Compton High School - El Companile Yearbook (Compton, CA)

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Hazel Harlan, B.S. Amy Gross, B.A. Edward G. Chester, B.A. Sfrtivr Prwblvrns Senior Problems Cert. Social Welfare Senior Counselor Senior Counselor Senior Problems The purpose ot Senior Problems classes at Compton is to combine government, hygiene, and citizenship in an integrated unit and present the course to seniors. Prob- lems teachers attempt, in carefully planned units, to help undecided seniors determine a goal in lite, and enable those who have already determined their aim to carry out the necessary steps toward attaining that goal. Senior Problems can be an interesting, informative, en- ioyable, and challenging class through the work ot teachers, administrators, and students. Counseling, an integral part of the Problems program, gives the individual student an opportunity to discuss personal problems with an understanding and helpful adviser Jam Dey- 3 U5-Q 1 g 3 :':g':m change tor the Spring semester with his senior c:.i'se':', lv' ss Hazel l-lcirlan. Making wise decisions when gelecm-g C:u'S'E-S to' 'ha' lost semester ot high school is one of the mcg if-:gf-gf' gy-45-'ences a s'udent can have with his counselor. Senior Counselor ounoeloro Selecting the right vocation and working towards that goal is one ot the enormous problems facing seniors. Judy Pogline, Miss Hazel Harlan, and Bob Tennyson, through a vocations pamphlet, view some of the more important factors in choosing their occupations. K - - qs . - my-4 -1-v if -,,...-- -v-, ....' -fun

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'- -'X -'Q' l-r :Jul Slnrnpcifo on some of ihe -' S rrcgrnm for the following 5 rn is cne ol the most im- s counselor. f 3' ::-'se':'s have :in irnporionf duly in guiding siudenfs male .use :ei sons concerning their senior plans During e 'fc .etir 'he mzsr decisive ond experienced counseling ceieezzz T e 'uniors ore given on opporfunify To learn e ii:-' 'he T37 of 'rheir counrry in United Stores His- - 'sizes 4 Vcc.-.ledge of Their coun'rry's herifoge will 17,2 e TI 'i en' +5 undersrond how luclfy They ore, ond + oc:'ei'c:'e 'he 'conf Things Thor their forefoihers have leff 'fem ezrrf rg ocosr The posf is one of the besf possible To cc' fm deiizcns about The lurure. Counseling srudenls with problems concerning program changes in guidance is o big iob for oll our counselors. Here Mrs. Maxine Sfe phonion is oiding Sandro Kramer with her school program for The next SQFOESTGV. ounoeloro Cena K. Alfnow, A.B., M.Ed. Margaret Montgomery Maxine Stephanian, B.S., M S Biology A.B., M,A. United Slates History funfgr Counseling Business Junior Counseling Junior Counseling