Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Working at his job at a local super market is Tony Volante, 12A. Tony, who is on co-op, was placed on the job by Mr. Smith. Busy at is esk Mr- Harvey Smith, program, does some paper work. co-ordinator of the trade and industry Miss Elizabeth Claucherty, of- talks over a job with 10A Ann fice and retailing co-ordinator, Merrow. Mrs. Anna Banciu is the secretary in the co- ordinators' office. Working on co-op, January Graduate Valerie Solomie runs a bookkeeping machine at the Warren Avenue Bank of Dearborn. 25

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At last fall's 9A parent-teachers meeting, Mr. John Ringelspaugh, boys' counselor, met Mrs. Angeline DellaVecchia, left, mother of Sonia, 12A, and James, 10B. He also met Mrs. Jennie Wolak, right, mother of June, 11 A, and Jack, 10B. Mrs. Lillian Parris, counselor, could use a few more hands in the morning, as she receives colls from mothers explaining their daughters' absences. All Jlelfi “What subjects should I take next semester? What kind of jobs do you have open? Many times these typical questions pass from our minds to the people who know the answers, our counselors and co-ordi- nators. These people place us in classes, in offices, and in factories, concentrate on our adjustment, and help to solve our complex problems. Mrs. Mary Beauchamp, counselor, appears to be snowed under by her work as she writes out a re-admit slip for one of her girls. Jim Brawdy, 10A, asks Mr. Jesse Cripps, counselor, to fill out his re admit slip. 24

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Mr. Robert Hambel, history teach- er, and Mr. Elden Cross, Miss Ernestine Barr, and Mr. Wade Smith, commercial teachers, make use of the large conference table in the main office. Mr. Robert Brazed, social science teacher, plays Santa Claus at the faculty Christmas party. Mrs. Nelle Driese, English teacher, hands out the gifts. Sign in, check the roll, lecture, give assignments, help the students, sign out ... a teacher's day has just begun. Besides doing the routine” jobs, a teacher must somehow have an abundance of time, for he comes to our games, helps us with our concessions, and also spends his evenings with his family. Purchasing orange crush from 12As Donna Bunt- rock and Helene Vincent, between halves of a bas- ketball game are Mr. Carl Brawley, industrial teacher; Mr. W. F. Davis, history instructor; and Mr. John Curran, civics teacher.