Warwick Veterans Memorial High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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Many and varied are the tasks of a secondary high school guidance teacher, for his responsibility is to aid the student in solving his aca- demic problems and planning for the future. The counsellor is most important to the student, for it is he who helps the senior fill out college applica- tions, administers and interprets achievement tests for all studentsg and presents them with the data necessary to their choice of occupa- tions. The secondary guidance program has proved itself to be an indis- pensable phase of the school cur- riculum, for it is these teachers who, by frequent Contact with the student, becomes acquainted with his personality, interests, and abil- ities, and helps him to develop into a mature, conhdent adult, well-pre- pared for his future. 30 xr . ,',,,, ,' , 1+ f ' ' if ' V 'Q ' ' 1 ..1 ' , , 71. ,- :'fi,: ' Q f kg- 2' 3 ov NY' 3 ' I -A V in-nh Y S Mr. Bockstael and Mr. Chilton may often be found in their office helping students make various decisions concerning their future. 'mfr fm. .E b 1 X ' 4 ,I . la, Mr. Vermeersch, who desires to speak privately to a student, goes to G. period study in order to take her out for this purpose.