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The development of talent is the main concern of the Fine Arts Depart- ment. Right, Miss Jean Bastian wonders what in the world that girl is playing now. Bottom left, Mrs. Julianna Claus- en, asks why she always gets into these messes, while Tom Warrington com- ments on how nicely “his” project is turning out. Bottom right, Mrs. Kath- leen Grenzke is afraid to turn around and find out what “estos dos chicos” have come up with. Fine Arts Department Inspires Talent
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Administration ... the Basis of Understanding Running a high school office is not always easy, but with the qualified people we have daily procedures usually run quite smoothly. Opposite page right, Mr. Charles Cotton, principal, checks budgets, with the assistance of Mrs. Lucille Chartier, head secretary. Far right, Mr. Engene Parsons, assis- tant principal, is always willing to help a student with a problem like Mary Bonnici. Below, opposite page, seeing that our students are well taken care o£ Mrs. Joyce Wiinikaimen, our school nurse, looks at Jill Lozen’s wrist to see that every- thing is all right. Above, Mrs. Carol Eber, assistant secretary, just can’t understand why so many kids are coming in late. Looking into the cafeteria tape, Mrs. Denise Cunningham, clerk typist, right, is seeing if everything balances. 19
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Together Students and Counselors Survive Hectic Year I was sittingin study hall, studying quietly when I was tapped lightly on the shoulder. “Your counselor wants to see you a minute.” While walking to his office I wondered if the reason might be semester registration change, the re- turn of my P.S.A.T. test or maybe skipping G Hour. This incident could have happened to any of the stu- dents at M.C.H.S. As with Terry Erb, left, guided by Mr. David Scheel, it was just a matter of clearing up a class selection. But below Miss Kathrine Kimmet had a bigger problem as Mary Reichle tried to convince her she didn’t want to be an engineer. 21
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