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Counselors Quest To Solve Problems Mr. Elbert L. Sheppard and Dr. Jean Marr. counselors in the James A. Shanks Guidance Department, tried to develop a program that met the needs of all students. They helped in the counseling process by serving as consultants to parents and teachers in understanding the individual student. They also smoothed the transition between schools, encouraged parents to get involved in school relations, and helped students to secure jobs or plan for college after graduation. The Guidance Department played a key role in administering the State Stu- dent Assessment Test. Another function of the Guidance De- partment was to encourage academic superiority by sponsor- ing the Beta Club and the National Honor Society. Dr. Marr checks over a student's cumulative folder. Mr. Elbert L. Sheppard and Perry Wooden carry on a friendly conversation. Dr. Marr and Sharon Lindsey discuss records. 34
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Help Is Given By Curriculum, Aides Scheduling students to their proper classes, giving assistance to the teachers by helping with lesson plans, and helping students were some of the responsibilities of curriculum assis- tant. Miss Bettye Ponder. The major job of the Curriculum Department was to give aid to the students and to the teach- ers. Mrs. Judith Parramore. remedial aide, assisted teachers in classrooms and administered the state mini-tests. Miss Anna McGriff assisted teachers. Miss Betlye Ponder completes a class schedule change. Miss Anna McGriff checks remedial reports. Mrs. Judith Parramore records test scores. 33
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Media Center Makes Physical Changes While the media center reference room was being rearranged, a new addition, an organized section for fiction material, was created. Student aides who helped in the media center were Brenda Williams. Linda Baker. Harriet Roberts. Mary Dixon. Thumbelina Reed. Phillip Figgers. Daryl Lyons. Donald Jack- son. Patricia Johnson. Patricia DuBose. Sharon Young, and Harold Lockwood. Media center librarians were Mrs. Suzanne Carlton and Mrs. Alma Allison. For student and teacher use. the media center had a variety of A-V equipment including opaque projectors, slide projectors, filmstrip and slide pre- viewers. 16mm projectors, cassette player-recorders, overhead projectors, and record players. Mrs. Suzanne Carlton searches through books to find material for a student. Checking for overdue books is a responsibility of Mrs. Alma Allison. Students use the media center to help them prepare for research papers. M 35
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