Fairfax High School - Colonial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Top Row: Mr. Ralph VV. Detter--Principal. Mr. DeWitt S. Swan-Boys' Vice-Principal. Mr. LeRoy J. Goodenough--Registrar Co-ordinator of Attendance and Enrollment. Front Row: Mrs. Mildred R. Brown4Girls' Vice-Principal. Miss Frances E Kallstedt -Counselorg Co-ordinator of Guidance. air ax Faculty Education is no longer only a matter of read- ing, 'riting, and 'rithmetic as it once was, for now instructors and Board of Education officials are realizing the need for co-ordination between the home and school of the individual student. Now, an assistant counselor aids in advising students, checking credits, and giving intelli- gence and vocational tests. There is a merit counselor who watches the merit records of all students, seeks the reasons for low merit records, and tries to prevent pupils from getting into trouble. In addition, six committees of eight people headed by a co-ordinator have been formed to delve further into the causes of student difficulties and to correct these faults. The Co-ordinator of Professional Careers, along with his committee. meets, advises. and encourages students whose marks and abilities are in the upper bracket. He is to urge them to go on to college, for it is those people who make leaders in professional careers. On the other hand the Co-ordinator of Vocational Careers studies training programs in the fields of agriculture. home economics. indus- trial arts. and commercial pursuits with a view to strengthening and co-ordinating vocational guidance and training offered to students. The Co-ordinator of Guidance spends approx- imately 30 per cent of her time arranging guid- ance activities and programs for the school as a whole, and spends the rest of the time with in- dividuals, advising and encouraging. The task of the Co-ordinator of Attendance ties in with this quite closely, for he, too, watches the indi- vidual's problem with an eye to guidance, disci- pline. and co-ordination between school and out- side interests. Perhaps two of the most difficult jobs lie in the hands of the Co-ordinators of Health and Citizenship, since both are concerned with things over which the home of the individual has con- trol. But they have done much toward improv- ing student attitude and health by sponsoring assemblies, publishing bulletins. and by reach- ing students through clubs and other social or- ganizations.