Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Counseling helps many students find goals Because the life of a new junior high pupil is full of activities, privileges, and opportunities, problems often arise. The hectic job of giving guidance and assistance falls to our capable counselor, Miss Hanauer. Some of the duties she must perform in a normal day include helping with troublesome schedules, giving tests, and answering questions of students. Miss Hanauer, giving advice as needed, prepares students for the great adjustments which Hlust be made in senior high. VVorking hand in hand with our counselors are our efficient sercetaries. Each day there is a new bulletin to make up, letters to type, and many other minute duties to bc performed. VVith the help of our secretaries, the counselors keep the offices well organized and running smoothly. Plane geometry, history, English , . . Oh what should I take next year? ponders Linda Scholl as she and Miss Hanauer discuss options. Work, worlc, work is the motto of our three smiling office secretaries, Miss Husemann, Miss Biclring, and Miss Lehman.

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Mr. Conger and Mrs. Heninger challenge us to mature by helping us to seleci' a college which will best serve our academic needs and alatlthes Advisers provide understanding guidance The excellent counseling staff at Xtllestern Hills has prepared many a young person to lace the world s uarel whether as a student or as a worker. fl Y Besides hcl Jinfr the students individuall f, Mrs. l e l Heninger and Mr. Conger spend niuch of their tint the classroom, explaining' options and giving guidance in the choice ol courses. By using aptitude and preference tests, our counselors also help students select and apply to the college which fits their particular need. After aiding students in their college selections, the counselors still have ahead of them their biggest job - that of averaging' grades, and filling out transcripts and recoinniendations. lllith wise advice and sympathetic understanding, our counselors assist the students at l'Vestern Hills to lace their challenges with the confidence of well prepared individuals.

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