Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Secretaries Render Valuable Assistance Sharing the burden of paperwork which finds its way into the offices at Wingfield are its three secre- taries-Mrs. Anne Broome, Attendance Secretaryg Mrs. Lucille Connell, Secretary to the Principalg and Mrs. Mildred Thomas, Secretary to the Coun- selors. Their task is almost continuous and requires speed and accuracy. Truly champions of their field, they are to be commended for their uncomplaining diligence. The courtesy of the secretaries is es- pecially appreciated by all who find it necessary to ask assistance of them. Mrs. Connell prepares for school year. Mimeographing is a daily chore. Mrs. Thomas provides counselors aid and assistance. nz., , , ,A . MRS. ANNE BROOME MRS. LUCILLE MRS- MU-DRED Attendance Secetary Secregary to pfincipal Secretary to Counselors

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lVleasells And lVlcCarty lnspire Universal Respect Because of years of experience in dealing with young people, and through their administrative skill and devotion to duty, our principal, Mr.'Meas- ells, and his assistant, Mr. McCarty, have been able to deal with the problems of high school students realistically and effectively. Requiring a combination of the skills of counselor, teacher, and administrator, these difficult capacities are essential in a school to be ranked with lVIississippi's best. Certainly Wingfield is among these, and our fine leadership claims much credit in her rapid rise. Good as fresh perked! as 24 Dynamic Duo out for lunch! Skipping? 30 days.

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Mrs. Bradley helps senior students in college choices. Mr. Berry arranges appointments for the benefit of students. Counselors Prove invaluable Despite many other deficiencies, high school students are usually good at one thing at least-they complain often and loudly. Helping these unhappy people is the task of the counselors. They have the responsibility of molding character in preparation for college or work after graduation, and, at the same time, of keeping students interested and involved in school activities. This complex job, which calls for wisdom and dedication of the highest caliber, has been performed admirably this year through the cooperation of our fine counselors and student body. See, Mr. Pope's world isn't all music! MR. JERRY L. BERRY B.S. Ed., M.S., Mississippi College Guidance Counselor Sponsor, Future Teachers Club 26 MRS. MARY BRADLEY B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, M.Ed.g Additional Study: Mississippi College, University of Miamig Guidance Counselor MR. DAN R. MERRITT B.S. Ed., Mississippi State Universityg Additional Study: Mississippi College: Guidance Counselorg Sponsor of Student Council MR. CLAYTON T. POPE B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University, Additional Study: Mississippi College: Guidance Counselorg Sponsor of Safety Council