North Eugene High School - Tartan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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I ,aw R -. '- 'KIT' , , I 44 I 'Q-...ffl X Diana Ashley Dean Baldwin Linda Christensen Lucille Nielsen Ralph Lind Shift in structure A major shift in structure of North Eugene's counseling program took place with the introduction of the Guide Program. Under this new program counseling was indi- vidualized. Each faculty member was assigned a small group of 11 to 18 guide stu- dents, for which each was specifically responsible . Even North Eugene's class schedule was altered to facilitate the Guide Program. Guide time, from 2:35 to 3:00 each day, was created to give students and Guide Teachers a time to meet and discuss any questions or problems that arose . Because the routine questions and prob- lems were handled by Guide Teachers, the regular counselors were free to concentrate on more complex and pressing matters. They provided scholarship and college admissions information to Seniors, as well as helping the student body as a whole. , 1 .- .33 W 1 , . ,:. 2 It-q l r Adrienne Defrank Dan Dodd 1 John Kilcullen f W.. 5 .M-eq ' sg EEL ' ff:-zgv ' E2 Af.. I ,- , 'fi-af. E Dean Baldwin is always available to help. A friendly Diana Ashley assists Gail Moore with her schedule. COUNSELORS

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fWe exist to serve' An effective way of getting something accom- plished is to establish some goals that are realistic within a time frame that is reasonable. In the last two years some significant goals have been established and significant achievement made. North students experienced a greater involvment in the total school program CStudent Affairs Committeej than ever before. There was a planned and concerted effort being pursued by both students and staff to raise the total awareness of each other and how interrelationships affect the school community. The physical environment in which people work every day was being renovated and special areas created to assist the total educa- tional program. All of the items mentioned resulted from the efforts of many who believed that the reason we exist is for the people we serve - our students. Bert Simmons, Principal Mi Bert Simmons 124 ADMINISTRATION An anxious Kathi Warner discusses her schedule with counselor Ralph Lind. Bob Newland Betty Bergman Dan Barnum g

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