Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Senior counselor readies graduates ,,.,..r . in it rniiwuemaems. ,:a.-...awk-f s- 5 Her main objective and concern is to please the student. She is someone whose shoulder one can always cry on and she can tell a student everything he could want to know about a college future. She will work a schedule out to fit the student's interests. She is a counselor whom students trust. She is Mrs. Pat Maxcy. Mrs. Maxcy has been with Memorial Senior High School since the school's opening in 1963. She taught history until four years ago when she began her first experience at counseling. I like counseling, as well as teaching, but counseling has its benefits. I get to know the students on a one-to-one basis, said Mrs. Maxcy. Having an open ear, a warm heart and honesty are important parts of counseling and Mrs. Maxcy tries to fill these requirements. She explained, Establishing an at- mosphere in which students feel they can confide in me and hearing the everyday problems and concerns of students is important. uU by Kristi Kissner Application deadlines for college occupied the minds of Seniors. Senior counselor, Mrs. Patricia Maxcy, aided them by writing recom- mendations. Photo by Grant Olbrich. Gre Wellen Lindsay Whitaker Bill White Karen White lohn Williams Linda Williams Mandy Williams Sherrie Williams Fred Wolf Fabian Wolff Paula Woodard Randy Woodard Carolyn Yapp Alison Yates Shana Yeargain Diana Yee Susan Zeier Seniors O 179