Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Counselors: There hen You eed Them The goal of each and every Seaholm counselor is to help students have three productive years in high school. When a student enters Seaholm as a Sophomore, he is assigned to a counselor. For the next three years, this counselor will work with the student toward his future. The counselors help students with scheduling and make sure they have a well rounded schedule including both academic, and non-academic classes. These classes are chosen in order to help prepare the particular student for his future plans. Scheduling and other school related subjects are not the only ways in which the counselors help students. They are also very willing to assist anyone with their personal problems. At the end of last year, Mrs. Schlain retired. Taking her place is Ms. Iackson who came to counsel at Seaholm from Torry Elementary School. The counseling staff at Seaholm is always ready to give their greatest effort in order to guide students toward a happy and productive future. 1. A returning member to Seaholm's counseling staff, is Miss jackson who tries to organize here for a hectic year ahead. 2. Mr. lsh, a long time Seaholm counselor, gives some expert advice to a confused college bound senior. 3. Industrial Arts teacher, Mr. Pierno, discusses employ- ment opportunities for his students with Seaholm Counseling Depart- ment Head, Mr. Laatsch in the Career Placement office. 4, For Mr. Hozema, and his counselors, scholarship possibilities are a pretty humorous business. 5. Mrs. Chalmers can always be counted on by her counselorees when they're in need ofsome last minute scheduling infor- mation. 6. When a curious parent calls his office for advice, Mr. Grothe is seldom ata loss for words. 7. Though the counselor's office is a hectic place, Mr. Van Remortel keeps a positive outlook. 56 GEMM' l xi? ,, 'awww X .. s e f fff 1 . wg, 71. ' I ff I X L WHT 5,25 www

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1. Iames Wallendortf. Principal of Seaholm, energetically prepares for next years addition of the freshmen class. 2. New hallway pass procedures have a sobering effect on assistant principals, Helene Mills and Charlie Scott. 3. At- tacking the mountain of paper work involved with attendance procedures are Edward Taras, assistant principal, and his secretary Norma Moore. 4. Mrs. Lin- da Lola. secretary. 5. Mrs. Ieanette Kage-ff, Purchasing. 6. Mrs. Ian Kacher, counseling. 7. Mrs. Ann Cowsert receptionist. 8. Mrs. Helen McCaffrey, book- keeping. s, .... bg I fimmmmmmrmmim'rm'' ,.4mH' W..

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