Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD)

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Guidance i ,, LL.LLLN,, , Mr. Reimensnyder Mrs. Riddlesburger The special problems and necessities of the students are brought to the guidance counselors. Testing services, whose results advise the counselors how to direct the students, are administered through guidance. Difficulties in courses, schedules and adjustment are discussed and solved by personal talks be- tween the counselor, the student and, perhaps, the parent. juniors and Seniors may receive help in vocational and College selections. The purpose of the counselors is to guide, and through the good guidance available, the students will become more mature.

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Parkville's administrative stall consists of our Vice Principal, Mr. Burgess, Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Williams: and Mr. Wheeler, who is in charge of the Perry Hall Annex. Mr. Burgess' duties include bus transportation, athletic events and supervision of the school plant. Always willing to help, and ready to listen, he has proven a strong right arm to our principal. Mrs. Williams' tiny office is perhaps the busiest part of school. School and classroom attendance is her biggest problem. She must also order school supplies and hire the substitute teachers. Aside from regular teaching duties, Mr. Wheeler is adjusting the Perry Hall students in their part of our school. Mr. Burgess Mr. Wheeler Mrs. Williams lldminislratinn

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Mrs. Parsons, our school nurse, is responsible for those taken ill at school. She checks our teeth, eyes, height, and weight annually. She can always be found at Parkville's sporting events with her Hrs!-aid kit and a friendly smile. Mrs. Shackert and Miss Knorr keep our general office running efficiently. Filing, typing, late slips, and the daily bulletin are some of their duties. Mrs. Taylor takes care of all school records, and Mrs. McAllen is the Guidance Counselors' secretary. ,fx 'U' QD? L ...MI 4:11. ... M Y