Pensacola High School - Annona Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Books open many worlds of adventure and excitement As a student I find that the library provides the educational informa- tion and materials I need to meet my individual needs. The new mov- ie equipment helps me greatly in my study of science. At the begin- ning of the second semester I was faced with a startling change in the library. The three staff members had rearranged the layout of the books and had added new shelves. — The advanced organization used by our library this year has been improved. (Tom English) — I think it's nice and I hope we can keep it this way next year and the year after. (Chuck Gibson) — The library is great. (Student) — I think the library is a great place for studying. (P. Morton) — What use is a library if we can not use it? (Carolyn Monteith) Far left above, Mr. Brady tries to help Junior Robin Corp with her schedule. Far left, sitting in the guidance office can be either a pleasure or a real pain. Middle left, Mrs. Staley obtains needed in- formation for college bound students. Above left, |ohn Simmons reaches for a book he needs for his research paper. Above, Georgianna McCafferty smiles over an article in a magazine from the library. Left, The card catalogue can be helpful when you need to find a book. 23

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Counselors help students to plan future careers Helping me plan my future is just one duty with which the four guid- ance counselors are concerned. If I am in financial need, they try to help me. If I am handicapped, they provide me with special attention. If my reading is not what it should be, they enroll me in a special reading program. Tests concerning my fu- ture are administered by the guid- ance office. I visit the guidance department often seeking informa- tion and applications for colleges. — It would be better if there were an extra guidance counselor to help Mrs. Staley. (Sharon Monie) — You sit forever. (Gloria Miller) — They seem understanding if you show them you're sincere and want help. (Karin Mayo) 22

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Secretaries help keep PHS functioning properly In my school the office personel strive to keep PHS running smoothly. If I need references or a transcript, I can reply on the main office to have this information on file. My registration form and atten- dance record can be found here. The money collected by any or- ganization I belong to is taken care of by the office. — There are big things happening in the office like ... (Jeff Saxton) Above, Mrs. Ruth Holloway, bookkeeper, takes money from Denise Thompson. Above left, Mrs. Van Etten helps Mr. Mabry keep his schedule up to date and accurate. Upper right, Mrs. Slaughter assists Mr. Cone in arranging the students schedules. Near right. Clerk Darlene Culpepper helps to keep the main office running smoothly. Far right, Mrs. Blakley is a welcome sight to many souls seeking information. 24