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Schedule planning and changes occur frequent- ly in guidance. Counselor Mrs. Jayne Allen dis- cusses a change with John Speed. Gui dance added courses One place in this school is used often by students if wor- ried about their attendance record, if they want to know their class rank, or if they desire to drop a class. That ' s the guidance office. Guidance offered three new classes to students, including Mr. Moore ' s Sports Information, Drama, and a one-semes- ter course in senior English. Sports Information was intended to make students be- come better spectators. Thirty students enrolled in this one- semester class. Counselors scheduled 22 students into Drama this year. Taught by Mr. Coscarelli, Drama showed students the tech- niques of acting, analysis of plays, and methods used in the theater. A new program for seniors offered through Guidance was a new one-semester course in English, taught by Mrs. Shuttleworth. In the spring juniors took the Basic Language Arts Competency Test. Those who didn ' t pass it took this one-semester English course which taught primarily basic English. Twenty-two were enrolled. Forty students attended two trade schools this year. At the Muncie Career Center, 38 were enrolled while two at- tended the Marion trade school. Guidance is the nerve center of the school. Through this Guidance Department students get advice, warning, instruc- tion, and sometimes sympathy. Guidance follows progress of BHS grads in college in order to provide adequate preparation. Two ' 77 grads at I.U. study on scenic campus: Brian Davis (top) and J.R. Stallsmith. Guidance Department 63
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Armed Forces representatives, arranged by guidance, explain their program and require- ments to Mike Lambert in homeroom session. Planning for her future education by reading the many college information booklets in guid- ance office is Debi Johnson. Lined up to turn in their grades for the honor roll to guidance are Mary Jo Warner, Bob Roark, Kris Dearduff, and Cindy Shields. 62 Guidance Department
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Hard at work behind his loom is Ric Hicl(s, who Patience and sl(ill are two qualities needed by devotes his careful attention to the weaving pro- Vicki Wiiiiams as she works on her macrame jects ahead of him. assignment for art class. Students can admire art also, as Judy Ruble, Terry Curme, and Tod Cain study the many pro- jects made by art classes. 64 Art Department
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