George Washington High School - Post Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Katy -Z Ielow: Vice principal Kenneth Eiler. Bottom: GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Row 1: Mrs. Storms. Director of Guidance iiss Whitehead, Mr. Bradley. Row 2: Mr. Springer. Mr. Williams. Bottom right: Miss Whitehead glues some advice to enior Jackie Clark. ts ! x f 0- Ml P ta. -'Nusa-ni-Q i f 5 ' r l fi ff , . 3 .V- his year there were some changes in the guidance department. Among the changes were the new computers that were installed in each of the counselors' and also the deans' offices. This change let both of these groups keep student records and schedules at their fingertips. These comput- ers also diminished excessive paperwork and worry for both the counselors and the deans. The counselors also made some changes in schedule making. Instead of seeing students one by one in their offices, the counselors visited the English classes. There they were able to talk to students as a group and make schedules in a less time consuming and dis- ruptive manner. This change proved easier for counselors, students, and teachers. Next fall will bring about another change for counselors, students, and teachers. Called the Guidance Renewal Project, it will institute a 15 to 25 minute homeroom period. There schedules will be made, and students will be able to communicate with one teacher about their problems. Counselors will work a flex-time schedule. They will work eight hours but at different times so that counselors will be able to make home visits even at night. The goal of the project is to better serve student needs. Even though there were a few changes this year, and there will be even more next year, our counselors still had time to help. Whether it was a scheduling change or a problem at home, our counselors were always there. - Jenny Irwin 21