Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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' i Left, Helping seniors find the right college choice is Mrs. Elder's job. Below. CHS counselor Ken Jensen is a great asset to students. Left, Concerned with helping students and counselors. Miss Smith, secretary, works hard at het job. Above, Dave Demoret, Pat McGraw, and Kevin Bauch enjoy a senior seminar discussion. W' 31 'sm xxx R s.. 81 4

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The Counselors ai Columbine The counselors at Columbine are kept busy throughout the year with such duties as arranging and re- arranging schedules, interpreting college entrance exam scores, and advising students on college and career choices. They give both guidance and confidence to students and teachers. The counselors this year started a new program, senior seminar, in which seniors are trained as peer counselors to the Freshman class. They also help new students get adjusted to the school and are usually their first friends. The counseling center helps many people with problems' as varied as the people themselves. Though all the counselors have a certain group of students they are over, some of them also work in special areas. Mr. Jones, department headg Mrs. Hacker, Freshmeng Mr. Jensen, careersg Mrs. Elder, collegeg Mr. Sumner, drugs: Mr. Borgeson, counselor at large. Dana Wright was an extra addition to the counseling center this year while he was finishing his degree . The counseling center is a clearing house for mounds of paper work. A f4'N X- ,,' e. 5 iiio lg' 3 ' VX X x .3 , Qi-. ,sl The counselors understand the problems of life. .av I Bottom right, Counselors, the people that students can never get hold of. Mrs. Hacker explaining the hard rigors of the day to Mr. Sumner. v ,mt if if Q . .t Q L in rwcw M ...m.sss..s. 1 .1 F ..- - E., F.,,,,,,..! .. ..... ,., p

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an-. Warren frains for fufure The Warren Occupational- Technical Center was designed to provide students with a means of obtaining the necessary skills and attitudes for job entry into desired occupations. Classes vary and include Cosmetology , Body Mechanics, Business and Office Programs, Child Day Care, Diesel Mechanics, and Criminal Justice. All classes are offered to give students attending career job experience through on the job training. Warren Technical Center makes a special effort to simulate actual working environment and to give students a taste of their chosen career. .iuwiw-get - . l f r an 'N t . F Q sgrgxn . K-V 1 , sg' Q, Q xg as 754, S X .. .8 Vilpgki !,1 R A? Top left, Sophomore Gary Neely thinks filing tools can be fun. Top center, Last minute menu plans! Above, Brian St. Germaine, senior, takes his part in engine repair. Right, Job training in Cosmetology pays off. 82 ,. Til ax, ,Q , N N. M., W v I Q I .ff, V ,, 'PM ,..., 5 I ' 244 422+ ,.y5,5,,,..... f ygy M .rx kfiiilfg- :Of ix fi. in M X . s .,. ,... VLLL ' fs xi' . 'iff , t Y X i