Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

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IFCDRIEWURD We, the Seniors have compiled and ediied this book to brinq to you a record of our activities as Weil as reminiscences that will continue io blend with pleasant memories ibrouqb the Corning years.

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STAIFIF HARRY SCOTT Editor-in-chief IIMMY STERTZ MARILYNN SCOTT Associate editors BETTE MADDOX Literary editor I AMES LAUBER Art editor WILLIAM CARRICK Business manager MAY PRATT LONGSTRETH Senior-Section editor E If IE! QC Y TY qgVd 1B 1 IJ fi P ti V hy P f BgPt3Cp,I

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NEW TRIEND TREND OF THE TIMES The Guidance Program oi the Maplewood-Richmond Heights High School U The purpose of the guidance program is to help pupils take the maximum advantage of their oppor- tunities while in school and to assist them in a better understanding of themselves, their aptitudes and abilities, thus bridging the gap between high school and what is to follow. A few of the desirable things the new guidance program should help us to do better than we have done before are listed below: l. Testing program with beneficial inter- pretation. 2. More intensive work on pupils' high school programs. 3. Guidance with incoming freshmen. 4. Accurate records for each pupil to be available for teachers and guidance workers. 5. Work with the St. Louis County Guid- ance Council. 6. Vocational guidance and college guid- ance for seniors and others. 7. Close touch with parents and with community agencies to help youth solve their problems. 8. Helping pupils find jobs when they finish school. Such a program will inevitably be an invaluable asset to our school. MISS MURCH -- lOth grade adviser, Counsellor. MR. ROBERTS llth grade adviser, Chairman Enrollment Committee. MISS BAMBER - 12th grade adviser MISS SMITH f 9th grade adviser.