Archbishop Ryan High School for Boys - Arrow Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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COUNSELING CENTER AIDES Keeping the Counseling Corner running in a working order is accomplished partly through the diligent services of the Counseling Center Aides. They distribute counseling appointment slips, help to decorate and clean the center and take care of some of the paper work. These young men donate a majority of their free time to accomplish all of this work, whether it be before school, during homeroom or free periods, or after school. Mrs. Joan Cox—Counseling Center Moderator DISCIPLINE DEPARTMENT AIDES Working under the direction of Bro. Julian, their Moderator, the Discipline Office Aides devote a great deal of their time to help keep one of the busiest offices in school functioning effeciently. Though sometimes under student pressure because of the nature of their job, the aides nonetheless do their work properly. This includes such responsibilities as writing out late slips, filing these slips as well as demerit slips in the proper folders and many other types of office work. An integral part of Ryan’s Counseling Center. '■ -5- Bro. Julian Cerkiewicz—Counseling Center Moderator

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The Wilderness Family. Mr. Tori Mr. Trainer Mr. Reardon OUTDOOR CLUB The Outdoor Club is a fairly new club here at Ryan but it sure is an active one. Some of the club’s recent activities were: canoeing down the Delaware River, mountain climbing at Ralph Stover Park, hiking on Mt. Pinnacle and a summer camping trip to West Virginia. The club has many goals among which are: personal growth experiences, learning individual responsibility and leadership, discovering one’s physical limitations through endurance, working effectively with others in a group, meeting new people and learning to trust your life with others. Mr. Trainer, Mr. Reardon and Mr. Tori, the Moderators, also teach the members the basics in mountain climbing, camping, and map and compass reading. Facing the challenge. 59

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STAGE CREW Working behind the scenes literally describes the main function of the Stage Crew. Whenever there is a concert, special assembly, a play or any other type of event which requires the use of the stage in the auditorium, you can count on the Stage Crew to get everything ready. The duties of this active group range from setting up the lights, microphones and various other props, to constructing and moving the scenery at the annual school play. APPEALS BOARD The Appeals Board is a school committee composed of students which meets once a week in order to make judgements on whether or not a demerit or demerits given to a particular student by a teacher arc justified. If they find that the demerit(s) is unfair, they will submit their decision to Mr. Pawlowski. This committee at least tries to settle various disputes in a diplomatic way. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Dancing with your girl in the spotlight is only part of the romantic atmosphere at a senior prom. The rest is what the Prom Committee is all about. Through their hard working efforts in such diverse tasks as selecting the chaperones, choosing the place and decorations, finding groups to play the music and then listening to their auditions, picking the charm, carefully selecting the food and then taste-testing it, which in this case, was prime rib, organizing the dedications and theme, calling tuxedo rental stores to obtain samples and finally estimating the price of the ticket, they had made the prom a truly memorable occasion indeed. The theme was “Precious and Few” and most of us will treasure it in our hearts long after we’ve left Ryan. 61