Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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the Concern of Guidance l 0 T4 Mr. Fegley counsels Stan Shorb as Virginia Taylor looks on. K t e. .J ' is if Our Health Suite Staff: tleft to rightj Mrs. Carroll, Director, School Nursing Service, Miss Higgins, Secretary, Mrs. Estrin, High School Nurse. ll and Infirmary No student could prepare himself for life upon graduating without supple- mentary aid from our guidance depart- ment. Under the capable direction of Mr. Fcgley, Miss Haldeman and Miss Brchm did everything in their power to make the educational future of our seniors more certain. They also guided those who were going into business. During the midterm rush of college ap- plications and other tasks which that pe- riod brings, the guidance counselors did their utmost to give everyone equal atten- tion. An efficient guidance department plays a major part in securing places for gradu- ates in college or positions in the world of commerce. Our guidance counselors de- serve the present respect and future thanks of all Abington seniors. The efficiency of the nursing facilities at Abington was en- hanced by the expansion of the Health Suite. The health services have increased commensurately with the size of the new plant. A secretary, Miss Higgins, is now an active member of the staffg and the number of rooms has in- creased from three to eight. The Health Suite, run by Mrs. Estrin, has been successful in giv- ing free physical and dental exam- inations, and insuring a healthy school to all who attend. Whether it be a hangnail, a sprained ankle, or a case of ap- pendicitis, our nursing staff is alway prepared to help the stu- dent's body.

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Physical and Mental Adjustments Arc Conferring counselors: Mr. Feg- ley, Miss Brchm, Miss Haldeman plan our futures. Mrs. Moore sorts morning mail. Our administrative secretaries play an important part in the functioning ol the school. With their competent attention, students, administration and faculty alike overcome many of their difficulties. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Dascher, Miss Warren, Miss Entrikcn, Miss Morton Qnot picturedj have all added to the high standards ol the school and have made the ollicc a place of cfhciency and accuracy. Olhce Stall: Miss Entriken, Mrs. Griflaton, Miss Warren, Mrs. Dascher, Mrs. Moore. 10 1 l 1 I

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0 Respect for tnlwovej 'l'he oilieers ol the Student Council: Recording Secretary. ll. Polanskyg Vice President. l.. Bohhg President, S, Murrayg Sergeant-:it-Arms, I. Clementg Corresponding Secretary, I. Goss. tio the rightj Carol Rights lays down her hand as 'l'erry Bowers kihitzes. thelowj lloward Sherry, Iim Clinton, Chuck Slierno, and Barham Thompson make use of our new eheekroom facilities. tlmelowj Members of the Student Council Cas they appear left to rightj Back Role: F. Rappaport, V, Fegley, C. Sherno, C. Holmes, S. Telkins. C. Donaldson, S. Rhoads. Middle Row: H. Stern, B. MacMillan, I. Tjaden, I. Childe, E. Toll, N. Peterson, R. Brambly. Row: I. Clement, I. Reinohl, V. Boetseh, I.. Mayers, P, Sargeant, D. Iaeobson, P. Williams. 12