Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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'ga V 2 f ' - 1 1 '1?:- '- i 7' -5 :25-133-f55 a.i1E1 i Z'5QE i.'9Ef?5 f in Self-Evaluaiion Program One of 'rhe foremosi concerns of The I968-69 school year for Mr. William Gish principal, and Mr. Neal Grubaugh, assislanl' prin- cipal, was leading 'rhe school in a complere and exlensive re-evalua- 'lion under +he Noi-Jrh Ceniral Evaluaiion Cri+eria. ' Mainlaining a good relalionship wi+h siudenls and faculiy, Mr. Gisi 'roolc pride in Jrhe achievemenis and success of each sludenlx' l-lisa goal was To help sjrudenis acquire a sfrong basic educaiion and To creale an almosphere in which lhey could learn 'ro become respon- sible and conscieniious adul'rs. Busy wilh coordinaiing all school acfiviiies, handling school equip- meni and finances, and sponsoring 'rhe Key Club, Mr. Grubaugh look +ime fro help siudenls plan and work oul problems arising in planning school aciivilies. Leff: Mr. Grubaugh organized delivery of Chrisimas baslcefs by Key Club members. Below: Examining ariicles displayed af 'ihe Highlander Bazaar and Chili Supper were Mr. Grubaugh and his wife Belly. eal Grubaugh Assisiani Principal

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Right Mr. Gisi' and Mr. Gru- baugh meei wiih a member of 'fhe Norih Ceniral Visiling Com- miiiee. Mr. Bill Brill, assisfanf principal of Memorial High School in Joplin. William Gi 1 Principal - .. 7 , V 7 M- .h1...-....,,. ..- ...Alf-14--57:4 j-ggggg,-31',.,,, ..3:: ::,w.:.:.m1-.1-13.2.1 :::,:,:v---'-- - v:-- f- ---- ' I V i-i- W-zmmrwzz www- , U ,.,lv-,-,-,..,,.. .... -.,. ,.,.., , . NCA A Adm x X l i l . l I

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Counseling. Guiding Guidance Qialf Cares for Qfudeni Welfare The purpose of counseling- is fo help sfudenfs who have problems whefher fhey are of a personal or curricular nafure, commenfed Mr. Newfon Ed- wards on fhe imporfance of lhis iob. Assisfing one class for a four-year period, coun- selors provided guidance in scheduling classes and in forming fufure plans. They advised sfudenfs in applying for scholarships. in selecfing a college, and in looking for job opporfunifies. Never foo busy fo lend an ear fo a sfudenf's prob- lems, Miss Marfha Ann Wells and Mr. Joe Moffiff fulfilled fheir dufies as adminisfrafive assisfanfs. Parf of fheir dufies was fo issue work permifs, permission slips fo leave school, and ofher maffers dealing wifh fhe welfare of sfudenfs. Mainfaining an afmosphere conducive fo learning was an imporfanf facef of fheir work. Joseph Moffii Marfha Ann Wells Adminisfrafive Ad'Tllf1lSl'F6ilV6 Asgisfanf Assisianf Above Righf: Adminisfrafive assisfanfs Miss Wells and Mr. lvloffiff confer on sfudenf problems. Righf: Assisfing juniors in unfangling knoffy scheduling problems consumed a large perl' of Mr. Edwards fime. Below Righf: Records, records, records! ln her firsf year af Hillcresf, Mrs. Kirkman discovered fhe enormify of paper work involved in keeping frack of 362 sophomores. .x.-1.-l