Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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II or Deans, Counselors :heir capacity as visiting teachers, Mr. Howard Hunt, left, Mr. Floyd Rose, above, , Mrs. Nona Irwin, right, take care of their paper work early and get out on the d making house calls the rest of the day. Mr. Wilusz, far left, and Mrs. Williamson, left, sentence or pardon Woodward lawbreakers. Above, Mr. Mezaros schedules work for eager seniors. ,Q-14.3 :ull Faculty

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Discipline and Attendance S eeial Interest Have you ever wondered where the mischievous students in your classes disappear to? Who makes sure that everyone who is supposed to be in school is in 4, lax I school? Wonder who you will talk with after you have pulled a prank and gotten caught?'The answer is W .3 really very simple, and a short trip down to Room W 142 will clear up any questions you might have. It is V Mr. James Wilusz, boy's dean, and Mrs. Marie Williamson, girl's dean who along with the visiting teachers keep order among students. Talking with students in school or at home, straightening out problems, and smoothing teachers' ruffled feathers, are only some of the things the deans quietly and patiently take care of. If you have a job and need a building permit, or if you tried to sneak out of the cafeteria a few minutes early, you will find Mr. Wilusz and Mrs. Williamson ready to listen and offer help. A K.. . 20 Faculty W

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. ll i faq sri -4 , . . 1551 . '-C i f' L 973' - , Ne' ,W -1. ., .sf- ' ' 'Jr' '4rff,'F .gf-.F A ij Above, Mr. Gwozdz, college as well as guidance counselor, discusses the hall news with Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Hall, below, would just rather sit back and forget about the rest of the world. Meanwhile Miss Hill, lower right, monitors at a meeting of the Afro-American Club. 22 Faculty Counselors Supplj Whenever a problem or a question arises in the min of a Woodward student, he knows there is always one plac he can go to fmd help in solving it. First floor, Room 141 that place. The people there, ever ready to help, are tli counselors. Mr. Frank Gwozdz, in his fourth year on the staff, hz in addition to his other duties, assumed the responsibility G college counselor. In this capacity he, supplies students wit information about various colleges and also gives ther assistance in obtaining financial help. Miss Jacqueline Hill, i her first year here at Woodward High School, is not onl involved as a counselor, but is working with students in hq role as advisor to the Afro-American Club. Those intereste in the vocational education program find Mr. Jamf Crawford always willing and able to help. Rounding out tli counseling staff are Mrs. Doris Hall, Mrs. June Winquist, ar Mr. Donald Martin, consistently offering a helping hand to confused pupil. liEEF?13iqa lL.r.-z ,f', 'i ' T'T T'Y,W HFEEQQLT-' , ' 7' 'H' ' 'WT T 'gf' J f ' I fr ,.g2K5win,r - , Q , , at . ,., ...sr , ..1r, , .1-