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

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Effective direction through counseling Without a doubt, the most important function of the King Philip Guidance Department, under the direction of Mr. Francis X. O'Regan, is the ceaseless counseling which each individual student receives. Where to go to school? Where to find a job? What to do about a personal or academic problem? These are questions which must be answered daily. Guidance is all-encompassing in that all students are tested and counselled. Information, both academic and occupational, is kept readily available and in tune with the times. -S...N1M-.MM J X 7 4 , . I . A Mi ff'f ll , JW rv' ls Mrs. Madeline Davis, guidance secretaryg smiling because she is hearing that another senior has been admitted to the college of his choice? 16

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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.

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Roger Eaton, Susan Lukk, and Wanda Stacey show interest in the current information available in the extensive library of up-to-date college catalogues and job manuals. 1 aw M. Mr. Stanley Hamilton checks the files for an evaluation of College Board Scores for Senior Antonio Freire. A :rv an - ,.t. ,,.. ,, NW V 11113 14 W,-.M--1 Future career opportunities are examined by Miss Ann Resca and Barbara Lambert. xl' -.M-V V'-M. -V My uf M' N- 41 'Vt' p1M u.Nfa: sf M M NVQ' MM mba Kun 4:5 uf'-A Qin ,,,., N 4-f vp Q. as is gs. t V M UV -1'-' , ., 1, M.. Q, -4, Q3 M ,Frm uw Mwuuulwuwwwktlh- ,W 'f ,W if , -M Aw, au. Qin ,AN V ' Q. A M va- ww sv v K W M' he A.. u- ta lm .Q A A-'I' 'A' hi. -av us- N- sg, Q x Q ' . f ,cv ,, ' N. N in -Q N' , . ' ,W . U., Y. , A W up af up xt gy 2 1.3 , U M M an N, C AM 1 . In ,V we :ki M. X, X, , , Y V up 4 M ,K f M, fx. V M .., ur M Q, , ff ,Q N W, ,., 8 H' VIA ,v LM , Q., N, . - v '-' z 1' . i., as 4.. gi Lrg 'r n My M U, Q. sa J ' Y N' ' ww f.- '-Q-.J f 5 ,f . F - A' N an -Q 'f N' Mu, -4- an 4 A- 1' ' f f f . A M as 1 0 ' ,Nr NV U ,,. . - H., Q u ' -. ' ' ' ,Vs , 1 -..v-,I kk , NN, 17