Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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J. R. Schindler -101 Lugy A, Quinn -102 J. R. Irwin - 201 Counselors provide needed guidance . . In a school so large and crowded as Cooley the possibility of feeling unknown and alone is real. Therefore, the individual attention that our coun- X n i selor somehow finds time to give us helps where M H M ller - 202 we need it most: in finding ourselves and in relating ourselves to others constructively. Harvey Chapman - 219 M, Jeanette Goodenow -302 James W. ChaPmB'1 -301 Rufh M, Cox 220 Seven

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ix Owen A. Emmons Principal Our principals give intelligent direction . . . All important in creating an at- mosphere of friendliness that is conducive to doing a job well is the leadership ofthe administration. Students look to their principals for policies that are fair to all, for human beings that are understand- ing and sympathetic, and yet firm and resolute when the situation de- mands it. In Mr. Emmons, Mr. Hiller, and Miss Delbridge, we benetit from the concern for our welfare that is the hallmark of a democratic administration. Clarence H. Hiller Helen Delbridge Assistant Principal Assistant Principal

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Eight Harvey Meyer Ruth Barns Harold lindsay D0f0Tl'lY Roellm Commercial English Health language . . . Department heads and teachers impart valuable knowledge Creating opportunities to learn skills of observation, thinking, and expression, whether in a classroom or on an athletic field, teachers seek the goals of personality development and compe- tence in their students. They challenge Us to do our best! Ralph Twitchell Mathematics L- Ferne Robinson Alger Wood John Kurfy Music Social Science Vocational Our students wish to express their sympathy and condolences for the loss of one of our depart- ment heads and favorite teachers, Mr. Gardner. Leon Gardner