Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Q-.M f - -is ui, W, , ,FFA X N ,A- V if W lf' if W rf A if .H ,ef , g 142 ig, Mr. Johnson, freshmen and sophomore counselor. discusses fhe resulfs of a vocafional apfifude fesf wifh iunior Tim Sinnoff. Xi i or Q Office procfors, seniors who help oui' during fhe day, find fheir hour filled wifh sfudy lime, sfuffing envelopes, dis- cussing clufies wifh Mrs. Allred, deliver- ing nofices from counselors and office sfaff, and picking up fhe hourly absenfee lisf. Wu-...Q Dr. Bowman, iunior and senior coun- selor, keeps a busy schedule during en- rollmenf weelt.

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Checking the student tiles is only one ot the many duties ot Mrs. Whitehouse, who is combining two duties ot registrar and counseling secretary. Mrs. DeForest, busily types out a report card tor one of the many CHS students, on the key punch. Secretaries Aid Students With Procedures, Policies Colts tind answers to many ot their problems in the general ottice. A statt ot secretaries and a complete data processing center aid the students in completing their daily activities. Student textbook rental and teaching supplies are distributed here. A cashier is available to proc- ess tees and assist clubs and organizations with any money or bookkeeping problems which arise. Typing, an overtlowing ot lost and tound, and multitudious phone calls keep the statt busy the rest ot the day. Absentees. pay checks, class scheduling, and grade cards are a tew ot the items that keep the data processing statt busy between adult class sessions during the day. Mrs. Allred supervises the ottice statt, proctors, and the textbook rental plan. . 3 ..,. f may

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,,, 43' 5, V. r' -vg...., x f '1 i 3. Us f ya Q fir.-mf., -sit. iSsig.ii,sf1ee, we ' ,M s fyssaef:-V f,-wffsggf ,. -it. Mr Crum freshman coun selor explains directions to one ot batteries of aptitude and vocational skills tests giv- en during the year. Mrs. Alexander, matron, and Mrs. Paulk, health clerk discuss a list ot the students who checked out during the noon hour. ff, 1 Physical, Mental Health Important ln Development A complete counseling statt and a health clerk keep progressive records tor every Campus student as mental and physical health are vital to total growth. Batteries ot aptitude tests are given by the counselors even betore students enter school. These help each student tind courses to develop his skills and guide him to tuture vocations. These are tol- lowed by other skills tests. vocational protiles, schol- arship records. and many others. Mental and physical counseling also help stu- dents adiust better to their changing environment.