Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Miss Bailey diligently works on one of the numerous problems facing the senior guidance counselor. Always lending a helping hand, Mr. Aldredge aids the vocational students in deciding on their courses. 19

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Guidance — Concern for All Unlike last year when there was a guidance counselor for each grade level, this year several counselors in the guid- ance department, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. West, and Miss Morgan, now have an equal number of ninth, tenth, and eleventh graders. This change came about so that these counselors can obtain experience in each grade level. Eighth and twelfth graders and vocational students have a counselor for each grade level; they are, respectively. Miss Warner, Miss Bailey, and Mr. Aldredge. Serving students by aiding them in their educational and occupational planning, the guidance counselors keep student in- formation readily available for colleges, employers, and post high school training. For those with difficult course selections, guidance personnel are always available. Orientation is also offered to new arrivals so that they can get a clear picture of the educational opportunities Petersburg High School has to offer. This avid interest in students does not end when they graduate, for follow-up studies are made of how PHS graduates prosper in college. Guidance counselors, James Aldredge, Miss Frances Morgan, and Miss Mary Bailey, consider the possible variations in each student’s schedule. Miss M. Bailey Miss F. Morgan Mrs. C. Turner Miss K. Warner Mrs. G. West Senior Counselor Counselor Eighth grade Counselor 18

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Mrs. J. Baggett Junior Mrs. M. Best Senior Mrs. B. Donovan Mrs. J. Frederick Senior Junior Miss G. Hall Eighth grade Mrs. M. Irvine Junior Miss M. King Miss E. Lanier Mrs. H. Lindsey Sophomore Chairman, Sophomore Freshman Ernest Hawks and Benita Hill examine closely the lesson which Miss Gloria Hall has presented to them. 20