Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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Library Facilities and Speech Courses Aid Students ,gs x I 'H Kt.. .-W? ' A W 0 K kh , , ,..f In My 3 3 Gladys Bernstein Virginia Borts Robert Horne r mhelma Keller Thomas Kiple Arthur Voison 24

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Exhibiting an exercise in perspective are empty school buses waiting for home-bound students . ,,.. t,,-t,.A1...,wA--w-vgmgk K H 1, H 9:15 Mrst Ann Meyers 4'fiz m 'fr mr. mu Hifi, fel waits for the next customer as Flora Ohrenstein pays for a notebook

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ln Self Expression Students may find the Southfield High School library in ready-to-use condition almost any time during the school day. Every hour, student libr- arians check out books and collect money for over-due books. Throughout the day, the libr- arians replenish the book shelves, supply mag- aszines for reference and amintain a perfect card file. Under Head Librarian, Mrs. Thelma Keller, student librarians learn the fundamentals of a smooth running library. In speech classes, students learn proper public speaking and poise. The student who is shy soon developes a more vibrant personality. Students learn how to organize their thought in order to carry on an intelligent conversation. In acting classes, students learn history of the stage, costume design, and make-up pro- cedur8S- Each student has some hidden acting potential, but it often takes an acting course to to bring out his ability. LEFT: Radio Speech students Don Duncan and Marty Freedman preview a record to be used on the air. BELOW: Students use library resources for their relaxation and information. ABOVE RIGHT: Librarians Muriel Straight and Delores Aronnsen show library assistant Sandy Honsinger how to check out books. BELOW RIGHT: Marilyn Katkowsky, Penny Schmitz, Bill Christensen and Lori Goldstrum practice a skit for presen- tation before their acting class. 1 , l