Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Dr. Meyer has been a counselor here at Irvington for some past years, but is now counseling in the Career Guidance Center and some sophomores, juniors and seniors. His work in the Career Guidance staff enables him to find resource materials for the other counselors and to inform students of their scholarship and grant opportunities. He assists students in educational and career planning. His back¬ ground includes a Master of Arts and a Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling. Dr. Meyer said he en¬ joys helping students solve their problems and to find a direction for their lives. Mrs. Real was the counselor for last year ' s seniors. She has worked with the class of 78 since 1976. Her counseling qualifications include a Master of Arts Degree in Education, specializing in Guidance and Coun¬ seling, a Pupil Personnel Credential, as well as Administrative and Teach¬ ing Credentials. She also taught a va¬ riety of subjects and has done some supervising work in Fremont ' s Com¬ munity Education Center. Mrs. Real loves her work but is frustrated by the increasing demands of paper¬ work which reduce her time with in¬ dividual students. Mr. Lynch was the Junior class counselor. He is available to all stu¬ dents who are having difficulty pass¬ ing courses needed for graduation. Mr. Lynch believes that the counsel¬ ing center of several years ago was more effective. The counselors worked more with individual stu¬ dents, groups of students, parents and staff. He as a Masters Degree in Counseling with previous experience teaching and counseling. Mr. James Klent Member Dr. Wayne Ferguson Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Fremont ' s Board of Education is an elected five member group of citizens. The Board of Education establishes the policies of the fi¬ nancial and personnel decisions concerning the schools. The Board meets the first, second, and fourth Wednesday of each month. Mrs. Evelyn Rose Secretary 107

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COUNSELORS Mr. Schornick was Irvington ' s only part-time counselor last year. He counseled the freshmen from Sk to Z. Mr. Schornick saw students re¬ garding graduation requirements and college prepatory courses. He also attempted to help students with any personal problems at home or school. Mr. Schornick has a Master of Science Degree in Counseling and a Pupil Per¬ sonnel Credential. Mr. Costello was the Freshman Class counselor last year. As the De¬ partment Chairman, he helps to maintain communication between all of the counselors. This was a new job for Mr. Costello but he feels it is a valuable position. Mr. Costello has a Masters Degree in Counseling with ten years experience as both a coun¬ selor and a teacher. He feels that his work with the students is very stimu¬ lating because they are optimistic, energetic and honest. Mrs. Hofer was the Sophomore counselor. She enjoys the various as¬ pects of her job which include help¬ ing students make class choices, solving problems and preparing for graduation. She also likes to talk to the students about their ideas and to clear them up when they are con¬ fused. Her qualifications include a Masters Degree and a Counseling Credential. She really enjoys her job at Irvington. Mr. Fred Weibel Mrs. Gloria Carr Mrs. Sylvia Cornell Mr. Richard Arey President Vice-President Member Clerk 106

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CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Jeanette Johnson Pupil Services, 11-12 Pictured left to right bottom row: Sandy Nelson, Jennie Araujo, Bobbie Swezy, Joanne Raymond, Top row: Joan He- riques. Rose Dubiel, Marge Bauers.