Boone County High School - Boone Hi Ways Yearbook (Florence, KY)

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Mr. Chester Goodridge, our very versatile Principal Boone County High School is extremely proud centers around Boone County High where night of its principal, Mr. Chester Goodridge. Although as well as day, he joins with students, parents, he has many outside interests such as collecting and organizations in many school events, coins and raising flowers, his vital interest always Sometimes even principals have to wash dishes. 20

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Mr. Ockerman takes an interest in every student's program. Here he is counseling Mary Yates and Gerald James. Mr. H. N. Ockerman, our capable Superintendent Mr. H. N. Ockerman, a familiar figure at school functions, has a deep personal interest in the activities of youth. As superintendent, he is re- sponsible for the entire operation of the schools and must see that the school program continually improves. One of his main objectives is the secur- ing of competent instructors for the Boone County schools. Mr. Ockerman also serves to guide and encourage his associates. 19

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A New Student Service in ’60 Was the Guidance Counselor. A familiar face in the Boone County halls is Mrs. Mary Belle Porter, who is now the guidance counselor. This year she has guided students in finding jobs and enroll- ing in the college of their choice. She has also helped students with individual problems as well as school matters. Mrs. Porter earned her A.B. de- gree at Georgetown College and has done graduate work at the Uni- versity of Kentucky. Another New Attraction in ’60 Was the Elementary Supervisor. Miss Dorothy Caldwell is the Su- pervisor of Elementary Instruction. She visits in grades one through eight in all the elementary schools in Boone County. Her chief aim is to keep the class- rooms balanced in their curriculum and she is available to teachers at all times. The field Miss Caldwell has entered is still an experimental one. The Fellowship she received re- quires two years of training and is financed by the Ford Foundation. 21