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GUIDANCE The following is a definition of guidance: The act which enables each individual to under- stand his abilities and interests, to develop them as far as possible, to relate them to life goals, and finally to reach a state of complete and ma- ture self-guidanqe as a desirable citizen of a democratic and social order.” For the last four years Tolleston has been conducting what is known as the Home Room Ac- tivity Hour. Once a week this hour is reserved for the subject of guidance. Every Monday, at 2:30, Freshmen and Sophomores remain in their home rooms to discuss such problems as, dating, etiquette, and getting along with others. Wed- nesdays are used by the juniors and Seniors for the same purpose. Their discussions are based mainly on what they plan to do after graduating. Movies and special talks sometimes aid in these discussions. 8
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SCHOOL LIFE Come on boys give me a boost. snapped a picture of it with people entering the door to catch the first premiere. Once inside, they see the back-stage help preparing some of the decorations for the next scene. Some of the action shots are those of the teachers playing the varsity, and of the stu- I dent body supporting a pep meeting. We see a few members of the R. O. T. C. taking part in the raising of the flag. Something new has been added. The senior leading lady, seems to be giving a lesson in education to her pet, Cloie. T-O-L-L-E-S-T-O-N - Tolleston.” 7
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HOME ROOM ACTIVITIES Those finger? Tomen everywhere! Modern Music Makers You tell'em, Doris. Under the homeroom program offered here, the students are compelled to stay in homeroom at least two days. One day is set aside for guid- ance; and the other, for study. The remaining days are free for any activities that the students wish to attend. For the students who are interested in any form of radio or art, there is a Radio Club or Art Club. To those who want to extend their studies in sciences, a newly formed Biology Club and Science Club offer wide opportunities. The shops provide advantages to the students wanting to develop skills in the numerous crafts. These and many more clubs and activities are made available during the homeroom activity hour. College bound seniors.
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