Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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, F 'rhe Parenl' parenls and ns! and pro- hild lo reach rsonal devel- arogram has lhe youlh of N A A ff X, i 5. Principals vigilant in caring for sfudenf needs i r ug L ., y L As Mr. William Gish principal, and Mr. Neal Gru- i baugh, assislanl principal, began lheir second year as adminisrrarors, il was evidenl 'rhair iheir primary -y concern was 'rhe developmeni ol an elieclive edu- i 1 caiional program 'ro lil The needs of each srudenr. l' In his capaci+y as principal, Mr. Gisr lcepi 'rhe li eguipmenlr of The school in excellenl condirion, keep- ing always in mind lhe welfare of 'rhe lacully and ll , siudenls. ' -l His personal +hanlc you noles of apprecialion f i reflecled his pride in ihe progress of l-lillcresl' when .l Jrhere was a iob well done. and his friendly personal i conlracls wi'rh school personnel, slrudeni body, and Q ll communily displayed a con+inuous reward for all. f Under lhe iurisdiclion of Mr. Grubaugh, insfruc- lional malrerials and audio visual aids were supplied: l aciiviries were coordinared and assemblies were or- I' i ganized. l-le also sponsored 'rhe Key Club. To ernpha- ii' size his respecl for Jrhe herilage and ideals ol his l ' couniry. he serves as a lieulrenanlr colonel in +he Air Force. .i if if 1 l if 1 if 1 2 if l ll i El l l, l il: . Q l? ' 1 WILLIAM GIST ' l. Principal l NEAL GRUBAUGH Assislanf Principal 5.3 il lil in '9 l

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T, f ' -Tiff ny duTies of a TTe n d a n ce o n B a rb a ra f ff Sfudenfs concern of guidance sfaff The adminisTraTive assisTanTs helped Teachers counselors, and adminisTraTors wiTh guidance ancl personnel problems. ParT oT Their duTies was To issue worlc permiTs, permission slips To leave school, and oTher maTTers dealing wiTh The welfare oT sTudenTs'. A As The counselors guided Their respecTive classes in scheduling Their subiecTs, They provided guidance in Torming plans Tor The TuTure. They advised sTu7 clenTs in selecTing a college, in applying Tor schol- arships, and in looking Tor job opporTuniTies. Mr. Joe MoTTiTT, Treshman counselor, said, To help each T-lillcresT sTudenT reach The highesT pin- nacles oT educaTion possible in Terms of Their indi- vidual abiliTies, inTeresTs, and desires: and To help each sTudenT maTure in aTTiTudes, values. and un- dersTanding in such a way so as To derive The Tull- esT saTisTacTion from life are my general duTies. 9 Z Q 35.1, ,T , is f - 5 1 i,f?51.-.if 5 '??f5ffQ?,'??j'3'1!jafW 3 i ,.....,,1 L if, 1 L We 4 Q., 1 , v wi' f7,,?,f.4'f4 f Aff f - ,,,f,,,,f,f,,,., f 1, fi .f 53452 4155 - as zgy v' ,,,.1,gaI I g , ,, :,f'.J.L445 -e Mr, ,, f BeTTy D u n h a m Ja? -.QQQQQQ Sophomore Counselor in BeTTy Dunn Junior Counselor WesTon l-lorsT Senior Counselor Joseph MoTTiTT Freshman Counselor XA! l , i l IIJ r 1 o I 9 I