Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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Every day about 11:30 you can see hun- dreds of teenagers rushing towards the lunch- room. This stampede is a result of the excel- lent food served in the cafeteria. Mrs. Jones and all her assistants have made an outstand- ing effort to enlighten the lunch hour by decorating the lunchroom on holidays and serving delicious well balanced meals once a day, five days a week. Mrs. Jones orders food for hungry students. Man Does Not Live By Bread Alone-He Must Have Peanut Butter! Mrs. Jones and her ten assistants feed 1500 students daily.

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Guidance Counselors Give Direct Aid W'EWe-wfy iWWm Keeping W.H.H.S. running smoothly is a difficult task, but guidance counselors helped considerably. Perhaps the staff members who had direct contact with more students were Mrs. Schopke and Mr. Whitmer. They were always available for advice concerning courses, college entrance requirements, and the many problems young people face. On them fell the responsibility of adminis- tering and interpreting the wide variety of aptitude and achievement tests that were available. Mrs. Schopke answers Michelle's questions. Mr. Whitmer counsels with Susan. Page 24

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W.H.H.S. Boasts Largest F acultj Mrs. Gloria Alderman Mr. Gorman Ayers Mrs. Mary Baur Mr. Carl Biddle Mr. John Black Mrs. Ruth Connor Mr. Mann receives outstanding teachers award. Mr. David Cox