Harrison High School - Panther Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Counseling Expands To New The guidance department of Har- rison has always been interested in helping students prepare for col- lege. This year was no exception. The counselors worked hard to make sure every available source of information for college bound stu- dents was at hand. Students not planning to attend college were advised of vocational schools and opportunities. Each student's achieve- ments are kept on record in the counseling office. Mrs. Bauers is responsi- ble for keeping them in order and up to date. Ron Thomas is one of the many students who went to Mr. Dave Crabtree for advice and counseling. Programs And Ideas Mr. Dave Crabtree's counseling office is a familiar place for all students. Joanne Ferrino uses it to confer with a new student Counseling involves a tremendous amount of paper work. Mr. Dan Lampe shuffles through a heap of sophomore records. 34

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Two Annual Concerts THIRD. Debby Guay, Sharon Brooks. Beth Rotz. Bobby Mackey, Larry Atwell, Robert Foster, Kathy Arnold, Judy Schryver, Judy Parker, Marilyn Price, Elizabeth Esch, Mick Bellis, Sam Bader, Kim Cerioni, Gary Parker, Ed Hauptly, Roger Baker, Gary Clowe, Torn Sack, Mark Gibson, Clinton Austin, Virginia Loney, Kerry Willis, Noel Manzano, Roy Rotz, Benny Guenther, Larry Leboritz, Paul Crabb. i - apr H r FOURTH. Mr. Floyd Frame. Charles Auch. Don Shiverdecker Gary Morgan, Steve McGinnis. Carmen Santiago. Lewis Gar- ner, Bill Linthicum, Bob Sharp, Kenny Peterson, Brad Stone Allen Beardsley. 33

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