Tyrone Area High School - Falcon Yearbook (Tyrone, PA)

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Ulllfl EE i The guidance of youth is, at all times, a very serious obligation for the school to assume and one which carries great responsibility. ln times of war, when there is so much disruption in the natural progress of lives and events, wise counseling becomes very difficult, but very necessary. Miss Cornmesser and Mr. Hixson, guidance counselors for Tyrone High School, approach their task very realistically and very energetically. Briefly, their efforts, in part, are directed to the accomplishment of the following: First, To help the pupil get acquainted with himself. Proper tests, books on personality and biography, and individual conferences are aids to thls end' Photography by Moore Second, To help the pupil know the possi- Messrs- fudge and HiXS0H bilities of many different lines of work. Charts, magazine articles, books on vocations, and individual conferences are avenues of approach to this problem. Third, To help the pupil find his place where he can be most helpful, with his limited service, on the home front. The school placement service stands ready to help pupils find Work in factory, farm, home, or office, in order to re- lease man power. Fourth, To help the high school pupil make his decision relative to the type of military service he should enter. s Cornmesser, Philipena Hagg, Eleanor Faust fseatedl, Henry Kloss, Thomas Dickson, Mr. Hickson, Robert Updike Cseatedl. l THE FALCON Page 13