North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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H X ,.f-- JN ouuselors Guide Students Toward Adulthood North Farmington's dedicated counseling staff helps each student gain an awareness of his abilities and aptitudes. Individual conferences with students regarding personal and academic problems are one of the basic services rendered. The counselors give the students experienced educational and vocational advice in planning for the future. A large collection of infor- mative literature provides current information in var- ious fields. Guidelines, a monthly publication en- larges upon current news for the students. Seniors occupy a large portion of the counselors time. The counselors work with each senior on future plans. They inform the students of military obliga- tions and choices. They also become acquainted with technical and specialized schools, apprenticeships, and sources of non-bachelor degree training beyond high school. 5 L zzfgvfu-.., y pw- ,g .t.t ,:llll-I: 1 ,fm Above: Nlrs. Dorothy Conlin discusses future plans with senior Gary Palmer. Right: lVlr. Barry Nlussatto steps from his Porsche to begin another day's work. 134 'vs . i l l l W-1 t .X X.,..::l

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-fi' fly IVIrs. Dorothy Conlin Nlrs. Katherine Kinney U ef e ff 1 J 4- ' K LM 'Z an f WW Mr. Norman Kinney Mrs. Stella Koski Nlr. Barry Nlussatto Vw: lc.. W 4? nity-fu-h .af ff-Q.. Senior Warren White waits anxiously to receive his test scores from his counselor. Mrs. Kathryn Kinney discusses student activities with inter ested patents. 135