Southwestern High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Working hard i$ Mrs. Dorothy Fitzner. library secretary. 72 Librarians say library the ‘center’ As in previous years the 71-72 librar- ians hoped to make the library the heart of the school. said Mrs. Virginia Shep- pard. To help SW teachers and students some filmstrips concerning Indians, Black history, religion, and narcotics were added to the audio visual department. The Flint Journal was added to the mi- crofilm reader to aid students for past reference needed in classes. SW students in library methods class still met every hour this year. Library methods got the students involved in the library and also taught them how to run film projector for teachers. Co-librarians were Mrs. Virginia Shep- pard and Miss Patrica Brain. Mrs. Doro- thy Fitzner was library secretary. 28 Library Checking the book list is a part of Cathy Loper's library job. Mrs. Virginia Sheppard arranges books.

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Students of a speech dess concentrate on a discussion of various topics. Speech Drome 27

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Mrs. Helene Foster talks with the cadets. Cadets give skills to many children Discussion and listening to special guest speakers was a typical Monday for the 71-72 cadet teachers. Tuesdays through Fridays during fifth and sixth hours, the cadets were at their assigned schools. While they were in their classes, they were to observe the children, help teach and also keep a log of their days spent at school. Some of the guest speakers were Mrs. Gloria Bell, from Head Start: Mrs. Sybil Mitchner; a reading consultant and Mrs. Florence Mallory, an informative speak- on various subjects. The one or two semester cadet pro- gram required seniors with average grades interested in a teaching career. Again Mrs. Helen Foster was the sponsor of the cadet program. Kathy Foust and Debbie Simpson help students with reading and printing. Cadat Teaching 29