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

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Anna C. Spencer Home and School Visitor Guidance Doris White School Psychologist Harry B. Williams Guidance Coordinator Wrestling Coach Guidance in action-a planning meeting. Guidance counselors at Central Bucks help high school students plan their schedules, higher education, and careers as well as find solutions to individual troubles. Because people are different, they naturally have different problems and goals. Thus, various types of assistance must be offered. The counselor's function is to help the students achieve these goals, resolve these problems, and prepoae for adjustment to life both inside and outside of high school. Iqnet C, Goodmqn Anthony W. Talocci Guidance Counselor Guidance COUl'lSelOl' Iunior Advisor Sophomore Advisor Lorraine W, Bardsley Guidance Counselor Senior Advisor

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Secretarial Staff Front row: Susie M. Myers, Caro- line M. Luff, Ruth L. Duff. Back row: Gail Sanderford, Nancy Mc- Keown, Peggy I. Buckman. Alice W. Watson, Vivian Crout hamel, Idella Hoover, Alice Fred erick, Mary McElroy, Frances Foster. '13 SPeC101 Ruth Fry Study Hall Special education curriculum is one of the many programs in the high. school which is specifically geared toward ct stuclent's individ- ual needs. Special education students learn particular skills which they can practically apply after graduation as they work under the supervision of the departments head, Mr. Blosky, Another member of this department is our study hall superviser, Mrs. Fry. She, along with teachers, regulates scheduled periods in both the cafeteria and the auditorium throughout the clay, and thus provides an important service to the student body. Iack T, Blosky Special Education

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Library With the help of Mr. Hauser and Mrs. Hallman, students make good use of the Central Bucks Library's facilities for as- signed term papers and extra credit projects as well as read- ing for pleasure. Student As- sistants aid the librarians in such routine duties as charging materials at the circulation desk, mending and shelving books and magazines, and processing new books. The as- sistance of these library aides allows the librarians time for their more important work of teaching library fundamentals to all Sophomore English classes, offering further library instruction within specialized areas, and aiding students in their individual research. These accomplishments are making the library an ever-improving part of Central Bucks. Don't let it bite, Linda. 'S F: ' x if L5 .ex S ' 1' . ' zwf..:'5ff..L.ll1j..Qg.ft' ., . fp L :Jsl::i1g.gfff:t.s: , r V -. triage.--'A153if.f::-rig? Eff Q,g,5Q2'j rr- rwgazzgsm. -syn Q, ':t W' it :ggi-', -11254, ff 1 if -1, if .?e.-2:25,iELfir.?f'a34s:fi S I. - .AH fair 1 5 ri it The Music Department had several major activities in which to participate throughout the school year. The Marching Band performed at Fall football games under the direction of Mr. Harvie and Drum Major Bruce Smith, the choral groups presented a Christmas concert for students and the public, the Concert and Dance Bands produced their Annual Band Concert, and the choral groups and orchestra performed in the Annual Spring Concert. Finally, some of the best Central Bucks' music- ians participated in the bands, orchestras, and choruses of the Pennsylvania Southeastern District Music Festivals and the All Bux-Mont Band. Central Bucks was host for the Bucks County Music Festival for 1967. Mr. Teter leads the choir torihe Christmas Concert. I. Norman Hauser Head Librarian Library Instructor Co-sponsor Library Club lane A. Hallman Librarian Co-sponsor Library Club Walter M. Harvie Music Department Coordinator Concert Band Dance Band Marching Band Orchestra Music Theory I, II Assembly Program Chairman William H. Teter Choral Director Choir, Chorus Music Survey Boys' Quartet and Girls' Octet Sponsor