Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

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Ruby Woodring Special Education Helen Hemphill Learning Center Richard McLaren Special Education Assistant Girls Basketball Beverly Bennett Nurse FNC Advisor Dorothy Knuth Library Assistant - K X K iwg---:sais A 'Er Teresa Young and Mrs. Knuth are busy working in the library. Miss Iohnk, junior high counselor, talks over problems in her office. Patty Waters helps out in the library by straightening shelves. Mrs. Hobson and Alan Jacobsen spend their hours before homeroom selling lunch tickejs. 4 bl 5 I

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l Jim Lowary llr. High Shop and IV Dale Allen jr. High Shop Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts I and Head Girls Basketball Ron Beaver Vocational Agriculture I II, III, and IV Agricultural Occupations FF A Advisor Tom Anderson participated in the SPACE program in building a house at 1507 Olive Street which was sponsored by Iowa West- ern Community Collcge and the local school district. :For the first time, the Home Economics II class participated in a children's play- school for preschoolers. Mrs. Woodward explains the subiect mat- ter of Home Economics I to the fresh- man girls. jeff Mewhirter and Duke Goetzmann work with new Welder and welding benches in the Industrial Art shop. Mr. Beaver explains the genetics of animal science to the vocational agricultural Ftudents. l 115 34 'Industrial Arts I, ll Ill 'and Employment Experlencc

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ir' -- fig ffm... .- 5.53 f ff A fs If 5 wtmww I , 7 ,W Wlgrik f N me 'V'N5Wwww4.s. ...M , j,.t,, , , . ' W rr .., . . pw . . .. 'r smsas-...,...,.,,k A,sfg52fiH,n an 1 , . MM., :,. W Fsfg-5.-sf .1 ..r.,.,i, i , K Y -s.,,,wMm , S 1.l, ,., . 1 Et , if ' 5 5:3 - X, ' . . , H 335 .. Librarians, Counselors, And Secretaries Help AHS Run Efficiently Even though the librarians, counselors, and secretaries seemed to be overlooked at times, they played a vital role in the working of AHS. The learning resource center, previously known as the library and study hall, had much material available for the inquisitive student. A number of new tapes and filmstrips were acquired so classes were able to use more audio- visual aids this year. The counselors helped adjust and change schedules as well as help students with emotional problems. Higher education night, even- ing hours, and vocational exploration groups were changes brought into the guidance department this year. High school secretaries handled such duties as writing out admit slips and advance make-ups, while the superintendents' secretaries were kept busy by keeping the books straight and filling out orders. During the day, special education students were taught in the junior high building by Ruby Wood- ring and Richard McLaren. The special education department consisted of subjects similar to those taught in junior high. Also vocational skills such as sewing and typing were learned by the students. Q' A, is 5- - . ...Q 6,231 feffiff -iii' ' gysjgfii, :i 'X' I , ,-5. in 3 , i I.. Donna Miller Gwyn Kluever Librarians Iohn Eskew Richard Iesuersen Guidance Counselors Barbara Johnk Guidance Counselor Reatha Evans Secretary - Guidance Office Gladys Potter Edna Witzman Secretaries Principal's Office Terri Kizzier Nonna Hobson Secretaries Superinte-ndent's Office Enid Roscoe Secretary - Junior High Edith Shank Secretary - School Board 27