Bishop Gallagher High School - Mitre Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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Guidance: Strengthening of values thru encounter Where does one turn when there are proHems? To the Guidance Center, of course! Both stu- dents and administration learned to rely heavily on this fine group of people during the times of crisis that occured throughout the past school year. With over four years behind her of Guidance experience, Sister Sue performed her administra- tive duties with joy and thoroughness. Whether it be the giving of scholastic exams or the ex- planation of the course offerings for the follow- ing school year, her organizational talents and personal concern are always noticeable. Assisting her by scheduling seniors for their future plans and helping sobbing Freshmen find their classrooms were Mr. Al Gironimi and Sister Kathleen. Even though this was only their first year in the Guidance business, they showed warmth and concern to all and made the Center a place eagerly visited by both faculty and stu- dents. In addition to these fine people, the Arch- diocese gave us a fine charsimatic chaplain in the person of Father Gary Bueche. Greatly con- cerned about Gallagher students, he is a wit- ness to real Christianity in our lives. Mr. Al Gironimi Fr. Gary Bueche Fr. Gary leads the Student Body in one of the many liturgies celebrated throughout the school year.

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Sister Sue, Guidance Department Mrs. Brady, Domestic Arts Department Mr. Schneider, English Department Mrs. Viviano, Business Education Department Mr. Weber, Social Studies Department Miss Coffey, Mathematics Department Sr. Rosemary Sam, Foreign Language Department Mr. James Rakowski, Science Department Mrs. Gardella, Religious Studies Department iS. •-»• Hk 1 w ABOVE: Members of the Administration and Fathers ' Club await to be introduced to the Seniors on Orientation Day. LEFT: Brother Richard reads the winning number to the successful Noi ' e?7}ber Raffle Drive. 11

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Administrative Assistants display efficiency Sr. Majella Asst. to Bro. Leo Sr. Margaret Mary Librarian Mrs. DeBates Registrar Mrs. LaTour Mrs. Zalkowski Mrs. Shirkey Mrs. Lawrence Secretary to the Principal Attendance Records Secretary to Bro. Matthew Guidance Dept. Secretary Controlling the use of the library . . . keeping records of your daily attendance . . . What do you mean I don ' t owe any more tuition! . . . take a let- ter . . . take a letter . . . take a letter . . . Brother Richard, the pest-control representative is here. . . . Who do I see if I am in need of a transcript and I graduated in 1962? . . . Betty, there has to be some mistake. The English depart- ment never ordered 200 tee-shirts . . . Sr. Margaret, do you have anything on the Bozo people of Mali? . . . Bro. Matt, we need four subs for 5th hour and 6 subs for 7th and I heard a rumor that every- one ' s goin ' to be sick tomorrow . . . Jean. Do you think you could get me three thousand copies by the end of the last period today? . . . Sr. Ma- jella, did you hear that fifteen freshmen just bar- ricaded themselves in the John and are making de- mands for separate Detention quarters? . . . Lois, do you have the key for the Mitre file cabinet? . . . What this library could really use is air-con- ditioning . . . For some strange reason I believe this place could never function or even exist if not for the hard work and kindness of these dedi- cated women. Wisdom through research and examination.