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fanning commawivne 1- KH S. Mr. Rodgers, Dean of Student Activi- ties, charted the course tor the student government program. He arranged and scheduled assemblies, promoted and supervised all club activities, and served as the official school historian. Miss Bonnye Deal served B.H.S. as Director ot Testing. She was responsible tor the super- vision ot the group testing and placement pro- gram. The results ot these tests aided teachers and counselors in guiding students. -,wj,,- Mr. Kamrar assumed the position ot Campus Su- pervisor. He issued parking permits and enforced regulations regarding students and their cars. An- other ot his duties was keeping the campus free from loiterers. H F-.,,,,v-. Q
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?ree al, Miss Nelson served B.H.S. in many capacities. She was Dean of Women which made her responsible for the guidance of girls with special discipline and attendance problems. She organized the selection oi Citi-f zenship Award candidates and Bank of America Award winners. She also served as chairwoman of the scholarship committee. Mr. Lucas as Dean of Men assisted with the guidance of boys in a special tile. He worked in conjunction with the local law enforcement agen- cies. He was responsible for as- sisting the assistant principal in administrative services. ln ad- dition to these duties he served as advisor to the Boys' Inter- Racial Council.
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,iff Mrs. Marion Scott Mr. Howard Whalen Miss Helen Stone Mr. Jack Charvo Girls' A-Car Boys' A-Can Girls' Cas-Fi Boys' Cao-Fl The COUNSELING STAFF spent many hours guid- ing students in their daily lite at BHS. They registered and placed students in classes according to their abilities always keeping in rnind a schedule that would lead to post-high school training so that the students might fulfill vocational ambitions. Coun- selors advised students regarding study habits, vo- cational opportunities, and the choice oi eXtra-curric- ular activities Which would use such time wisely. Observing students' attendance records and receiv- ing referrals from teachers concerning students' aca- demic or behavior problems were other duties oi the counselors. Wray Alwwed u Mrs. Marion Nelson Mr. Fred Robinson Mrs. Patricia Patterson Mr. Harold Silverman Glrls' Fl-Hy Boys' Fm-Hor Girls' I-Mar Boys' Hos-Mar .5-may ii... 52:53-Y N 53.3 'SH S s ' X l l 'si 1.-S if 2 K I8
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