King Philip Regional High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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Service a force in education Often taken for granted by the average American student are the forces behind the scenes of his education. Many people are needed to supply the student with the comforts which he has become accustomed to i.e., clean, Well maintained buildings and grounds, hot nutritional lunches and security. These needs are met by the policeman, custodians, matron and cafeteria staff. King Philip's Stop 61 Go signal is the white-gloved hand of Mr. VVhit- man Iameson. The grease gun in Mr. Henry Lightfoot's hand attests to the fact that the equipment as well Mr. Russell Fuller, Mr. Lysander Bonney, Mr. Clayton Cummings, Qhead custodianl, Mr. Normand Levallee, Mr. joseph Meduic and Mn William Lightfoot are responsible for custodial care and school maintenance. 14

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Preventive care preserves health WITHOUT the healthy shell the human organism fails. All academic and vocational instruction is of no avail Without health. King Philip - cognizant of this fact, has instituted programs to Watch over student health needs. The emphasis is on preventive care. Physical examinations, eye and ear tests and dental checkups are made periodically. Mrs. Sally Webb, RN. - new to the King Philip health staff this year, cares for all health problems, emergencies and accidents which occur at school or on the playing fields. As part of the preventive care program, Spencer N. Frankl, D.M.D., examines Nancy Bostromis teeth. nwnannalllliiils' -and W , k' 4 -. Mrs. Pearl Nelson, substitute nurse, examines Joanne Duhy during the annual eye examination. y 13

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:ll maintained. Cafeteria manager, Mr. Julius Candela, s the serving table for Mrs. Lucy Wignall the building and grounds are sg? tands ready to lift the hot food to it Mrs. Ingmarie Wiggin, matron, is never without the keys . W 5 an gf, C 71' '. ' ., 1 . Q Z' v,,,' ' .4 V - ' ' 1- ' 537' '-'1' t ,,,.-. .X A h J ', E i- ' a1ia,..Q+:, ' :,.,, , fr at V E ' f 1-:'i V :an E ::....: . .. a 1 sr . Q f 1L':1+ a, .-1' if x V W . d 1 ' -.,.. -1--. r ..., 1 R1 - Mrs. Mildred Wiklund, Mrs. Gertrude Cappuccino, Mrs. Elizabeth DiSciullo, Mrs. Rennie Bowden, Mrs. Virginia Urmston, Mrs. Virginia Mitchell, Mrs. Virginia Such, R2 - Mrs. Ellen Cody, 15 if Mrs. Anne Cardaci, Mrs. Patricia LeBlanc, Mrs. Elizabeth Treen, Mrs. Ruth Willard, Mrs. Lucy Wignall, Mrs. Mary Faulkner, Mrs. Frances Coughlan prepare and serve cafeteria lunches.