Forest View High School - Talon Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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Sd' vl- l 4' 1.-is ,gt 3- ul was J. CLERICAL STAFF: Bottom Row: Marcia Bicknase, Evie Reel, Pat Han- Wood. Top Row: Jean Riley, Nancy Malget, Sue Barger, Bea Flosi, Dee na, Betty Schneider, Dorothy Martin, Alma Baker, Pat Moeller, Ruth Butler, Betty Winsell, Estelle Gates, Joan Snell, Pat Hansen. CAFETERIA STAFF: Bottom Row: C. Winklemann, R. Saugling, V. Don- R. Lesmeister. J. Porto. Top Row: H. Hanke, D. Witomski, P. avon, J. Koentopp. Row 2: K. Ruggiero, R. Miller, G. Pine. B. Ochocki, V. Koepke, M. Lemke, E. Mollenkamp, P. Nielsen, A. Schwert. 1. fx: E. I Jr I I Q 46 Staffs

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Counselors Assisted Students need. 'S Hr-r I eq., f 1 f aware of a student's progress, Mr. Charles Widlowski gave advice accord- With Future Plans Members of each class consulted their counselors, who provided information on courses, assessed vocational interests, and gave advice on personal problems. Incoming fresh- men took placement tests provided by the Gui- dance Department. The counselors scheduled the college entrance examinations, administered various aptitude and achievement tests to stu- dents in the first two years of high school, and distributed vocational interest questionnaires designed to aid students in vocational choices. Because of the demand for information on various colleges, entrance requirements, and available scholarships, the Guidance Depart- ment supplied students with hundreds of cata- logs and pamphlets and also invited numerous college representatives to speak with interested students. Through visiting career representa- tives, students planning to enter special pro- fessions, such as journalism or radio broadcasting, learned of current employment opportunities. These services often facilitated overcoming difficulties students met while plan- ning a future. Police Officer Walter A. Moist counseled stu- dents and watched for incidents of truancy and vandalism. District 214 hired a police counselor to offer students an adult advisor other than the teachers, counselors, etc. in the school. Mr. Moist proved to be a source of information on laws and other aspects of the police system. Ken Kaleta used available materials to help provide information for Tracy Schmidt and Donna Miller. dig ew v-2 Guidance Department 45

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Irene Lietz organized office files. Custodian Wayne Swearingen exhibited pictures of former Conference Championship teams in C Building. Mrs. Bea Fl v-4., ' , Staffs Performed Duties for School's Efficient Operation Through their accuracy and efficiency in performing clerical duties, Forest View's secretaries aided administrators in managing the scho01's business. During the year, their services included answering phone calls and writing admits. The preparation of master schedules, student enrollment lists, absentee lists, and the morning announcements provided faculty, as well as students, with helpful and necessary information. As in past years, the cafeteria staff pre- pared and served Well-balanced, nutritious meals to students and faculty. Continuance of the breakfast program satisfied early morning appetites, while the addition of a basket-lunch line combined nourishment with convenience. The ala carte and candy lines provided students with quick meals and snacks during all lunch periods. osi and Mrs. Dorothy Martin discussed student attendance. 4215 riff r six. Staffs 47