Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, MN)

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COUNSELOR Counselors helped in many ways I never signed up for advanced shoe mak- ing! The school has me registered as Gertrude and my name is Gaill These are things that might have been overheard in Mr. Koivisto's office. During the year, counselor, Mr. Mel Koivisto and Ms. Gustafson helped students with their schedule and conflicts. Mr. Art Carlson, junior high councilor, gave advice to students on classes and helped freshmen prepared for their sophomore year. School psychologist, Mr. Glenn Tridgel lis- tened to students who had problems. Teach- ers aides and special education teachers gave extra aid to those students who needed it. Counselor X85

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84 I. Mr. Carlson eagerly awaits another stu- dent. 2. Ms. Thoreson concentrates as she helps a student with an assignment. 3. Ms. Murphy admires a student's work. 4. Mr. Lockwood finds it amusing that no one will listen to him. 5. Mr. Koivisto daydreams in his office. 6. Gus is our friendly neighborhood secre- tary. V 7. Ve haff vays of making you talkl 8. Ms. Short looks up to answer a stu- dent's work. fCounselor 'Guam

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TEACHERS More than instructors Teaching isn't your basic 7:45 to 2:l8 job, at least not here at PHS. Our faculty members, aside from their regular teaching responsibilities: gave students extra help Cor workb, advised clubs and organizations, wrote out passes for questionable excuses, were talked into chaperoning dances or other activities, and along with all this they were friends and councelors. A few new faces were seen on the teach-scene. They were Ms. Dale Andrews, home ec, Ms. Barbara Johnson, Art, Ms. Diane Rauchenfels, English, Mr. Bob Shaffer, English, Mr. Robert Smith, Social Studies and Mr. Dave Weulander, Band. 86 fTeachers