Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1979, Page 112

Description:	Counselorssponsor newactivitiesMany students feel counselors are peopleto listen, to help students find ways to solveproblems, and to serve as an informationcenter. Some students come in once aweek; others, only to arrange schedules,according to counselor Roy Whiteman.Purple Carpet Day was a new programsponsored by the counselors. This activitywas held to familiarize approximately 100new students with South.Jane Zebendon became the career coordinator for the Monroe County CommunitySchool Corp. She arranged many activitiesfor the English career education units.The library, considered by one sophomore as a good place to finish homeworkthat I didnt get done at home, was headedby Ruth Espenlaub.The main objective this year was, according to Espenlaub, to improve our careercenter. This year the center was moved towhat had been a conference room. Thischange was designed to complement thecareer units in English classes.TOP: COUNSELING STAFF. Bob Houts,Jane Zebendon (career educationcoordinator), Anita Hepler, Ida Medlyn,Roy Whiteman.BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Bernhardt, librarysecretary; Ruth Espenlaub, headlibrarian; Del Searles, instructionalmedia supervisor.BOTTOM RIGHT: SECRETARIES. Connie DoHall, Becky Whaley, Pat Sanders, Ruth M<Graves, Mid Williams. Not pictured: Edith ChWhite.112 Special Services
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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