Berkley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Berkley, MI)

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0 Guide Them through Berkley I want to get out of a classf, Something has been bothering me. To what college should I apply? 'Tm get- ting bad grades in one of my classes. All these are but a few of the comments directed daily towards members of the BHS counseling staff. These individuals act as intermediaries be- tween the school and the various facets of school life. The counselor not only advises the student as to which courses to pursue but also acts as the student's personal confidant. In addition, counselors guide students in the selection of colleges and trade schools. They encourage higher education by giving applications and recommendations. For underclassmen in particular, counselors administer various aptitude tests. This year many innovations have been made in the de- partruent. For the first time at Berkley High School, differen- tial aptitude tests are being administered to all junior classmen. These tests give a profile of the abilities of the individual. A follow-up study on the high school graduate is being put into practice, which reveals the accomplishments of all June gradu- ates. This study will result in a permanent tile of student success after high school. B.H.S. students whose names begin with A through C have noticed the addition of Miss Alexandra Atwood to the counseling department. She received both her Bachelor's and Master's degree at the University of Michigan.

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Students Rely upon Understanding of the Counselors :X l . .-. 'lQimJ .k'f ' as . is 4-in-H-Of'-' in ' N X TOP LEFT: Mr. Mark Eichner listens intently to a studenfs reasons for requesting a schedule change. TOP RIGHT: While not busy advising students, Mrs. Meg Zuber finds time to organize her students' records fOpposite pagej RIGHT: Searching through the schedules is necessary, Mr. William Richer discovers, to locate a student needed for a conference. BOTTOM LEFT: Roy Ankeny discusses the results of his SAT tests with Miss Alexandra Atwood. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Lucille Morrison reviews some of the new college information booklets with Mrs. Betty Stone and Mr. Joseph Hyink. 2 O K to

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