Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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17 Music The Central Bucks Music Department aids the stu- dents by encouraging them to develop their musical skills. The instrumental section is under the direction of Mr. Harvie and consists of the maching band, concert band, dance band, and orchestra. Bucks musicians achieved the honors of Bux-Mont Band, Bucks County Band or Orchestra, and the District Band or Orchestra at the annual try-outs. Mr. Teter directs the vocal section and works to prepare students for the annual programs produced during the year. He handles Chorus, Choir, and Music Appreciation and also sponsors the Girls' Octet and Boys, Quartet. J. Norman Hauser Head Librarian Library Instructor Library Club Sponsor Library The Central Bucks library is operated by the able librarians, Mr. Hauser and Nlrs. Hallman. Although the librarians are assisted by the library aides, they still have an overwhelming amount of paperwork to complete before any book may reach the shelves. The improve- ments that have been made in the li- brary have made it one of the Hnest libraries in the Bucks County schools. Students should not be surprised to find Walter M. Harvie William H. Teter Concert Band Choral Music Marching Band Music Theory Dance Band Boys' Quartet and Girls' Orchestra Octet Sponsor Music Theory Majorettes and Color Guards Sponsor . .. - .. ... in, ' .af . Take it from the top! a larger and even more efficient library at C.B. in the future. jane A. Hallman Librarian Library Club Sponsor VVhat do you mean, S2.54?l

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Ruth A. Nailor Director of Guidance Services Harry B. Williams Senior Counselor Wrestling Coach Anna C. Spencer Home and School Visitor Doris White School Psychologist Elizabeth B. Porter Junior Guidance Counselor Janet C. Goodman Guidance Counselor Guidance Under the direction of Miss Nailor, the guidance counselors: Mr. VVilliams, seniorg Mrs. Porter, juniorg and Mrs. Goodman, sophomoreg supervised, directed, and supported the scholastic efforts of the students of Central Bucks. Homeroom periods, assemblies, and individual con- ferences were the tools used to direct the students' scholastic endeavors. Generally, the efforts of counselors and students achieved college acceptances and employ- ment positions, which produced both smiling faces and high expectations for the year to come. Mr. Williams, Mrs. Porter. Miss Nailor. Mrs. Goodman.

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Q. Yr: ll f lg . n3,X :' Stanley M. Green David M. Risser Marin' Davis Driver Education Driver Training School Nurse Coordinator Latin Il Future Nurses Advisor Driver Training Student Activities Advisor Alice R. Taylor Dicticiun and School Cafeteria Manager N.., Iii-tlic-cur-truinning brings l.z't's Drive Right alive to student drivcrs. 18 Security is . . . dual controls.