Mount Rainier High School - Tor Yearbook (Des Moines, WA)

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as STUDENTS RECEIVE GOOD ADVICE Cou nselors help and insp i re The counseling office is perhaps the busiest office in the school. It is here that members of the administration and students meet to work out personal and academic problems. That this office is so busy is a compliment to counselors, who have always tried to create a free and informal atmosphere so that each student will be en- I couraged to seek guidance at any time. As the newest addition to the staff, Mrs. Trudy Curo added even more depth to the abilities of the counselors. The past two years produced quite a change of atmosphere for her. She left Olympic Junior High after counseling there for four years to teach and live in Australia. Nlrs. Cu ro has since returned to the United States and to the Highline District. tts' 15!counseling

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Q15 Mrs. Picard, school nurse for Mt. Rainer, Pacific, and Midway, is amply supplied with bandages, thermometers, and safety pins to help with any emergency, C25 Mrs. Kemp is always ready, wil- ling, and waiting with college and other information for helping MudentsinthefunheranceofthmreducaUon.C3JMrs.Repphas been consistent through the past ten years in lending a helping handinboththecounsehngandaUendanceofhcesf4JDebbm McConnEkandRmkAHEonawahacomemncewhhthmr counsdors 14!counseIing '46--M L us, fx1rft ,, , M, G ,-1' Q 'V X gaffalliig 2 ' It-yvann W. if 5 .4 Wi' i,. 5 i q Q -f -t i . -- 1FrQd Qalomon a Cliffvan

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COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Maintain students and campus -- 16! k d t d Jan t MgW . 'L 3 f, X' nv. Nhl