Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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These Are the Kindly Counsellors Personality plus describes Miss Union's gracious assistant librarian, Esther Noble, head librarian. Her Mrs. Frances Hunt, has helped many a eagerness to help and the friendly and harried student by miraculously rustling courteous way in which she fulfills her up just the right material for the best duties have won her many friends. reports. The never-tiring pulse of Union, Mr. Emery Freeman, young and attractive personnel director, works for the benefit of the student. Conducting aptitude tests, discov- ering interests, Ending jobs, and counselling perplexed students are a few of his helpful activities. r lff. 20