Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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Health uite The Health Room, located in the main hall, has an important function-to look after the health of 2600 DuValians. Besides providing a place where medical aid can be given to the sick patient, Mrs. Vincent and her staff keep a personal record of each students' medical history. By sponsoring see- ing, hearing, and diabetes tests, the Health Room brings the records up to date while trying to interest students in personal health. Hmmm, looks like we'll have to operate. ala? K ...Xi xref A f I ag V fr ' .. 'TW' ff: Mrs. Edith H. Vincent R.N. Union Memorial Hospital B.S., M.A. Peabody College Health Coordinator Health Careers Club 17 ,-I K r 1 sr -1 V I, - I N.-,il A ,,,. -WW f 1-r ,qx'f ' -Q-LLQLZ , Mrs. Agnes C. Honey Health Aide l ,hy QQ J Ronnie Francis gets emergency treatment,

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Readin nd tud Skills 'E Reading and study skills are a part of a voluntary program which aims to help students improve in these fields. Mr. Eugene I-lusik holds Classes for students having a desire to overcome their obstacles in basic comprehension. The reading classes meet twice weekly to help students find and correct their weaknesses. 'Y l .cd-' I2- Y 'Perks ff .. ff at Mr. Eugene Husik i L M.A. Temple University 4, Reading and Study Skills V Varsity Tennis Coach . ,,,.,y-, . - ..s . . Inquisitive students participate in class discussion led by Mr. Husik

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......,, Al -ff-4 fx f K . Cafeteria Staff , i' .4 1, -'N Doug Hale awaits one of DuVal's famous lunches served by Mrs. McDermott. .... . ..-1277i 4 . Mrs. Beulah Orsborn B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Dietician DuVal's cafeteria staff has the monumental task dietician, Mrs. Beulah Orsborn. of preparing well-balanced meals for a large per- The staff also provides refreshments, buffets and centage of the student body and faculty daily. De- entire meals for many of DuVal's extracurricular licious courses are efficiently planned by DuVal's activities. Mr. Louis Richards Head Custodian f Custodial Department CTQSTODIAL STAFF: ltff in ri,glf1,' Mr. Lnuis Richards, Larry France, Mgirvclle jerter, jimmy Q l-larriswn. Dorothy letter, Daniel Hastings, Georgia Pinncx, Clarence Tliviinits. Richard Humpfrey. 0 . Q55 I' xx X lf Hlhomns Kcglt-r. limb Exqins. The details involved in keeping a school the size of DuVril running smoothly and ettitienili' .ire vast. Under the supervision of Mr. Louis Richards. these details are attended to l-5' ,i staff of experienced men and women. In order to maintain the high standards of cleanliness which DuVal has enjoyed since its initiation, the custodial staff works dili- gently during the summer and other Schogl holidays as well as when school ig in Session,