Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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vb t - . 9 lff, n t i Y bl... l Q Mr. Bjornstad Miss Sherman Mr. Mase Mrs. Talbot Mr. Damoth Mr. Gunn Mr. Converse Mrs. Finch Mr. Heimnick if . 4252 J r s 12 iv, Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Gray The counselors have not grown in number, but have found an additional challenge in working with a larger student enrollment. Each counselor has an approximate student load of 365 students. Responsibilities largely involve working out programs and help- ing with personal problems. Students with problems still manage to find their way to a counselor's office, where a willing ear listens and helpful advice is given. A counsel- or's day is also packed with other duties: parent conferences, referals for special serv - ices for students with special problems, and working out personality clashes between students and teachers . This year new scheduling equipment is being used to take the tedious clerical work out of programing, and automatic equipment will be used to aid this process . Librarians, too, perform very important services to the student body. They lend a helping hand in many ways: helping students find books, training cadets to help in the library, or showing students how to use the library. Although it may sometimes seem that you never can find what you want, all that is needed is a courteous request. 28

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STUDENTS INTRIGED BY MATH'S CHALLENGE here.

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COUNSELORS, LIBRARIANS STUDY HALL TEACHERS . . . PROVIDE READY ASSISTANCE It's been a hard day's night. But you've got a dangling participle. I'11 bring it back as soon as I can find it. 1 1 But you can't possibly take eight solids! 29 P Qin . . . and we won't have that aptitude test until a week from next Tuesday.