Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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gif t . IN: 5 QA '5Qi '41F7QTT' I 1. - HW' l I qw? - 1' FAR LEFT: The television in the library is a popular gathering spot during the Tiger-Athletic Playoffs. ABOVE LEFT: Librarian Mr. Stinson aids Scott Robert- son in his search for The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe. LEFT: Mrs. Kelly catches up on some backlogged typing. ABOVE: Mr. Stinson has always been a colorful personality around the library. Here's a quick peek of him and a flam- boyant bow tie. 19

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Library Expands, Remains E cient St. Peter Chanel Library is not merely a building which loans books. It is an institution which boasts a collection of most major periodicals, scores of reference books, a modernly-equipped audio-visual center for independent study, a, tutor- ing center for extra help, and a beehive of activity during any spaceshots or Tiger playoff games. This year the library expanded with the ac- quisition of more books and bookcases. Even of more importance to the students were the AV center, where students can review any film-strips, movies, records, etc., that he may have missed. The Chapel was revitalized into a working part of the library when it was transformed into the tutor- ing center. I-Iere, teachers of each major depart- ment are available for any students to come and ask for answers to any pressing questions or help with problems. To keep this wonderful machine working re- quires the talents of a special man. Filling these shoes is Mr. Ronald Stinson, librarian, who along with Mrs. Virginia Kelly, secretary, sees that Cha- nel Library is a smooth, efficient operation.

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ounselors er Man , Varied Services Being yourself, occupations, grades, colleges. In spite of ND's diverse student body, 'the Notre Dame Guidance Dept. manages to come through with personalized help when questioned about these or any other pressing topics. For the underclassman who might be having difficul- ties in Algebra, or is having difficulty making new friends, or just wants to have someone to talk to about some seemingly unimportant question that baiiles him, last year's dynamic duo of Fr. Ronald Saunders and Fr. Thomas Gardiner returned bringing with them valuable, professional experience in ironing out problems. New blood was added this year when Mr. Roy John- son assumed the reins of Guidance Director and, along with it, the challenge of aiding job and college-conscious seniors. From their small, calm offices, these three men con- duct their precious task of counseling youth, which makes Guidance one of the most important functions of ND. 1.- , af., 1 1 Ulf W .J - D 'TL 5 0 ' 1 1 ,N . , Q.. , gi I la. V . . .if iEx ,3nxs.'g-if' an 20