Westwood High School - Saga Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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SPECIAL SERVICES include a counselor who must master scheduling six hundred students into a hundred classes when hardly a soul can schedule any- thing the sixth period. Another service is helping others to help themselves . . . then giving as- surance that help is always there if needed. 88 J.. . :.. ., -K 'fm ,V . ,W Mrs. Martha P. Blalock Library Clerk Mr. E. M. Funderburk Visiting Teacher Mrs. Mary B. Green Librarian Mr. Stacey Matherly Counselor

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Mrs. Barbara S. Bone School Clerk To ADMINISTER is to carry out the business of schooling, to co-ordinate student and teacher goals, to criticize and commend out of concem. The Office: check-ins, check-outs, bulletins, bells, passes, requests, and most notably, three people who will listen and answer. 87

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