Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Counseling Close Ties Help Develop Understanding A close relationship between the counseling department and the faculty was developed this year. This enabled the counselors to better help and understand the students. Human relations seminars were also established. Through these it was possible to reach more of the student body. In the seminars, students could voice their feelings and solve personal problems. Educational and occupational information was available through a computer. Students were able to get factual information and thus spend more time on such things as values with their counselors. 10

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Staff Performs Duties To Establish Order Imagine the commotion that would occur if students didn't get their lunch served in the cafeteria. Or the comments if the building were never cleaned. Suppose the teachers didn't receive their messages and bulletins. Or if attendance were never taken. Without the staff's help these duties and others like them would never be performed. The duties they carry out make for a smoother running school. 9

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Lorraine S. Hansen — department coordinator — Ph.d., University ot Minnesota — interest in skiing — spends as much time as possible with her daughter. Robert M. Bergen — M A.. St. Thomas — appreciates the arts and plays golf Rae Silman — B A . M A . University of New York. St Thomas College — recently discovered through 50 year-old letters cousins living in Buenos Aires. Argentina — also hikes, swims, enjoys the theater Carla Hill Carolyn Barzdis Otto R. Wirgau — M A . University of Minnesota — leadership training, woodcarving. Carol E. Pomroy — M A.. University of Mmne sota — relaxes by reading and listening to music. Donald R. Houge — M A . St Thomas College — computer — assisted guidance project — enioys skiing. Lary R. Johnson — M A . University of Mmne sota — infant son Mury 11