Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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0 money, intercom, questions Mrs. Jean Deloney Business Mgr. Mrs. Anne Crosby Secretary Mrs. Sarah Robinson Guidance Sec. Mrs. Harriet Hennessey Cafeteria Mgr. Transcripts, letters, questions, meals, money . . . small but efficient staff com- petently running CHS business . . . handling more than 800 calls through the switchboard each day . . . Mrs. Crosby, walking, talking information booth . . . indispensable to students and faculty . . . Mrs. Robinson filling in stacks of transcripts and college appli- cations . . . Mrs. Henessey orderly op- erating the daily routine of the lunch- room . . . serving an unbelievable 30,000 meals a month . . . Mrs. Deloney count- ing receipts and writing checks keeping all CHS accounts.

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counselors 1900 Students with 1900 in- dividual personalities and 1900 dif- ferent questions, problems and needs . . . the counselors job to answer questions - which college? what job? which courses? . . , to help solve problems - personal, school and fam- ily . . . 1152 inches of cumulative re- cords in 32 file drawers . . . schedule cards, college applications, university catalogues, vocation guide folders . . . three offices with a counselor for each class . . . friendly, understanding, helpful . , . concerned with scholastic records, class attendance, discipline, schedules, checking off campus and returning . . . an average of 60 stu- dent interviews daily . . . hours of bringing records and files up-to-date . . . a busy place, the South wing of the administration building. advice, answers, guidance awww I ff! Mrs. Kay Selle Senior Counselor Mrs. Lucy Tubb Junior Counselor Mr. George Thomas Sophomore Counselor

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