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Counseling empties 'proc Where will all the questions end? The unassuming freshman, bold soph, reflective junior, and future-scanning senior pursue solutions to pressing problems in the guidance office of Mrs. Donlon, the phenomenal problem solver. I just can't do it! A flustered freshman complains of his difliculty in establishing a method for prompt completion of assignments. Mrs. Donlon empties his Hpocketful of prob- lems with group sessions, outlining effective study habits, and summarizing academic aims. I don't know where to begin!', Seniors, investigating stacks of college bulletins and job pamphlets, ease the helter- skelter of vocational :thang-ups with crucial decisions which pilot them into the campus, business, or Saigon U world of tomorrow. Penetrating regions previously posted Seniors Only , the juniors await PSAT results and anticipate growing responsibilities. SAT registration deadlines and scholarship opportunities, often only fuzzy recollections to the homework- harried upperclassmen, inevitably re-appear on their list of things to dol' with a counselor's reminder in the form of a PA announcement or special meeting. I just don't know what to do anymore! When personal conflicts or difficulties have a Paulite uptight , counseling conferences, reassurance, and objective advice works wonders to put those problems out of sight . ketfuls of problems 19
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.-....,5 ABOVE: With Mrs. Donlonls assist- ance, Rlartha Schick. Jan Cidberh Edeen Ponumkh and Iunda Banem inveshgate coHege rnanuals in Search of answers to 'tvitall' questions. LEFT: Kathy I-Iourigants college di- lemma is placed in a brighter light with assistance of St. Paul's 'tproblem solverw. ABOVE RIGHT: ulf it's medicine yrnfre interested in,Ilve got the place for you. Mrs. Donlon indicates to Jan Gilbert a pamphlet describing the U. if h4.yne1ned curnculuni FAR RHHqT:HOmyz1kw mom w go and We'll finish these freshmen recordsn hlrs Ilonlon encourages her fahhhd Hlen Bdaureen Sheahan. 18 if Mgr. Wi? im ?i?f W2
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BELOW: Sophomores Mike Hollerbach, Gary Dale, Margaret Schulte, Lindell Stover, and Theresa Polito- wicz take a Bible break to supplement text material. RIGHT: Sister Catherine Camille verbally illustrates the Christian concepts of dating, love, and marriage for her senior religion class. FAR RIGHT: While class discussion centers around the dangers of LSD and drug addiction, Mary Birg evaluates her own opinions on the subject. LOWER RIGHT: L'Let me clear up this point for you . Sister Marie Bernadette pauses to explain significant New Testament passages to Justine Grout.
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