Jennings High School - Bulldogs Growl Yearbook (Jennings, LA)

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Office Staff Renders Valuable Services ABOVE: Mrs. Evans is always eager to give helpful information to students. JHS Secretary Mrs. Helen Evans

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Guidance Counsellor Aids Students In Choosing Careers With the patient guidance of Mr. Craig, the school's guidance counselor, each student is inspired to try to reach his full potential. Not only does Mr. Craig give Merit tests and make out schedules, but he also keeps files on each student. He has the willingness to help students with any problem they may have.