Glendale High School - Falcon Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Due to an additional 200 Glendale students, a new counselor and a new system of counseling were added to the educational program this year. Mr. Nick Carras, a former physical education teacher, became Glendale's fifth counselor. With the student body divided alphabetically rather than by classes, each counselor counseled one-fifth of the students. Each also acted as a sponsor for one of the four classes, with Mr. Carras the assistant sponsor for the senior class. The class counselor supervised his class in testing activities and extra-curricular activities, including class projects for the spirit contest. In a unique phase of the new system in counseling, counselors initiated freshmen into the life of Glendale while simultaneously ushering seniors into a new life in college. 1 5 Q Mildred Green Paul Moore He-Me Se-Z senior Bill Evans and counselor Nick Carras pause in the hall to talk. 2, v sei E g... 4 23 K Q 'Y qt