Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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Q' fD- . 5 YI' mf X -J H ful: 'fb ' f'Vx , ' '-s- 'A 'Q ,gl gif , ' 11 R if f u if., . f dhfzm. u MR. BUTLER MISS diVECCHIO MRS. C. HOWELL MISS SHOCKEY MR. TOVEY Counselors Offer Helpful Advice The counselling department of Alzuneda High School offers one of the most valuable serriees at student can rec'eix'e during his high school years. The four eounselors, Mr. Butler, Miss diYeeehio. Mrs. Howell, and Bliss Shoekey, are friendly, un- derstanding people who are always ready to help the students. Vihether a student wants a job. 21 ehange of schedule. or just a friendly ehat about some problems. the eounselors ean be depended upon. The guidance that the eounselors offer is very valuable during a studentis stay in high school, but it is even more valuable in his later life. The eareful planning of 21 studentis schedule in high sehool is ll stepping stone to it well-organized adult life. 'lihe friendly words of ztdviee are helpful in preparing at student to meet the problems of tomorrow. But mo:-i of ull, our eounselling department gives qi student at better understanding of himself. his family. and his friends. Testing is another job which requires much thought and planning. Mr. Tovey is the head of testing. It is his job to see that students are informed of the numerous tests that are available for jobs. seholarships, and vocational interests. Through the guidance and testing offered by the eounselling department. the students will be well prepared to meet the responsibilities of adulthood. CAREY, Head Counselor Mr. Butler points out scholarship opportunities to interested students,