McKinley Technical High School - Techite Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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-1 Meeting and Greeting Essentially what people do in a conference is to further their understanding of themselves as people, and of people with reference to themselves. -Dr. Charles E. Bish 5 qt D 'Q Meetings with Techites 'F And with visitors of foreign lands The group process cannot occur except in the presence of significant dif- ferences. Minds that think alike cannot think together. A group with one mind no more thinks than a man with one idea. The difference must not be of opinion only but of background - attitude and valuation. lt is from the conquest of these differences that group thinking arises. . . . Differences become an opportunity for progressf' -Dr, Charles E, Bish ...-L ff TITLE' . sg get -t Qi'-fb I-'X ll n

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Can you help me to find a job? , , , How can l get changed from Geometry to Foods? . . . What are the results of my aptitude tests? . . . These are just a few of the questions which the counselors answer daily. The girls' counselor, Miss Elizabeth C. Morrow, com- bines her knowledge with a keen interest in people to help us discover our talents and to plan our future. She also is active in the P,T. A. and serves as corresponding secretary of its executive committee. 'isnt ,mania 'X 75' AQ, , Scholarships are a big question to college-bound seniors and Mrs. Carolyn A. West is the one who provides the answers. The wisest of us inquire long before graduation year, for programs must be planned to meet the requirements of the college field that we hope to enter. The College Committee is an important service and is the key to many futures. vi