Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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fducational guidance , I V 1 A - 7 1 ' w1k,v'i,'il f 1 f' Z , 3.02 , , ' if W if it :ix 'ix iq I ' !,,- ,N Mrs. Virt is helping Ione Weller choose her subjects for her commercial course. 1- I , , . ! , EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE ' Kgs Z M -I V ' ' i is X vi Z T f ff'-'F I gIFf'1' ,fi Si' ,-If' iwgi 1 , ' 'F , s J W J li Z t X A ,f El? f 'if M K I 1 'Z 'M ii X ,fl N A ,, A! . , wi . f : N if li 'iw I A f I' i i l iq . At the present time the Owosso High School has fifteen counselors. Each student is assigned to one who helps him with his schedule each semester and does what he can if the pupil's marks are too low. The counselor is also glad to help with vocational or personal problems. Whenever it is possible a pupil keeps the same coun- selor all four years. Mrs. Gebhart, the Assistant Prin- cipal, is the head of this department. 1 First row, left to right: Miss Stewart, Mr. Wightman, Dalgleish, Mr. Bouck. Third row: Mrs. Parrish, Mr. Mrs. Gebhart, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Nevius. Second row: Lee, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Virt. Mr. Capitan, Miss Dershem, Mrs. Weatherby, Mr. 10

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Uocational guidance , IQ ' X, I X ,Ni lllwv tl M ' i l ii H. ' s-if.:12,ErY , M4 xi i' M-tllfxll LI - J PM A Juli . Vi lu, 7 'art is i A 1 J A i ll X 3? in - 1. ws. ni N' 'N V9 lui if li. J il, Ml--Ng j i , 7 ' Vw gg .iw vm X' j .1 1 'tat 2 Q1 J 4,1 9 f im J-il' 1 wg! Mai lisa M l , 3 11 N, N L, Wy' lf! 1 f 1-.li X l 6 gfw gl , W 'H V 64 1 lv . 1' ' 33' S .TW ...l.., I X N V- r U' A - Z N . ...-, fqg.-,3.l-.EERE .'4-.Nb X A,bA if ,,,4 . 671 X 'if:'53f'0'?ba 4 F Q Mr. Grannan explains the fine points of selling a suit of clothes to John Donahue while Mr. Holtforth, the High School Coordi- nator, listens in. The Co-op students gain valuable experience on the job. The employees and the school work closely together to see that the best training possible is obtained. Mr. Holtforth is the advisor for the co-op students. First row, left to right: D. Alexander, J. Smith, M. Hygema, G. Hocking, D. Ferman, J. Janego, J. Kirk- man, J. Marks, J. Ehrlich, A. Luchenbill, S. Smith Second row: D. Overton, D. Vincent, P. Lukas, M Hinspeter, B. Sprague, Mr. Holtforth, Advisor' J Third row: H. Luider Hayes, P. Stange, D. Kovick R. Curtiss, M. Tattersoll, F. Klabak, D. Redmond L. Callard, M. Losey, J. Stelik, H. Philips, Y. Bittell D. Gillett. Fourth row: F. Heger, J. Allen, L. Ray, R, Marks, S. Zalecki, W. McCaslin, E. Seward, D. Chargo Smith, s. Stowe, s. chavey, F. Piuiik, D. Beaniishl ll J. Papanek, J. Donahue, J. Kussey, R. Lickteig, R Farrel. I