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R Counselors . 3 Guide, Befriend, Defend Laufamien Cooperation through comprehension . . . Liv- ing in a society as complex and demanding as that of today, tomorrow's adults find a guiding hand necessary. No one is better suited for this task than the counselors at John Marshall. They not only strive to please each student in regard to academic courses, but in other capacities as well. They also ad- minister tests, orient new students to JM, and work closely with the teachers in their class- rooms. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Lawter also serve as Student Council sponsors. Through com- prehension of their own needs and problems, students maintain greater cooperation for advancement as students with a purpose. Herschel Sherrill George Chapman lna May Lawter TWENTY FWE
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I , Secretaries Find Records, inventories, Finances Time-Consuming Organization stimulates progress . . . Per- forming duties essential to the administra- tive functions is the job of secretaries. Keeping accurate attendance records is the Main task of Mrs. Frances Steffens and Mrs. June Koopman. As Mr. Cheney's secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Haffner handles all mail and deals with inventory of supplies. Guidance secretaries, Mrs. Fran Bissonnette and Mrs. Peggy Heller keep student records and as- sist the counselors. Mrs. Helen Allsbrook keeps all school finances including dues and club treasuries. Working in the library is Mrs. Bessie Lackey and coordinating all school functions is Activities Director Jean Munde. Dorothy Haffner Frances Steffens Peggy Heller Bessie Lackey Jean Munde Helen Allsbrook Frances Bissonnette June Koopman Nw!
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as is ge sz i i TWEMTY SZX . ' i PM i 'IT ,A K ' m KLLA get D it - ff-....,.,., , s , Ma,..,.,g Virginia Davis Juanita McDaniels LJ N 3 'Y wire, Louise Hill Business Education Department Establishes Pace with Progressp Efficiency stimulates progress . . . Modern teaching meth- ods pace the business education department, headed by Miss Virginia Davis. Some of the unusual techniques em- ployed are the use of opaque projectors, microphones, and pop records for rhythm practice. Through classes in accounting, clerical practice, typing, and shorthand, Bears attack the basic skills demanded of tycoons, the god- fathers of better living, and learn the secrets of the secretaries who run the offices for the men who run the world. JIVI business students keep pace with progress. mal'
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