East Hartford High School - Janus Yearbook (East Hartford, CT)

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Memories of Our Faculty and Our Classes

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Guidance helps to chart our course Where is a small accredited co-ed school that doesn't cost too much? Does any supermarket want a clerk? Should l choose two years of French or Spanish? The answers to these and countless other inquiries connected with iob placement, col- leges, and the courses we select, have been given to us with patience and skill by the guidance department. Since our freshman days our guidance counselors have en- deavored to help each student spend his time wisely for his own benefit and the benefit of mankind. As students we have learned the basic importance of iuggling 24 hours a day to include studies, athletics, and other social activities. Through guidance we have come to know ourselves better. Each student has been given a series of tests to pinpoint his in- terests, strengths, and weaknesses. By examining the results of these tests our guidance counselors help us decide the vocations for which we are best suited. An excellent service of job placement is available to all stu- dents through the efforts of the guidance department. They help to find a means of earning those all-important dollars which are welcome to the tight budgets of any high school student. Whether our problems concern the present or the future, the guidance department is always willing to assist with their experience, competence, and understanding. To which college shall we go? ask Joyce Wakefield and Tom Michaud. c,,.-sf' . igis +. v ff- ' . College opportunities are explained to Sally Jergensen by Mrs, Gaines Mr. Norsigian points out the scholarship possibilities to Peter Paquet.