Kempsville High School - Image Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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EEDS CDF STUDENTS FOREMOST Zhi- position of a counselor has been defined as: A professional edu- tator with specialized, graduate level 'tin' training in counseling and related ad' guidance services whose major 91 toncern is for the normal, develop- mental needs and problems of all the pupils for whom he is responsible. As is obvious from the above, the role of counselors in secondary schools is a demanding one. lt ranges from individual encounters with -7 ........,. H students to assisting in the taking of varied scholastic tests. Counselors help undergraduate students to plan for their future years 5 5 51 2 3 L, - in high schools. They help seniors apply for college acceptance. The counselors have served the students at ls.H.S. enthusiastically. They have been guided most effectively by Mrs. Fritch, headcounselor. Mrs, Fritch P if-. , 'Q-li 41 - Nl ,. l iNllss l14,wt,yg Mr. lanier Mr. Liner rlniiitislialion

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STAFF AIDS K.H. . -'qi Mrs. Maddux 98 3'5kQx f hi!!-tk , ' . 1 QL in... Mrs. Houchins Mrs. Yancey There are five ladies to whom all K.H.S. owes a great deal of thanks. They are the secretaries of our school. Many duties have to be performed in order for a school to operate effectively. These ladies are often behind-the-scenes but always fulfilling their duties. Mrs. Poff's role as Kempsville Highs nurse demands that her attention be focused on the students. Her Concern for each individual's welfare is evident. Her duties are well performed. Mrs. Pell Mrs. Poft .ay . 1' ' I, lu Q vi., L. Mrs. Carriott

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MINDS OF CDUNSELORS Mrs. Helen H. Dillon brings her edu- cational career to an end this year after twenty-three years of service. During those years Mrs. Dillon has served in several capacities. She has also been a counselor. It is in the latter position that we of K.H.S. have known her. It is obvious that she is keenly aware of student needs. At a persons leaving, many thoughts are brought to mind. It is difficult to express thanks to one who has given so much of herself. We can only realize that she has been a friend and helper to many. Her reward, we hope, is found in our awareness of this tact. A . 'ix If Mrs, Helen H, Dillon df' twenty-st-vt . v X ' hi- Z. .- it 'H ips I' A' -'o Q . gf. i - Al so .