Crystal River High School - Crystal River Yearbook (Crystal River, FL)

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Counseling isn't an easy job, but it's very reward- ing. Counseling requires patience, the ability to solve problems, a knack for working with people, plus a great deal of devotion. The situations a coun- selor must handle are many and varied. Besides han- dling academic problems, Coach Dabney and Mrs. White also give aid to students who have personal or social problems. Through the guidance office, students can obtain information about colleges and universities in any state. Also, tests such as the P.S.A.T. and A.C.T. are set up by the guidance office. Mrs. Damron, the guidance office secretary, takes care of student transcripts, handling both the records of incoming and withdrawing students. All the people in guid- ance make up a special team without whose help we could not function. 75. 5 3 . sw sil its Decpinthought . . . Coach Archie Dabney, Louise White Gerri Damron

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ffice In the front office, everyday is a busy one with people running in and out constantly. Dorothy Williams, our school secretary and bookkeeper, and Phyllis Beall, who keeps the attendance records, maintain order in the office and are always ready to help. Sue Landers, the teachers' aide, types and runs off mimeographed material. Without her, the teachers would have a lot more paper work to do. Mrs. Jackson helps in both the guidance and front office. Robert Smith, our occupational specialist, helps students make career choices. He also helps students find jobs. Robert Matthews keeps track of those students with excessive absences for schools in the west half of Citrus County. The front office is one of the most important parts of our everchanging school. l sr MEJKLUNCH' ,.-f , ' Vs if ZS r. Matthews, Mrs. Landers, Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. M Williams . .--fp: Wontofs gg SECRETARSQT N x ' x

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Library Logic The library has become a very important part of the school. Its size has been increased greatly this year, and there are many new books on the shelves. Since the whole atmosphere of the library has changed , more people have been using it. Students come to study and to find resource information more than they ever have before. Seniors have admittance to the library without a pass before school and during lunch. Underclass- men are required to have passes. Mrs. Mary Cannon, our librarian. It's been a long day. Homework ! A fu: . . f, - .Zu ' t 4 a ' 1 f' 'J 1 'S 1' N -.sig f-' - , If H+: Q ' 7 ' How interesting. Srl