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

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Counselors Are Faced With 3 Tremendous Tasks Every Day The counselors are faced with many tasks, large and small, every day. Their main duties can be divided into three cate- gories. They help needy and qualified stu- dents apply for scholarships for their college education. Assisting students in selecting their vocation and what they must major in takes much of their time. A day doesnlt pass when our counselors aren't confronted with a personal problem of a student. They are more than willing to offer any advice or assistance at any time to anyone that needs it. Students meet with their counselors dur- ing study periods or whenever the need arises. STANDING le l to ri ht Dorris K Kolber C Predi er, A. Roberts. SEA TED: I f 3 -' f- , . g, - g H. Reid, F. Fishery KNO! Pictured: Doddj 20

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Board Administrators Guide MH The School Board is the official policy maker for the Muskegon Public Schools, including MHS. In October, the Board unanimously approved the revision of the Dress Code at MHS. Student Council this year has tried to promote better under- standing between students and the Board by sending copies of the Campus Keyhole to Board members, inviting them to Stu- dent Council meetings, and having students attend Board meetings. The actual work of running the school is done by Principal Murel G. Burdick. He is aided in this enormous task by Assistant Principal Mrs. jane C. Wilson, and Administrative Assis- tant john Toppen, who takes care of the school's business affairs. 19

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ABOVE: Mr. Prediger and Senior jim Poulson share a light moment during a conference. LEFT' Mr. Dorris helps a student with a personal problem. BELOW' Mr. Roberts studies a stu- dentjs records. lg i :fl'l4. 2fV- Q Q- ef .,f1 .,., ,. 5 2 nu Mr. K. Kolberg considers a point made by a stu- dent during a conference. Students can fnd a willing listener in a counselors. 21