Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

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I FIRST ROW Left to Right C Jcnzak D Grcndits K Moricrity, C. N U N G Fosdick ffecicherl, L.Jasziu::,.C. A.Jc1i1znk, D. Wilkiolnski. EDSMETOLOGY FIRST ROW, Left to Righf: N. Folk, M. Fisher, N. Zwolinski, C. Roniero. SECOND ROW: M. Adomski, S. Woidan, S. Conti, D. Letke, K. Zielinski. THIRD ROW: C. Dybol- ski, Mrs. Brody, G. Kari, D. Hylo, A. Ryborczyk, M. Bolero. FOURTH ROW: S. Gern, J. Dulkiewicz, C. Buczynski, G. Tycz, Mrs. Brennan.

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HOME ECONOMICS LEFT TO RIGHT MISS N. APA MRS B WIRTH MISS R TURTON INDUSTRIAL ARTS LEFT TO RIGHT MR T M CARTHY MR J ROESSER MR D HELPER

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LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. L. WHELAN, MR. WM. MCCARRON, MRS. E. FOSTER, MRS. M, ELLIS. MRS. M. GOODMAN, MRS. M. BURZIK. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT What is the Guidance Department? To many people it means many dif- ferent things. A new student will look on it as a refuge from the mass confusion of the first day in a new school. The Guidance Department is a for- bidden place to be on the first day of school if you want a change in your schedule, unless you wish to risk the penalty ofa haggard counselor glaring at you. In doubt about which course to take or unsure about regents or non-regents, the eighth graders are offered many suggestions and possiblesolutions. The undecided Senior looks at the Guidance Department as a mound of pamphlets and ideas concerning iobs and colleges. Many teachers, to the dismay of the counselor, find the Guidance Depart- ment the place they can find John when he should be taking a test. The counselors feel the department is long talks with students, files of student records, conferences with par- ents, piles of endless forms, but most important the place where a student will find himself and know where he is going after he discovers this. To you it could mean a wealth of sound advice and a helping hand over the stepping stones to your future. 2l