South Mountain High School - Southerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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l J 'Q .X i ,' 1 ' ef fy Ms Bob Swanson B.A., N.A.U. M.A., U. of Ill. William W. Wilson B.S., U. of A. M.A., A.S.C. it Harmon Tucker B.S., N.E.M.s.T. M.A., Stetson U. Jane Brady Counseling secretary Mrs. Larkey takes time off long enough to pose for this photograph. Any appointments to see student counselors are made through her. CO U n i n Q cle Peggy Holt Cheryl Larkey rk-stenographer Counseling secretary Counseling dept. Judging from the smile on Mr. Wilson's face, that boy, he was worried about, must have passed the course after all. Mildred Smith Counseling secretary

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Jerri Cartwright B.S., Indiana U. M.Ed., A.S.U. Counselors moved into a new building this year. Each of the counselors now has his own room, small but private. Nine men and seven women, a total of sixteen, make up the counseling staff at South Mountain. Last year, a new course was added to South Mountain's cur- riculum, careers. The course is being continued this year and is offered to all freshmen. Counselors are in charge of the careers program which offers insights into possible vo- cations. Mr. Swanson is new to the department. Both Mr. Nixon and Mr. Hyslop serve as school-community workers. Counselors not pictured here are Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Mains, and Mrs. Mary Dietz B.A., C.S.C. M.S., Okla. Col. Wentworth. Counseling Richard McKivergan B.A., W.S.C. M.A., W.S.C. Mildred Fortson George W. Gray James Hyslop Bennett McCutcheon B.S., N.T.U. B.A., G.C.C. B.S., U. of Wis. B.A., U. of A. M.A., U. of Texas M.A., U. of Ky. M.S.W., Wash. U. M.A., A.S.U. Keith Nixon B A Kan State Teacher College MA U of Wichita immense files on students, scholarships, vocational opportunities, Selh Morgan Helen Plckelf test scores, colleges, etc., keep counselors busy. B-A-I Okla- U' B-A-I A-S-U' M.A., A.S.U. M.A., A.S.U.

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Journalism, speech, drama, grammar, and literature all come under the head- ing of English. Mr. Downs is the head of the English department, which has the most diversified program and greatest number of teachers of all the depart- ments. At least three years of English are re- quired for graduation. College-bound students must take four years of English. Tailored to the needs of the students, courses are presented for the slow and the fast students and, of course, the average students. Team-teaching, under the leadership of Mr. McGrath and Mrs. Lathrop, combines two or more classes together as one. Freshmen and iuniors were offered team-taught English classes this year. English Dally Bacher B.A., A.S.U. if, E 1 Rl, -hr' .1 .fa 3 ,992 , W Y All -w ie . Slime. AST will Sandra R. Greene B.S., U. of Mo. S. John Downs B.A., A.S.U. M.A., A.S.U. ffl Milton G. Hay B.A., Linfield col. M.A., A.S.U. Classical readers Mrs. Dukes and Dennis Ingram enioy some paper- back books bought at the Echo Bookfair. .' ,. Q k.,'1,'.. - -. . f ff 'M Y,ff,l2.. t ,W V Q-v ' Qin' ', j 'nlflx Esther Dukes M.A., A.S.U. Mary J. Jones B.S., West Va. U. M.A., West Va. U. if , ' . Hifi Q l W 1 5 f f'f' , . nt- X . Homer Martin B.S., B.Y.U. M.A., U. of Wash. William Martin B.A., A.S.U. M.A., Long Beach U. 15