Chartiers Houston High School - Charconge Yearbook (Houston, PA)

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Office of Guidance Counselor ......1....---. ................1-...-. ........,..........-1..- ,.....- ., -... V- ....- ---r-A .Il The guidance office is located off main office. Scholastic, vocational, and personal guidance is provided for the students. A complete testing program, including general intelligence, aptitude, achievement, and in- terest tests, is conducted by the counselor. gr' 1 ealth Suite KX FRANK L. l-lEll. Guidance Counselor Washington and lefierson, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M,Ed. The health suite is conveniently located near center ot main corridor-comprised of waiting room, school nurse's ottice, dressing rooms, exam- ination and treatment room, and an acoustically treated room tor hearing tests. These facilities help provide health services that are essential to child progress in school. MRS. MARTHA B. HAMSCHIN, R.N. School Nurse Bottom left: lames H. Corwin, M.D. School Doctor Bottom right: Robert L. Smith, DDS. School Dentist

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Conference - Board Room CHARTIERS HOUSTGN iOlNT BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated CI. to r.D: Paul Bedillion, Treas., Harry K. Ullom, Sr., Benjamin Murdock, Don L. Scott, V. Presg Alexander Piechnik, Presg Edward Bizzackg Harry Matyuf. Standing: E. l. Mountford, Paul M. Plunkett, Sr., Leo Bernard, Wil- liam E. Galbraith, George Craig, Secretary Cnon-memberjg Delmas Stevenson. Not pictured: P. V. Marino and Ralph W. Peacock, Solicitors. Conference room adjoins the office of the high school principal. lt primarily serves as a meeting place for the board of education. Administrative S faculty ff pupil committees and groups also hold meetings in this room. Activities Council Governs School Activities Activities Council holding December meeting in conference room. Lett to right: Patty Spencer, student representative, Mrs. Nichol, Mr. Wall, Mr. Riggle, chairman, Mr. Berryg Miss Andersong Iohn Camden, student representative. Not pictured: Miss Kara- buskin, Miss Iahn, Mr. Matz. Page 7

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Ll bra ry Easily accessible to both junior and senior high-school students, the library provides quiet and pleasant sur- roundings for research and study. A small conference roorn and a repair room are convenient for the librarian and her student helpers. tidy' .tml N X 5 we QM? 'ISK Students using card file index. UBRABY SERVICE CLUB Front row, gl. to rj: M. Burgess, K. Spiller, S. Griinrn, D. Scarton, M. Durish, E. Weaver, B. Beynard, B. Cox, B. Schmitt. Second row: M. Matusky, K. Burns, G. Surich, D, Humphries, P. l-lower, G, Dufresne, E. Goodyear, L. Henderson, D. Alfred, P. Stasiowslci. Third row: C. Rathbone, N. Ofiara, M. Hedtke, S. Davis, L. McLaughlin, I. Bell, B. Sims, L. Burgess, l. Brown, I. Taylor, G. Andrews. Fourth row: S. Griffith, G. Hatfield, M. Grabowslci, S. Sargent, C, Higgins, D, Garrison, I. Bell, P. Potts, l. King, E. Emery. Fifth row: B. Bowman, W. Dean L. Arthur, C. Both, N. Both, l. Wat' ters, R. Beall, E. Danley, I. Blough, B. Scarcell, S. Taylor. Back row: C. Basel, l. Banish, L. lohnson, D. Armstrong, P. Denlc, B. Yount, D. Finney C. Shaw, C. Finney. CARLA ANN KENT Librarian Clarion State Teachers College, BS. Officers QI. to r.D: lean Reynolds, Stud. Coun. Rep., Faith Roth, Treas.g Dawn Ieffers, Sec., Bonnie Chap pel, Pres., Miss Kent, Advisor, Lois Ferbrache, V Pres. 5 ffl Qs Y