Redwood Falls High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Redwood Falls, MN)

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Counseling Helps in Solving Indecision All the teachers at school are more than glad to help all students with any problem that they may have. However, our school has instructors especially trained for this purpose. For junior high students Mr. Hall is in charge of counseling. He helps with the selection of subjects and answers their individual needs. He also gives them a start in thinking about future plans. The senior high looks to Mr. Abel for the advice that they may need. He is always glad to help a student se- lect subjects for the coming year which will help the student toward his future goal. Seniors are especially glad to have him around since he is an important help- er in choosing a college, finding a job, or whenever the student desires more information. Mrs. Kluczny, his able secretary, has a full time job of keeping records and information on hand to help the counselors' work in answering a student's numerous questions. Students do seem to need much help in finding just what they want. One of our biggest advantages is to lis- ten to the experienced counseling of these trained people. Their guidance could lead us to a new and bet- ter future. UPPER LEFT: MRS. GERALD KLUCZNY, secretary to the counselors. Phil Hall, Junior High Counselor UPPER RIGHT: ROBYNNE LIMOGES DISCUSSES college plans with Senior High Counselor, David Abel. 12

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C. O. Halvorson: Junior High Principal. (N.S.F. Institute, Luther — B.A., Macalester, Oklahoma A M). George P. Ramseth: Senior High Principal. (St. Olaf — B.A., U. of Minnesota — M.A.). UPPER LEFT: Muriel Anderson: Secretary to the Superintendent. UPPER RIGHT: Trudy Herbert: Secretary to the Principal. AT LEFT: Elizabeth Stancer: Secretary to the Superintendent.

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Mary Beernink Mary Heery Mary Lou Rohlfing Claire Sinner Preparation for Future Knowledge ABOVE: MARIE CHRISTENSEN MAKES up an hour of office practice. AT LEFT: HAMMERING AND SAWING in the unfinished addition of the library do not prohibit Lee Patten and Charlene Ulrich from studying. 13