Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HARVEY GUNN Mr. Gunn is our friendly senior advisor. Acting in this capacity, he helps the students with the various problems that confront them. Mr. Gunn's ability to listen attentively to every problem related to him and to offer sage coun- sel has made him the Mr, Anthony of the senior classes. ln addition to his services as senior advisor, Mr. Gunn is the nucleus of the senior social program, which includes class night, recogni- tion day, and commencement. l-le is an integral part of the spirit of the student-teacher relo- tionship which prevails at Manley. CECILIE T. BEVIER Mrs. Bevier, the newest addition to the ad- ministrative department, replaced Mr. Adair as plocement counselor in January. The Placement Service assists students in finding employment, and examinations are conducted to determine their optitudes to the type of work they select. This department functions through the United States Employ- ment Service, which has already placed many Manley students in responsible positions. ln coordination with her position in the placement service, Mrs. Bevier conducts the Careers class, through which she counsels the students in deciding on a profession which best suits his needs and capacities. Mrs. Bevier has prepared herself for coun- selling and vocational guidance- at Northwest- ern and Chicago Universities. Q- -f LOUISE N. WILSON The spirit of Manley functions through the personnel service, under the competent super- vision of Miss Wilson. Through this service, the students' capacities and abilities are ascer- tained by means of various psychological tests for their self-appraisal and competitive schol- arship examinations. The results ot these examinations aid the counsellors in advising the students as to their abilities. Miss Wilson has been personnel supervisor since the establishment of the office in l937. Her special training in student administration makes itself obvious in the successful manage- ment of her department.

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First Row: T. Silbertg T. J. Crofts, Principolg V. F. Stur- merg F. Ponfeg F. Moyerg E. Howeg M. McNcumorog M. Jordong L. Do Moto. Second Row: I. Srillg I. Fosterg J Munsong E Sweeneyg J. Holbrook. A. Quong H. Stroeter, E. Jorgensong F. Kerbyg C. Roehl. Third Row: C. Cor- u modyg L. Blodgettg A. Smithg I. Bradford. D. Mittendorf E Krokoverg M. Higgs. R. Michoelisg M. Cunningham M. Dorgon. Fourth Row: S. Katz. W. Juhnkeg I-I. Stoo- terg S. Mintzerg G. McGonigIeg T. Blumg E. Middendorf J. Mosong S. Adoirg W Schwuchowj J. Klem. Mmm WJ I ' -Q