Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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GUIDANCE EXPANDED SERVICES It says here that Lincoln was a Clay Colonial? Miss Patricia Rhodes — Counselor really enjoy grading these Betty Crocker tests! ' Mr. Robert Turnock — (Counselor The counselors in the Guidance Department provided as- sistance in solving all problems whether related to personal or school activities. They aided students in choosing their occupa- tions and in selecting colleges when further education was required. The Guidance Department facilities were improved by the conversion of the conference room into a Guidance Re- source Center where students could obtain vocational infor- mation in their free time. Records and filmstrips were avail- able. Monday nights the students and parents had an op- portunity to confer with the counselors. A vocational guidance program was established for interested students to provide them with extensive assistance and to enable them to acquire the benefits of the latest concept in counseling. I don ' t think West Point would accept you! ' Mr. James Reinebold — Counselor 20

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When you ' re number two, you try harder. Mr. Dale M. Harbaugh — Assistant Principal Secretaries: Mrs. Mildred Claycomb, Mrs. Cleo Eisbrenner, Mrs. Maxine Cress, and Mrs. Mary Thomas I

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EXPERIENCE: THE BEST TEACHER Experience needed to pursue the field of education was gained by the student teachers through the advice and assis- tance rendered by their critic teachers. These college seniors added a delightful note to the classes under their supervision. «dfe».- Somehow I don ' t seem to be getting through. ' Miss Susan Chapman — Social Studies It ' s too bad the ref couldn ' t be locked up instead. Mr. Barry- Van Slayer — Physical Education ' ; I ' This isn V anything like we wrote in college. Miss Mary Slick — English Wow, is this class ever big Miss Carla Horowitz — Languages