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Counselors are faced with daily traumas that they must deal with. They chose to be counselors because they enjoy working with students on a personal level and on a one- to-one basis. Each Counselor has a specific duty that they are in charge of. I found I spent a lot of time with students outside the class, listening to them and assisting them with personal decisions ect., and enjoyed it. I went on in counsel- ing field rather than my teaching area, History and political Sciencef' stated Margret Mullen, Senior Counselor. Mullen has been Big Sky's senior counselor for the past four years. She has developed an organized system to assist seniors in applying for scholarships and deciding areas that they Wish to work toward. Throughout the year Mullen met with every senior to discuss their plans for the future. . , The students and staff have an attitude of cooperation, feelings for each other and their rights as individuals, along with a dedication and loyality to the school and the - AP '71, fr jj-' people is what makes the differencefstated Ernie Ibey. Sophomore Counselor joan McCracken said she wanted to be a counselor because, when she was youngerfcounselors were not yet invented. McCraken enjoys getting involved with school activities. I like to help at special events such as cross country meets, track meets, gymnastic meets. I like to see students succeed, she said. I hope to get the students to think and plan ahead. The establishment of Educa- tional and personal goals is very important, stated junior counselor Bob Sparks. I try very hard not to develope dependen- cy relationships. I want students to learn their own problem solving strategiesf, stated school psychologist, jay Christopher. He does comprehensive evaluations for possible special education placement, and i to counsel those who qualify for Special Ed. l i Jay Christopher motions the girls cross country team to get ready for the start of the inter city meet. ars4.f' -Q . -9 ' Margaret Mullen - Senior Counselor I , , . . Ernie lbey - Junior Counselor 5 5 ,9- Joan McCracken - Sophomore J N Counselor I 9 fi Q-fe.-5. . ' 5 K. 'x.'UAQx-. ' . .... A 1 - , . P 4 2-i l l at s 1422 i2'f.? Bob Sparks - Freshmen Counselor r'3'?i rgg,bi: ' ' ' l I as ,-.. 1 'if J -'ff Jay Christopher - Psychologist I 4 g ,,,, I , if ly. F Hope Campbell - Attendance office Y .gpg-,sm ii, 13553 ,g 1 t I- 7 of - ' 21' 'ri Senior Counselor Margret Mullen ' . 1 V deals with student problems con- g ' S b , A I cerning college every day. Betty l-laugh - Secretary S Barb Reinhard - Secretary 5g,g,,j 1? Carol Stevenson - Secretary U ' 5 'G an Donna Peerse - Assistant secretary 'A - gig' K I is FN 'fl Counse ors!Secreta ies V j, 212 - Counselors!Secretaries il 5 F l i
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