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Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 SOPHOMORE GUIDANCE Marcia Acquaviva, Marjorie Boy- er, Melvina Golling, Judy Anne Dix, Sue Chapman, Roberta Thompson. Ernie Stitzinger, Bruce Boston, Fred Robins, Rees Flannery, Terry Bell. Tom Kyle, Tom Pfeiffer, Sandy Greenberg, JoAnn Slamon, Mori- lyn Myers, Gretchen Rentz, Carol Hayen. James Cavill, Bill McFall, Betsy Whittaker, Donna McFall, Barbara Ann Plant, Anita Coryea, Claudia Linton. Reed Hoffmaster, Russell Gor- meley, David McCallister, David Stewart, John Court, Nancy Hor- ton. JUNIOR GUIDANCE Sherri Fix, Nancy Foster, Rita Nolte, Carol Lee Jenkins, Sandy Corbett. Katherine Weber, Lucille Armino, Hattie Meadows, Pat Koszela, Betti Gusch. Gilbert Hoffman, John Buckley, Thalia Reynolds, Gerry De Carbo, Mary Ellen Campbell. William Ford, Jerry Rosenberger, Catherine McCart, Lawrence Vat- ter, Sandra Polenick, Mike Perel- man. John DeFelice, Lorraine Patterson, Carole Stevenson, Edna Mae Smith. Richard Klugh, John Abraham, David May, Bruce McCullough. SENIOR GUIDANCE Kathy LaScala, Joye Delle Thomp- son, Frances Grossman, Peggy Smith, Frances Parenti, Nancy Filban. Judy Carlon, Joan Diana, Angie Munno, .loan Bok, Deanna Kleck- ner. Frank Venditto, Charlotte McMil- len, Agnes Wirtl, Shirley Gibson, Darrell Matheus, Tom Montgom- ery. Judy Levine, Bob Cearfoss, Nor- man Flout, Ronnie Gibala, Laird Adams, Sereno Rashid. Sam Culbertson, Dave Dayton, Kenneth Britton, Sam Leonard, Jack Ort. GUIDANCE COMMITTEES Helping You For Your Tomorrow The Senior Guidance Committee has followed a two-fold program in helping seniors with their plans for the future. Stu- dents planning on college and those going into employment after graduation have received valuable information through the hard work of the senior guidance members. Two of the most noteworthy of their projects have been col- lege meetings with former students of Ne-Ca-Hi and the presen- tation of the follow-ups from the Class of 1955 in the Problems of Democracy classes. Several speakers and scholarship talks have also been prom- inent in the activities of the seniors. Miss Dorothy Young is their advisor. As in the past, social guidance has been the aim of the Jun- ior Guidance Committe this year. Etiquette has been presented in many ways to juniors, especially through a social aptitude test and programs on etiquette. Under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Nelson, the values of so- cial promptness have been very helpful to the entire junior class. Officers of the committee are Jerry Rosenberger, chairman, and Gerry DeCarbo, secretary-treasurer. The juniors, along with the sophomores, have been given many examples of the advantages and the uses of the Guidance Department. Oddly enough, the Sophomore Guidance Committee has been the busiest of the three. Its plans were started early in the year with the sophomore Orientation Program. Handbooks were given to all sophomores and have proven helpful to them in adapting themselves to Ne-Ca-Hi. The How-To-Study program has been the most successful of their projects, as over a hundred sophomores are taking the study course. Ernest Stitzinger, chairman, Bruce Boston, secre- tary, and Tom Pfeiffer, treasurer are the officers. Miss Dorothy Young is the advisor. Wheels at Work! 27