Waukegan High School - Annual W Yearbook (Waukegan, IL)

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Guidance Serves Individual Needs INDIVIDUAL PICTURES ABOVE, left to right: Paul Burke, Director of Child Guidance Bu- reaug Veairnell White, Director of Occupational Adjustment, Jane Blair Weis, Director of Researchg Bonita Damman, Librarian, and Marie Gorman, Assistant Librarian. LOWER LEFT: Counselors in conference in 108, left to right: Stanley Tomkovick, sophomore boys' counselor, Eleanor Fredbeckg freshman girls' counselorg Paul Burke, Director of Child Guid- ance Bureaug Elsie Katterjohn, junior girls' counselorg and Ira Stotford, freshman boys' coun- selor. LOWER RIGHT: Bonita Damman, Librarian, and Lorraine O'Hare, student assistant, behind desk in library. ROMOTING group welfare through greater emphasis upon the needs of the individual is a part of the modern schools program. Vvfaukegan High is developing a well rounded student guidance program to help accomplish this purpose. Included in the local setfup is a Child Guidance Bureau, to he expanded next year, a system of class counselors, one for hoys and one for girls in each of the four classes, an oiiice of occuf pational placement and adjustment, and a full time director of testing and research. The library service is a further aid in meeting individual needs hy providing survey materials for exploring varied interests. 16

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