerning tuition fees ofthe college she is thinking of applying to. Houses 'A, and 'B' W0l'k to The telephone rings. A student assistant answers and delivers the message to the counselor. Two stu- dents sit in chairs waiting to be sent home because of illness. A . student sits silently listening to the advice his counselor offers him . All these incidents and more are part of everyday activities in the counseling centers of House A and House B. The hub of student life, the private offices of each of the counselors are open for conference any time of the day. Catalogues concerning colleges and universities are available for interested students. In addition to the many respon- sibilities of the centers, House B must record all attendence records for all three houses. State records are also filed in House B office along with any other vital information need- ed for state aid. Mr. McCoy explains course details to a student.

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Efficient Workers Help to Maintain Southfield school buses go over the entire city to transport students to and from school. The workers at Southfield work from early in the moming until late in the evening to keep the school running smoothly. Custodians must come to school early to open it and prepare for the 7:00 barrage of stu- dents and teachers. Bus drivers climb into cold buses to start their rounds of Southfield streets, cheerily greeting the many tired and grumpy students. Cooks take much time and care to prepare nutricious meals for hungry SHS'ans. Custodians have to clear up the cafeterias so that they may be used the next hour for study. Other workers include Mrs. Meek and her assistants in the Print Shop. They work industrially to put out copies of the Jay and school announ- Cements. It is the co-ordinated working spirit of the people at Southfield High which keeps the school running smoothly and efficiently. Custodian Bob Gimmel takes a moment off from work When Southfield fire department's fire engines pay an unexpected visit L0 relax in rhe office, to the school, a curious crowd gathers. 26