Ferndale High School - Talon Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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qw? . K xx... MR. JOHN J. HOUGHTON, Principal 10 MR. CHESTER E. NELSON MISS V. LUCILLE MILLER Assistant Principal 10 Dean of Girls

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It is a counselor,s job to guide the couwstt iu i 1' f ag, is gtg! ,, lx students through their high school years, to lead them on the path to maturity, and to show them the way to success in later years. These duties have been carried out very well by our staff of counselors. 111111 M - MISS MARIAN ALDRICI-I Every morning students are lined up ten and twelve deep waiting for excuses as the counselors are furious- ly working to get everyone to class on time. All through the day students come filing into the offices with phony-sounding excuses as to why they werenit in class or why they were late. But the counselors are al- ways human, giving the students the benefit of the doubt until they talce advantage of the situation, then the counselors revert to form and their stock answer - Five zero hours! We're all grateful for this guidance from our counselors which made our high school years more beneficial and helped us with our plans for later life. Even though other students take our places, filling up their time and thoughts, we will never forget our counselors. ,NA N MR. HAROLD VROMAN MR, FRED WAGNER 47 i 2 fa Vx MRS. MAE MITCHELL MR, KENT QARRISQN ll