Frankfort Community High School - Red Bird Yearbook (West Frankfort, IL)

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Freshmen editor Sharon Bolin takes the names of classmates as they pose for pictures. Waiting to have their pictures made are: Kathy Prusaczyk, David McCord, Linda Lavish, and Greg Raymond. Standing at the right is the senior editor Judy Guminski. Mr. Walston seems to be deeply engrossed in the task of taking freshmen and sophomore pictures, which is a yearly job for him. Making, developing, and printing most of the photographs that go into the yearbook occupies one period of his school day. and comfort along the rough road of learning Gales of laughter rocked the auditorium during the faculty mock Homecoming as Freshman Attendant Miss Esther Stephens, accom- panied by football hero Mr. Frank Dohanich, swept down the aisle. Miss Stephens and Mr. Dohanich are in Guidance. 7

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Director Stephens presides ot the teo which introduced the new Guidance Department. Among the VIP's present were Mr. Corn, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Culbertson, and Mr. Murray. Quo Vadis? Whither goest thou? In the Guidance Department there are at least two teachers working each hour throughout the day to help one decide which road to take! Their purpose is to help students plan their schedules to include courses they will need in preparation for the future and to provide information about what jobs will be available to them. They give students information about schools and try to help them win scholarships, grants, and other aids which mav enable them to go to college. In the Guidance Department, there is available a personal record for every student in school. Any student may discuss his record with the guidance director, who will try to point out his good and his weak points so that he will better understand himself. A receptionist is on duty in the Guidance Room during each hour of the day. Being picked for this job is an honor because a requirement is that they be junior or senior girls with pleasant personalities and high grade averages. Guidance offers direction at the crossroads Dean Pyatt and Dean McDonald keep an accurate record of each student's attendance. On the basis of these records, the school's share of state aid is computed, so perfect attendance is urged. Miss Stephens confers with Susan Wright who works in the Guidance office. Much time is required for personal conferences if they are to be significant, and Miss Stephens maintains a tight schedule.

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Left: The moin characters of the Junior Class play. The Matchmaker, Marilyn Hengst and Don Toler gave an outstanding performance in that delightful comedy. Center: The captivating matchmaker, Marilyn Hengst, plots a new plan in the pursuit of the merchant. Right: Up to one of his zany antics, Jim Seiber is threatened by his boss, Don Toler. The highway to better understanding lies in Earphones and tape recorders were part of the equipment added to the Foreign Language Dept, through the aid of the NDEA. T. Jones y Summers, ond M. Schafer are enjoying using them. For her excellent work and dependable qualities, Tena Jones, a junior student, has been awarded the highest position of the yearbook staff, that of Editor-in-Chief for the 1964 Redbird. 8