North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Muffy We 1 ..... Q Harriet Blazier, mathematics John Bolan, physical education Helen Boys, English Frances Brooks, business Glen Browne, physical education Ralph Cauthon, mathematics Betty Sue Chapman, art Helen Christie, English Minnie Drowatzky, journalism Hardy Dunn, business Marie Dyer. business William Eddy. industrial art A. R. Edwards, physical education Sidney Estill, social science Christa Fisher, music Lee Fowler. social science Dorothy Gaddis, English Marvin Garfield, social science Harold Gish, industrial arts Raymond Goble, science Cecil Gray, science Clayton Hall, industrial arts Roy Harmon, social science Lois Haskin, physical education Margaret Hawk, physical education Maurice Hendershot, industrial arts Olin Hiebert, English Robert Hollowell, music Dell Johnson, study hall Orie Jones, industrial arts Esther Kaufman, English Jack Kincheloe, industrial arts Gerald 4Kinney, social science Lydia Koby, business Gladys Kuhn, homemaking Page Eight

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Dean Stucky is senior counselor. Among his many duties are guidance center planning, which includes. a testing program, social function ar- rangements, senior testing, scholarships, college contacts, vocational guidance clinic, and keeping information on jobs for boys. Miss Anne Andrews, junior counselor, is in charge of assembly programs, the school calendar, information on jobs for girls, social function ap- plications, and the selection of ushers for com- mencement. Miss Anita Mae Wheeler, sophomore counselor, is in charge of student aid such als book rentals, girls' check-outs, and girls' pass cards. She also handles Red Cross, Community Chest, and March of Dimes drives and the servicemen mailing list. Mrs. Leone Lawrence is attendance secretary. Her main responsibility is keeping daily attend- ance records. These are permanent records of the students' three years in high school. When trouble arises about a student's attendance, the secretary has an interview with his parents. Also included in her duties is helping with the special excuses. Counselors handle any service relating to ad- justment of the student to school life. They hold conferences with parents and teachers regarding any phase of a student's program. Counseling is important in planning the stu- dent's course of study, and in checking into the failures each six weeks in order to work out an adjustment which will be beneficial to the student. Counselors keep accumulated record folders and use all other resources to interpret to the faculty, home, and student the necessary information to guide the student toward his fullest development and achievement. Dean Stucky Anne Andrews Leone Lalwrence Anita Wheeler Page Seven 4644 Margie Goodwin, art Nora Stosz, buslness Gladys Mason, English Ava Stephens, homemaking R. J. Coile, industrial arts Bernice Payne, Latin Eula May Nunemacher, library Celia Canine. mathematics Bessie Goodyear, modern language Neil Dearinger, music James Kincaid, physical education Ann Theilen, physical education J. A. Glover, science DeForest Brown, social science Department Heads ffff

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Ted Lamb, art Mildred Leaper, English Joe Lee, physical education Patricia Levi, physical educaftion Donald Martinson, mathematics Mary Helen Mastin, homemaking Ruth McCormick, speech Peggy McLuen. physical education Roy Metcalf, science June Nyquist, English Elsie Olson, business Robert Richardson, industrial arts Dorothy Robb. English Jack Rogers, science Eugene Schafnbacher, industrial arts Mary Shafer, English John Sheffield. study hall Frances Smith, library Laura Smith, mathematics Roberta Smith, English Vern Sumner, industrial arts Joy Swift, English Robert Temple, business A. J. Venning, science Enas Walker, homemafking H. F. Wiley, science F. G. Willett, business Randolph Woelk, industrial arts Harold Wood, business Stephen Wood, social science Robert Wright, social science Dorothy Wyatt, English Ruth Cowles, nurse Page Nine 1, ' Q W N1 A Mm i w 'la acuity