Wylie E Groves High School - Talon Yearbook (Beverly Hills, MI)

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is fl: is ABOVE: lvlr. Peter Oellzavero listens to e st:uclent:'s problems. BELOW: lvlr. Torn lvlurray notes avail- able classes for e student schedule. W Q- M., 452: E il 1 l X l l Counselors neecl patience hi ,fm W2 ABOVE: lVlr. Bud Pic-Kell listens to a sUucIent:'s problem. BELOVV: Nlr. lvlaurice Heston takes time out of his busy schedule. li: su if ii, E Q sd,-rx S -ri SJ iii Xie 0 A J . .ix 8 Kgs. B , Y' 1 may Q - . if 1. . erxriish XR., W Xix .... f ww N A ..,..,.. . 1' wma.--fd.. f ABOVE: lvlrs. Virginia Oovv consults with e worried parent. about their son's problems. ..,. I ABOVE: lvlrs. lvlar-y Anne Bement: checks files making sure everything is in order. BELOW: Ooctor IVlarvin Lest aids che coun- selors with their work. an :J - w ,,... S 5 MM f Q ,W 2 A: ff . I ' im:-f rffi -,J u, .1 f.. - 1 ,iq- :VllH:lfm:!?W '9'M'fl J':9f5y!?f'fviw!E'i 5 .im 2,y,gsfgi:l,iz.Mgf,Mf.,. , ...ff H ,M an rv in i ,Int ..... 1 E- , I I : , . .. if i M.: ...... 1 , , , wi A . Why, ij. H am. sffwnf z ' i p., . iiyw : ,, WW. , ,. my A-5,' ,Whi l- . . .,.,. .Q ,,..,h.. . , ,, mfg: 5 1 i12kzIf, 1..- -. ' 1, as Q E ggi Q .Q 2 E. f Y W . 5 QQ 'KM' v f fx 14 fi 'K Ay 'f ff . Z if Q3 2 fm, QW 'f 1 .i , if Wil if , fm 2 ,M f f 5 fi i f Z 3 MV hiv A Y 9 75' 'Z?2imAlI?z-!f':i':i1 . A i f Wi? f -, .Vg ., ..rg.i,'-.1'f.:.4,1:.-: Y ., . , . ..fl.i13Qw.J:,... f H .. ...mar ., .,1i'e-in wa.. iw: 42 ww 1.01:-5--f:v,:fg.-4. V ii M3 . 52.4 3 MQ., .W 1, ., , fi,ff,4,:w ' .M ' wifi' , Q ,.1 wa, f Y f mi . ,.,. W f Mf :.f. ': A , ,f . 1 ., 31 gf 2 fa.. W , 4, iz W . we fl el . l .ii ,M , f 5zfff1 : i. 'f 'x ' -Q - . iw.-7, . -,,mi..M . ,. , H f,..f. ljawi ff ?':i4,4W f Ta f Wi .' , f A lam, if 5 . if 4 if 35,325 if 4 5 15:4 f l 1 K 'SQ ' f ,,,, .. , fi, K , , . , ,,.., ,E 4 ,, 3 my 9 1 S 5 ff? ' 1 ll Q f l if 1... 5: I , ' iff!! M 1 ' :-' :If ff-f . af

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Clur hard working Administrators The administration at Groves was often taken for granted. lvlr. Sonald Flolph, as principal, must oversee all of the school activities. Throughout the year, he had Department Chairmen re- porting directly to him. lVlr. .John Collins and lVlr. Sud Kel- ler were the assistant principals. They, as well, had their own particular assign- ments, such as attendance, problems between teachers and students, and scheduling. Another important person in the administration was lVlrs. Jean Sharrard. She had been associated with the Sir- mingham School System since 'lS57, when she first began teaching. She was the Activities- Director at Groves since 'lSS'l. ln this post, she planned when Groves' activities, such as school dances, would take place. This unfortunately. was lvlrs. Sharrard's last year at Groves. She will be greatly missed by both the faculty and the student body. 'IE Administrators and Counselors ASCVE: lVlr. .John Collins circulates among the students. RIGHT: lvlr. Flon Flolph keeps up with the administrative policy. SELCVV Fllt'3l-IT: lvlrs. .Jean Shar- rard finalizes Student Corps plans. SELCW LEFT: lvlr. Sud Keller pon- ders a student's excuse. .Q

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The art is business at Wy Ie E. Ehoves Diane l-lenson BS. Business Ecl.. Wayne State lVl.A. Education, Wayne State LJ. S l 1 5, l S g 5 i , L lvlyr-na Zieber-t: Darv'-ell Phillips Shirley Gr'-een B.A. Business, Union College BS. Business Ad., Wayne State U. RN. Nur-sing, Grace Hospital lv1.A. Business, l.J of Kentucky lv1.A. Education, Wayne State Ll. B.A. Public Nursing Health, Wayne Roger- Matson B.A. Ar t, Central lvlichigan Ll. lv1.A. Fine Arts, Wayne State LJ. Kay Lahey B.A. Business, lvlarygr'-ova 4 Faculty