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MISS MARGARET BALDWIN, student counselor'at Irene S. Reed
High school, has endeared herself to many students in the nearly
20 years she has been in the Shelton school system. The job If a
student counselor is not an easy one but Miss Baldwin feels the-re-
wards of knowing she has helped one student makes up for many
hours of her time and much of her effort.
?High School Spotlight" will
:)rdinarily feature seniors at Irene
S. Reed (previously called Jun-
ior Clubwoman}. However, a new
title seemed to ca!l for a special
person to be "spotlighted" first.
It seems safe to say that Miss
Merger, el Bajdwin, student coun-
selor, is vmT special to many stu-
dents, present and past.
Miss Baldwin obtained her ed-
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the University of Nebraska. Af-
ter leaching in Oklahonaa an(l at
Forks, Wash., she came to Shelton
in the fall of 1944 to teach junior
English and journalism. In 1953
she went into counseling.
As student counselor at the
Irene S. B.ccd high school. Miss
Baldwin has a full schedule. One
of her main duties is registration.
In the spring of each year she has
a personal intervmw with each
ninth grader to help him plan his
high school schedule This year
there are about 300 ninth grad-
ers.
These interviews are in addi-
tion to the consultations she has
with each of the 578 students in
tile high school In regard tO any
changes they may wish to nlakc.
A vital part of her job is con
lege counseling. She has a con-
ference wzth each junior in re-
gard to his pians for college be-
fore he registers for senior clas-
ses. After he becomes a senior
she is in charge of giving grade
prediction tests and interpreting
the results to the students aud
their parents, thereby helping
them to plan a college schedule.
She .also takes charge of send-
ing in the applications to the
sctzool of the stltclent's choice.
All of this is in addition to per-
sonal interviews she has wth stu-
dents havmg trouble such as ill-
ness or personal problems. She
carries a full and demanding
schedule. She regrets it deeply
when a student steps inside her
door and says "Miss Baldwin, do
you have a minute" and she is too
busy at the time to give them
the minute they need.
She was the organizer of the
first Assemblies committee at Um
high school and was advisor to it
for several years. She organized
a Press Club, Quill and Scroll
being the result o£ this. She has
als0 put in time ;ts Thespian ad-
visor and directed several plays.
'Parade Of American
Music' Theme Used By
SheHon Music Club
The Shelton Music Club met
February 27 at the Methodist
Church. Mrs. Harry Carlon was
hostess for the evening assisted by
Mrs. James Barrom and Mrs.
Rodger Tuson.
February was the "Parade of
American Muqic" month for the
Washington State and the Nation-
al Federation of Music Clubs. The
Program carried out that theme.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson presented
hei: 6th grade "Special Singers"
from Mt. View school. They sang
five selections.
Mr'. Robert Dethleff, Shelton
band teacher, played the tmampet
and saxophone, accompanied by
Mr. Vernon Havens.
Mr. Vernon Havens, Shelton
high school choir director, played
two preludes by George Gershwin.
Mr. Gary Nicloy played a sousa-
phone solo accompanied by Mr.
Havens. The selection was "Carry
Me Back to Old Virginia", with
variations.
Mr. 2gicloy and Mr. Havens re-
ported on the edl-state music pro-
gram held in Tacoma last week.
A business meeting followed the
program.
RN's To Hear Report
On Denver Convention
There will be a regular meet-
ing of Registered Nurses at 7:30
p.m. next Tuesday at the home
of Sehna Buffingt.on, 320 Alder.
Surgical nurse, Harriet Camp-
eau, will give some highlights on
the Operating Room Nurses' Con-
vention that she attended in Den-
ver, Colo.
Vacation Trip
For Herb Angles
Mr. and Mrs. Herb G. Angle are
vacationing in the Hawaiian Is-
lands. They flew to Los Angeles
wtaere they boarded the S. S. tar-
line to Hawaii. Their return trip
will be by plane to San Francisco
where they will visit with their
son, Herb, Jr.
While in Hawaii they will make
a tour of the outer islands. The
Angles plma to return around the
first of April.
It is easy to see why, since she
took the counseling job, :Miss Bal-
dwin has graduMly dropped out
of the organizations she was ac-
tive in outside of school. She is
still on the Zonta standby list
and hopes some (lay to resume
singing im the Methodist church
choir. She is a past president of
Delta Kappa Gamma.
• Miss J3aldwin is not one to
"blow her own horn". It took a
little digging to discover she is
an Honorary Colonel on the Gov-
ernor's Staff in the state of Ok-
lahoma.
The job of a student counselor
is not easy. It demands patience
and understanding and a genuine
interest in people. Miss Baldwin
eels her rewards, are worth the
]me and effort she puts .forth.
When she hears of a student do-
ing well "after he has gone out in-
to the world, especially one she
has had a particular counseling
problem with, she knows it is all
worthwhile.
Recently Miss Baldwin was hon-
ored as the "Teacher of the Day"
on radio station KING. Probably
the biggest thrill of this event
was knowing that her students
loved md appreciated her enough
to ask that she be so honored--
even as this article was a direct
result of one of her "'girls" want-
ing people to know what a won-
derful person she is.
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MARCH WEDDING PLANS
MR. AND MRS.
C. E. YOUNG,
Bayshore Drive,
announce the
engagement of
their daughter,
Diana Hope
Young, to
Peter Eugene
Requa, son of
Mr. and Mrs.
G. Requa of
Willets, Cali-
fornia. Miss
Young is a
1956 graduate
of Irene S. Reed
high school.
Her fiance is a
Lieutenan4;, J.G.
in the U. S.
Navy. The
couple will be
married
March 31.
They expect to
make their first
home in Japan.
TEACHERS GROUP
HAS NEW MEMBERS,
Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma, an intmational honoary
for women bcachers, met at the
Tyee in Olympia for hmcheon and
regular business meeting.
Mrs. Lillim] White of Michael
Simmons Elementary school, i,t
Tumwater, and Elsie Schneider of
Yelm high hool were initiated.
The program consisted of a
)anel discussion moderated
by Gen¢ LaDue. Jennie Block dis-
cussed the membership possibili-
ties of Delta Kappa Gamma,
which include active, associate,
honorary and reserve.
The work of the local Scholar-
ship committee was explained by
Elizabeth Kast. Mary Anderson,
who is a member of the State
Research committee, told of the
work being done by her commit-
tee. The work of the local Leg'is-
lative committee was discussed
by Elizabeth Kast.
Music was presented by the
Sound Casters, a barbershop quar-
tet consisting of Tom Adams, Wes
Ikenberry, Bob Hamilton and Ken
Born.
The next regular meeting of
Vickie Lee Guild
February Meeting
Tim Vickie Lee Orthopedic Aux-
iliary held its February 12 meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Ron Le-
Gardc. Co-hostess was Mrs. Met-
vin Matson.
A brief business meeting was
held and hamper tickets were dis-
tributed among the members. The
hamper benefit drawing will be
held March 31 at Sears Catalog
office. Anyone wishing tickets can
'contact :Mrs. Dwayne Wright.
For refreshments a bake sale
was held among the members.
Square Dancing Club
Meets Saturday Night
The Salty Sashayers Square
Dance Club will hold its regular
square dance at 8:30 p.m. Satur-
day night at the Memorial hall.
There will be a potluck lunch.
Visiting dancers and spectators
are welcome. Clint Renney will do
the calling.
Iota Chapter will be held April 7
in Shelton.
Methodist WSCS
Lunch Wednesday
The monthly Methodist WSCS
hmcheon will be held next Wed-
nesday at 12 noon with the Glassey
Circle as hostess. Guests will be
members of the Olympia Methodist
church WSCS.
In charge of the program will
be Mrs. Robert Snyder. The sub-
ject will be Women's Changhtg
Status. Devotions wilt be by
Marian Johnson.
Due to the snow storm htst week
the WSCS rvmmage sale has been
postponed until Friday, March 16.
Fine Arts Program
For Hood Canal Club
Hood Canal Woman's Club will
meet at the Potlatch clubhouse
next Thursday. A program will be
presented by Ethel Dalby, elm.Jr-
man of Fine Arts.
Mrs. Melvin Bearden, widow of
the late Mr. Bemxlen, wll be
honored. A Seattle artist will add
to the afternoon program.
All interested persons are cor-
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