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any cgzzizzqs Mr. Frank Black, Dean of Boys, is well-known by the students of Du- Pont High School. Even at noon it looks as if he is holding an open house because the ofhce is usually filled with students doing time for some misdemeanor or mischief, or who have stopped by for advice, or just to chat for a while. When fifth period rolls around and Mrs. f'amphell goes to the third floor to teach a small speech class of fifty-two seniors, the responsibilities fall on the shoulders of Mr. Black. lle reminds one of the old woman who lived in a shoe-he has so many chil- dren he doesn't know what to do! But he enjoys every minute of work- ing with the boys and girls. With the assistance of the deans' help and the cooperation of the co- workers, the problems somehow are solved during his hours from eight to three. Betty Hudnall, Patsy 'Edwards, and Sandra Muncy are seen doing ex ervday duties of the deans' help: answerlng the telephone, typing, and filing schedule cards
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6WZOI'y of DEAN VIOLET CAMPBELL What is in room 115? A miniature Grand Central Station through whose doors all of DuPont High School stu- dents and faculty pass at various times. According to Mrs. Campbell, Dean of Girls, there-are days when it seems that everyone has a problem- it may be a question about what col- lege to attend-what preparations must be made for certain professions -advice on looking for a job-how to apply for a scholarship or a workshop in order to go to school or to enter nurses' training. Remember the lighter side? No less important to the students are the needs of a safety pin, a needle and thread, an aspirin, the loan of a quar- ter or advice to the lovelorn. Never a dull moment in her long day from eight to three, Mrs. Camp- bell, director of the wondeiful senior play each year, is also a great aid to her students during Hfth period speech. Besides typing and filing Josephine Minnix Shirlene Fleck, and other deans' help- ers run errands assist deans in checking senioi credits, and other helpful duties.
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JUNE ARTHUR FRANK BLACK ERMA BROOKE ANNIE DICKENSON HARRY DILLER HARRY DOUGLAS The Faculty Visual Education Committee, Miss Joachim, Mr. Gardner and Mr. Sweeney, works in conjunction with the student committee composed of one student from each class. The films se- lected are shown each week at Visual Education Period. l2
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