Illinois Central College - Etruscan Yearbook (East Peoria, IL)

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ss fr - 4 .. is a ,Z . t riigssisssissiissii,-ii ,' its ,ii i , W Providing health services and planning supportive activities such as the TB drive and blood drive for staff and students, Mrs, Jeanette McCammon serves as coordinator of Health Services. ' -2 'wjiav ' 7 is cs, ' T iff! L M U w gfissiisswfasziff i 2 S ess l . mr i,,i,.iL1f ll , 5 f z 5 la 3' we it 'li ,il gigs: ,Q ,Ji .lg L al L t g ill l ., l ' ill l ll' sw'-.gsk ii l ,l 1 As director of special services Gilbert Baechler is in charge of financial aids and placement programs and serves as assistant to the dean of student personnel services. . ,, . ,-if E feed l si El . ,flair I ' Qt r i 51 ti 3 if' A 'st i Merlin Stratton heads the counseling staff as director of guidance and counseling.

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Directors Assist Students in Shaping Realistic Goals p As director of student activities Jim Pleasant is co- ordinator for all co-curricular and extra-curricular ac- tivities including entertainment and organizations as well as serving as advisor to Greek Council, Inde- pendent Advisory Council and Social Commission. visit ' ,eff-4-C l it Q, Q, Miss Barbara Schefelbein, registrar, is responsible , Torn Juravich, director of admissions and records, for student records and certities graduation applica- articulates to tour-year institutions and travels to tions and requirements. area high schools to meet with future students. .2

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New Counselors, New Office Provide Extended Opportunities for Students The counseling department, after moving from decentralized locations to a counseling center in Lindsay Hall, made use of its new facilities by providing easier accessibility of counselors to student records and students to counselors. In addition to normal counseling duties, which include providing vocational and educational information and guidance in cases of personal problems, each counselor has an area of specialization. They also serve on committees in the school at large and within their own department to deal with all areas which might benefit students. Over the past year the staff has grown from 3 to 'I0, and among the new counselors is Douglas Bowers, who moved from being an instructor of technical graphics to counseling students in the Engineering and Industrial Oc- cupations program. Other new members of the staff include four women, Mrs. Margaret Bahnfleth and Mrs. Linda Robertson, and Miss- es Ruth Hucke and JoAnn Likes. The two new men counselors are Jack Teal and Tom Wares. ,, QQSSWQE Glenn Roberson Mrs. Vaughn Frisk Mrs. Margaret Bahnfleth