Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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ANN VERNONhCounselor. Central Missouri State C011 B.S.; University of Missouri at Kansas City. ege, Way 77w! W i y wa FRANK MERMOND Counse1ing Coordinator. University of Missouri, B.S.; University of Kansas, M.S. Discussing With Mr. Gersh the importance of meeting study a wider variety of subjects needed for acceptance college entrance requirements, Chris Grafrath contem- into the college of her choice after graduation. plates changes in her schedule which would enable her to wwm, noowmmwwm x , WWWWW M, WM w MWWWM. WWW. AMWMwn WWW WWW 23

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GENE CRILEYNCounsclor. 11.1!th Creek College. I North East Missouri State College. M.A. Forcign Exchange Student Program. HAROLD CERSH Jimmsclm'. University of Missouri at Kansas City. B.A.: M.A. 22 ELIZABETH WHlTlNGwCounsclor. University Oflowa. B.A.: Counselors- -Good Allies I n Determining Careers Aiding in the formulation of plans concerning college. home. and career. coun- selors suggested alternatives and directives. Thcsc advisors consulted and worked with the individualw adjusting schedules. smoothing personality clashes between student and teachers. handling intimate problems. and bridging the purcnt-studcnt gap. Referred by their counselors to college representatives. students discussed require- ments. tuition. and application procedures during conf-crcnccs. Tests to determine ability and knowledge were administered to assist the student in his sclcction Of-collcgc 0r vocation. Teacher and counselor rccommcndations test scores. class rank. and grade averages enabled the student to enroll in a college appropriate to his nccds. dcsircs.21nd Finances.

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Office W0 rkers, Nurse Strive OFFICE LADIES--Mrs.P.Irks.Mrs.IV1ycrs. Mrs. Stcwart. Mrs. Thorton. Mrs. Piper. Mrs. Rico. Mrs. Gwinn. 24 0.. 'f t ,lelg ' 0 , cu nu g l , .C.I... 3!; 1- :35; .. 531'5'::::' Dz'lz'gently For E fficien cy Under the guiduntc of. Mrs. Mycrs. diligent studcnt workcrs compilcd and recorded attend- ;mcc. 'l runsu'ibing grades and filing scholastic rccords. tlw rcgistrar provided a pcrnmncnt record for c.lch studcnt. Assuming responsibility For all schedule changes. dutu-pmccssing cased a difficult task fur thc counsclm's. The school relied on the sccrctarics for all intcr-school corrcspondcncc and thc allowing of. finances which was the founda- tion of the school. Mrs. Darn. school nursc. remained occupied and She PCI'SOHRI CIUCTgCHCiCS. kCPt with hcnlth curds accident reports. glttcndcd to all mcdicinc. and made hospital visits. With the help of. Mrs. Durn. student hclpcrs assisted in caring for thc illnesses nfall studcnts. MARY DORNwNursc I . ' s x . a .- 8U ' o '1 .m I D $ UH