Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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,fl Lvflvfl EGISTR TIG Bentley's academic program has steadily im' proved since the school's establishment in l947. The latest development was the new system of registration introduced last spring. The confusion usually associated with enroll- ment was cut to a minimum by this new method. A few students at a time were called from their classes to the gym, where they arranged their fall schedules with the aid of teachers and counselors. When selections were made the students passed to Mr. Glanz, where they received a ticket from the masterboard for each class placement. Once the hours were decided upon, teachers recorded the schedules and registration was over for an- other semester. When school began last fall every student knew exactly what the arrangement of his classes were, and each was able to begin work smoothly and without delay. 4 . We I !i3, 5 I si , N 1'-,il Ad1es'ing :loss loads falter re9l5 f tic1 is C difficult toslr. lt requires the effort ol both counselors ond the od- rninistrotors. Those working here oret Mr. Lee Joslin, Mr. Arthur RCQSVS and Mr. Cecil Allord- Checlcing schedules ond class selections lcept Mrs. Dolores Hcheisel busy. The line formed to the right ,gg Judy l3hillipS, Eleanor Nielson, Linnea BEVTSOVH ond Jeon McCreOdie. f.n,V,, .V. 1,., .., . fre .. ,n, ,,,Q: ..,.. ,,1:i.gf .