East Ridge High School - Musket Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Mrs. Clementson, Sandra MCG:-rughey, Donna Waterhouse, Molly Moudy, Mr. Senter, Jerry Luther, Virginia Smith, Jane Swear- ingen, and Cheryl Schmook. DIRECTOR Mr. W. R. Senter. COUNSELOR Mrs. Bernyce Clementson 32 G IDANCE AN INTEGRAL PART OF SCHOOL LIFE Guidance services, as applied to the secondary school, should be thought of as organized activities designed to give systematic aid to pupils in solving their problems and in making adjustments to various situations which they must meet. These activities should assist each pupil in knowing himelf as an individual and as a member of socieftyg in making the most of his strengths and in correcting or com- pensating for Weaknesses that interfere with his progressg in learning about occupations so that he may intelligently plan and prepare, in Whole or in part, for a careerg in learning about educational opportunities available to him, and in discovering and developing creative and leisure interests. COUNSELORS AID IN PROBLEMS . . . PERSONAL, SCHOOL, STUDY, VOCA- TIONAL -

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OFFICERS P sident ,---.- .Ioe MclVIahan V P ident .... Lane Garn S ry ........ Vicki Gron T er .n...,.. Jackie Miller R p r .,...... Linda Walker Sp nsor ...,.... Mr. W L. to R.: J. Miller, L. Walker, J. McMahan, L. Garner, V. Croner, Mr. Wxmberly, Spo STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRACTICES WORKING DEMOCRACY IN . . . - STUDENT CAMPAIGNS AND ELECTIONS - CONDUCTING ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS - PROMOTING STUDENT PARTICIPATION Showmg democracy m actlon, Mlchael Rogers votes in a Student Council election. Mr. Wimberly announces candidates who will give their campaign spee student council offices for 1964-65.

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ORGANIZED TESTING PROGRAM FOR ALL GRADES OBSERVANCE OF LLEGE DAY AND CAREER DAY ALL E R STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM GRAM UNDERCLASSMEN SERVE AS GUIDES FOR VISITORS ON COLLEGE DAY AND CAREER DAY 33