Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Guidance Aids Students Sponsoring various events including the S.A.T., College Board Examinations, and the Betty Crocker Test were only a few of the activities of the Guidance Department. Through Monday night counseling, students, parents, and teachers were able to solve manv problems concerning school. Arrangements were made for representatives from over sixty schools of higher education to visit with students. Activities also included ninth grade orientation and testing. Representative from Hanover College, Scott Bei.sel, who is a Clay graduate, advises students on their choice of college. Diann Wisniewski discusses the results of her SAT test with Mr, Turnock. Mrs. Patricia Sloan . . . M.A. Ball State . . . Head Guidance Counselor . . . favorite song is The Impossible Dream. ' Mr. Robert Turnock , . .MS. Indiana Slate . , Guidance Counselor . . , enjoys reading. Mr James Reinebold . , .M.A. Notre Dame . . Ciuidance Counselor. was in Who s Who in .American High Schools and Colleges in high school. 26

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Mr, Siknrski and Mr Ell watch thf honfiri ' at Hdmccoming. Striving to make Clay a better school was one of the main goals of Mr. Ell and Mr. Sikorski. Throughout the school year, the administration worked with students to create new ideas and promote better understanding between teachers and students. The administration was assisted by the secretarial staff composed of Mrs. Frances Lein, head secretary to Mr. Ell; Mrs. Lucille York, attendance secretary to Mr. Sikorski; Mrs. Cleo Eisbrenner, financial secretary; and Mrs. Mary Thomas, guidance secretary. Mrs. Frances Lein — Secretary to Mr. Kll Mrs. Frances Lein checks her records as Mrs. Cleo Eisbrenner. Mrs. Lucille York, and Mrs, Mar Thomas look on. Mrs, Cleo Eisbrenner — Finan- cial Secretary. Mrs, Marx Thomas — Guidance Secretary Mrs. Lucille York — . ttendance Secretary.

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Students Enjoy Services Mrs Helen Manuszak — Nurse Along with their regular classes, students were ()ff( red many special services throughout the year. Study halls provided valuable time for completing unfinished homework. Health services were provided for any student who became ill or injured during the school day. The library contained books, research material, magazines, and newspapers that were essential for many classes. Students ith speech difficulties were aided by speech correction classes offered every Friday. Mr. Kdward Han ze ski- Stud Hail Super is(jr .i , Mrs Rosclyn Col e — Speech Tlurapist Rick Mortakis reads one of the man magazines from the library dtk Mr Bliss Butts — librarian Mrs. Manuszak diagnoses a sore throat for Beth Bergenhagen. Jeff Snyder completes a novel for English class in stud hall 27