Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Miss Alenius Miss Webber Mr. Wood Mr. Grigs Mr. Arnold If , fa auing fde way The school counselors have a constant job. They not only work during the school year but also spend a good part of their time in August to help incoming students select a suitable program of studies. The counselors cooperate with the General Education teachers in checking the students' credits, number of courses per semester, and the type of subjects elected. VVith the aid of two or three counselors' assist- ants each period of the day, Miss Alenius, Miss VVebber, Mr. VVood, Mr. Grigs, and Mr. Arnold take time off from their classes to keep the schedule of studies running smoothly. The counseling system at South was begun through the initiative of Mr. Grigs in 1932. It has proved to be so profitable that during the year there were three counselors in room 103 for the boys and two counselors in room 126 for the girls. PAGE 19 WW X ,

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