Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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JCHOOL AFFAIRS Mr. John Toppen. administrative assistant, Is Muskegon ' s own jack of all trades, He monitors the halls, watches students in the catena, and works in the attendance office. Mr. Toppen ' s |ob entails all the odds and ends of school administration as well as keeping track of the students Mrs. Jane Wilson stepped from her counseling office into the assistant principal ' s office with the retirement of Mrs Alice Kyes last year She joined the MHS faculty in 1964 as a counselor, after serv- ing as director of the YWCA summer camp for several years She is also an adviser for Student Council and Human Relations Committee Mrs Jane Wilson counsels Hallye Jo Fleishman about her coHege plans Although she is the assistant principal. Mrs Wilson ' s most important job is guiding Ihe future of her students Administrative assistant John Toppen keeps a watchful eye on the corridors of MHS

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STAFF, ADMINISTRATORS MANAGE The Board of Education members from leh to right are Raymond C Carl- son, H Winston Hathaway. Frank A DeYoe, Dr William L Austin (Superin- tendent). George W Hansen, (presidenti, Ralph L Muller (assistant superintendent). John A Carlson. Walter F Moessner, and Mrs Kim Farmer Principal Murel Burdick keeps a watchful eye on the cafeteria during both lunch periods, A very busy man, our chief administra tor somehow manages to keep the school operating smoothly, with a minimum number of disturbances. Mr. Murel Burdick 20

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COUNSELING STAFF OFFERS ADVICE TO STUDENTS Miss Joan Oodd Mrs Francis Fisher, MHS counselor, awaits her turn to speak before students and parents at the College Night program Mr John Dorns The word counselor is derived from the Latin word consilium, which means to give advice, and advice is precisely what counselors provide Guiding almost 2,000 students keeps MHS counselors busy all year around In the fall they are cor- recting mixe d-up schedules and working with seniors, making sure that each senior knows which college is best for his particu- lar needs Keeping seniors informed takes up the majority of the counselors ' time until spring arrives. At this time class scheduling for the following year begins and the underclassmen start to think of themselves as juniors and seniors. Mrs, Frances Fisher Mr. Kenneth Kolberg .4. Mr Edward Petron Mr Cunis Predigei Miss Harriet Reid 22