Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Two of the women student teachers were Miss Judy Langoni, Civics and Government teacher under Mr. Borgesong and Miss Jan Agard, Creative Writing and English instructor under Mr. Reed. Mr. Joe Namenye frighti, Drama Asst. under Mr. Cun- ter, puts the finishing touches on a Thespian bulletin board. Mrs. Flora Case ffar rightl received her directed teaching training under Mr. VanCamp. Teaching Spanish was Miss Olga Cald- eron fbelowl, Mr. Merdzinski's stu- 5 5. S S is f d h . M . Th F' l ggiliifiiiaiif majffr, Siudllistaugftsili Student Teachers Prov1de Spark r. 3. COC . si 2-S ' ff f. E sk NN X Liss: f ' 53' QNX .. .X NN Q NW1 is - ,- Q SS N NN 'QPXNS' s

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Physical education plays an important part in the development of a sound mind and body. The girls, under the skillful hand of Miss Judy Agard, par- ticipated in outdoor team sports, such as soccer, track, tennis, and softball, indoor sports consisted of gymnastics and basketball. The boys' gym classes are under the supervision 'of Mr. Carl Anderson. This year the boys participated in many varied sports, including soccer, track, volleyball, paddle tennis, hockey, basket- ball, wrestling and gymnastics. During the winter, one day was set aside for both the girls' and boys' classes to play volleyball together. The teams were mixed and the games never failed to prove interesting. Starting off the second half with a jump ball, Miss Judy Agard, head of the girls' gym, referees the game. Mr. Carl Anderson, head of the boys Physical Education Depart- ment, discusses a physical educa- tion program with the head of an area school. E 5 Physical Education Stresses Individual and Team Effort

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Guidance Department This year our counselors visited six Michigan colleges to talk to recent graduates of M.S. The purpose of these visits was to follow the success of our graduates in college and to determine what Mona Shores can do to better prepare students for college. Mr. Mansfield, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Bean attended counseling sessions at the U.S. Naval and Air Force Academies. These ro- . . 9 grams were designed to inform counselors on entrance require- ments and curriculum of service academies. The fourth annual College Information Night was held in October. Representatives from four leading colleges spoke to in- terested Juniors and Seniors. Another edition of the Senior Factsheet was published and - - - 66 ' sa kept up to date with periodical Signal Flags. Mr. Carl Mansfield, head of the Counseling Department, advises Ruth Hansen on Junior Colleges. Mrs. Katherine Pierre listens attentively to one of her student's scheduling problems. Going over one of the many college applications are Mrs. .ludy Hager and Mr. Charles Miller. I One of the most valuable aids to the counselors is the accumulative QCA-395 file. Below, Mr. Rex Bean examines a Sophomore file.