Mount Lebanon High School - Lebanon Log Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Helpful Advice to Everyone GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Room 109 is the headquarters of our guidance counselor, Mrs. Horne, who has the appalling job of making sure that every student in the school is taking the course best suited to his individual needs. A large part of this job is helping seniors to choose their colleges, keeping in mind their abilities and limitations as Well as their needs and desires. To furnish background for selection of college and career, Mrs. Horne arranges con- ferences at which representatives from various schools can discuss with the students the quali- ties of their colleges. She has collected innum- erable pamphlets and folders dealing with near- ly every conceivable vocation and the responsi- bilities encountered in different fields of work. If a college-bound senior needs scholarship aid or part-time work at his prospective school, Mrs. Horne has the latest available information for him. Her job is to handle any student problem that may come up, whether it be personal, soci- al, or scholastic, and somehow she always seems to find time in her full schedule to give help to anyone Willing to ask for it. e ledeil ff , E . ' 1, H fi . ...L...sy.y. ..f... l. I 1 pi I 3 a l 4 -3 is The domestic side of Miss Ion comes to light as she mixes up a pie. Many a student was influenced in his choice of college by meeting its representative. Miss Cordon is off to locate some wayfaring student.

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rinczipazls and Counselors Game Miss Ion and Mr. Kcifer seein engrossed in serious business. VICJE PRINCIPAL One of our busiest administrators is vice princi- pal Miss Ion, who is the final link in the system which turns out schedules for both students and teachers. Her job includes giving advice and aid to students with individual schedule difficulties. Also she finds time to sponsor the class rank and achievement committees and the attendance squad which takes up so much of her time. Keeping track of eleven hundred students is no small task, but Miss Ion has the job under control. Assisting Miss Ion in the matter of truancy is our home-school visitor, Miss Gordon. But attendance is only a very small part of her job. Students seek- ing part-time work may obtain their working per- mits from her and may even find jobs through the student services exchange, which she sponsors. An- other important duty is visiting the homes of new students and talking with their parents. Miss Gor- don is well-known to newcomers. Our smiling secretaries are Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Horne stands by during a conference for prospective nurses.

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