Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Stocked on conveniently located Tacks, information ranging from helpful hints for college graduates to the relationships between Taking advantage of the counseling services at Norland, a student concerned about her future discusses further educational plans with Mrs. Gosnell. personalities and occupations helps Sydel Sokowitz decide which careers and selection of courses best suit her present integsts. 'U NW u l Donald E. Bagley Lucille S. Foster Maude Gosnell Jane E. Hall am wfvw MM? 1' WW? 7 VMM 4 x92

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4., Barbara Antley Marguerite Blanton Sheila D. Burrows Eloise S. Coleman Emily S. Jones Pat Lee Reavel 0. Lewis Glenna F. McCabe Barbara Sailors , Via, a; g u? Mazie W. Skinner Violet Spiteri Frances Vitterite Myrtle M. Wessling Andree': O. Wilson Settled at their desks in the newly enlarged administration their work e$ciently with more organization and a minimum of 01?ice, Mrs. Mazie Skinner and Mrs. Patricia Lee can complete time. The secretaries coordinate all clerical work at Norland.

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GUIDANCE Helps Students Realize Their F ullest Potential The Guidance Department is organized around the general idea of helping Miami Nor- land pupils realize their fullest potential. The departments duties are numerous; from the first day of school to the last there is always something to do. The orientation program for new students includes a school tour for sopho- mores and different assembly programs for all three classes. With the current college cata- logues and crossfiles of college offerings always available, the Department can readily supply students with the needed information. At Col- lege Night students meet with representatives from Florida and out-of-state colleges. For stu- dents seeking jobs after high school, the Guid- ance Department makes recommendations, and works together with the Florida State Employ- ment Service. Coordinating the Silver Knights and making Girlsh and Boysl State selections is also done by the Department. Now moved into its enlarged offices, the Guidance Department can function even more eHiciently. Earl N. McCabe Louise L. Peete Florence J. Shaffer Selecting one of the abundant pamphlets concerning careers, Mrs. Foster talks to janice Trice about an interesting occupation. Career information- available in the vertical hle affords Michael Corey the opportuntzy to wezgh the advantages and disadvantages of various careers.