Peabody Junior High School - Peabodian Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Guidance Counselors Helped Us Make Decisions The counselors of Peabody Jr. High helped the students change classes, courses and make deci- sions which would further the education of our stu- dents. Students have many interests, abilities, and desires. These factors must be considered when scheduling is done . Of equal importance are the views of the parents of the students. Suffice it to say that the course and class planning for every student is a cooperative venture involving the stu- dent, his parents, and his counselor. Without these students , we would have been lost . Mrs. Sheffield consulted parent Mr. Blue planned schedules Mrs. Smith talked with Toni Latham about her schedule Rita Powell listened while Mrs. tives . McKenzie pointed out alterna-

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Secretaries Brought Ray of Light to Office Mrs. B. Peterson, Attendance Miss Diane Lemons, Guid- ance Mrs. MaryG. Wilson, Finance The secretarial staff performed many functions this year. The executive and financial secretary, Mrs. Wilson took care of financial transactions; Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Harris were the main office secretaries; Mrs. Peterson was the attendance sec- retary; Miss Lemons, the guidance secretary; Mrs. Dudley worked with the library staff; Mrs. Hite worked in the office of Williams Annex while Miss Guthery and Miss Orr were student secretaries working with Mr. Ramsey and Mrs. Fauntleroy. Mrs. Frances Morgan, Office Mrs. Wanda Hite, Vocational Mrs. Rose S. Harris, Office Mrs . Ruby D . Dudley , Library Miss Juanice Orr , Cooke Annex Miss Brenda Kay Guthrey, Office 5

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English and History Widened Communication Imaginations were turned on in the Reading Lab for Kim White, Wesley Spriggs, Danny Blowe, and Wendy West by Mrs. Rose, teacher, and Mrs. Siedow, aide. Robin Sanders delivered her speech Would you believe the world is round? Mr. Barksdale questioned his students. 7