Northeast High School - Nordlys Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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For the ten years since its opening, Northeast has been fortunate in having Mr. Greene as principal, to guide and direct its policies. wi 'tty MISS GLADYS GILLETTE rinczyaa .fi r,L. if 'L ' i if Q5 1 MR. J. B. GREENE OLLHJQKAPJ To listen, to encourage, to aid, or to counsel-that is the privilege of each member of the counselling staff of Northeast High School. In order to give each student understanding of the many factors that contribute to a better American way of living, the program of Unified Studies has been developed this year. Student Council, pep meeting, safety education, em- ployment problems, auditorium programs, special speak- ers, visual education, occupational study, and other group activities form a part ofthe day's schedule in the life of each counsellor. Each teacher is a counsellor to the students in his or her particular group, but general counselling for both individuals, pupils, and groups has been the work of each counselling staff member. To provide such opportunities for growth is the privilege ofa counsellor's assignment. MISS SUE HARROD J. A. WILES as CHARLES H. RICHMOND

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DR. H. B. BRUNER Superintendent of Schools The head of the Oklahoma City school system since l943, Dr. Bru- ner has gained wide recognition for his progressive ideas in educa- tion. As a member of the l947 Yearbook Commission, he has as- sisted with the annual publication of the American Association of School Administrators, a depart- ment of the National Education Association. glam! of glohccafion OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Mall! I'l'l A0125 JOHN C. PEARSON President of Board J WILEY RICHARDSON IRA WILLIAMS Ward 1 Member-at Large i. A EDD. L. HISEL JAMES A. SINEX Vice-President Ward 3 y' Y if .F

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