Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Taylor School board boosts staff to guidance secretary Mrs. Kathleen Cannon, who has been in charge of the cafe- teria at Taylor Elementary for 2Vi years, supervised the bookstore, tallied the daily cafeteria receipts, and banked the money taken in by all three of the corporation ' s cafeterias. Mrs. Mary Lou Meadows, the new guidance secretary, assisted the guidance counselors in such activities as scheduling, typing, and keeping permanent records. Mrs. Wooldridge and Mr. Davis had previously been dependent on their student assistants for aid. The financial secretary for the high school was Mrs. Dorothy Hunter, whose duties included keeping financial records for extra curricular organizations. Taylor also built a new elemen- tary gym, a library, and two classrooms. a School Board — (I to r) President William Maple, James Williams, Vice- President Wayne Wilson, Edwin Berndt, Secretary John Norwich, b Superinten- dent ' s Secretaries — Nada Cunningham, Francis Ahlemeyer. c Superintendent Andrew Fernung

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Junior High acquires guidance counselors Jerry Lamberson and Linda Donelson, Junior High guidance counselors, did much to lighten the work load of the High School counselors by advising seventh and eighth grade students about academic or personal problems, arranging parent-teacher con- ferences, and scheduling eight graders for their first year of high school. Two new faces, Jenny Appleton and Judy Suter, were added to the cafeteria staff. Millie Brown, former cook, accepted the posi- tion of secretary at Taylor Ele- mentary. a Guidance counselor — Seated — Mary Wooldridge; Standing — Jerry Lamber- son, Linda Donelsen, Rice Davis, b Custodians — Kneeling — Kaye Cunning- ham, Hercules Barkley; Standing — Ralph Blazer, Robert Renbarger, Mar- jorie Shock, Ollie Smith, Ray Robertson, Jack Justice.