East Deer Frazer High School - Antler Yearbook (Creighton, PA)

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-1l:- ' ---- ,aIfz.fPr 'iq 'vnkw ' Tom Davis decided to try the Army. choosing a career. Vocational files and college information are available to the student to aid him ii . COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE SERVICE ARE HELPFUL . The aim of guidance is to help you achieve your own highest level of personal, civic, and occupational compe- tence. Success for you includes mental, physical, voca- tional and aesthetic development, as well as those inner satisfactions which come from a well-adjusted life. Guidance activities here in Edfra, under the direc- tion of Dr. Marcus T. Allias, are based upon the recogni- tion of individual differences, the basic concepts of human growth and development, the diversity of pres- ent-day educational opportunities, the complexity of modern occupational life, the importance of human rela- tions, the right of the individual to make his own choices, and the realization that the adjustment of an individual to his life situations is an ever changing process. AC QC Bttiidiilufzs. V. L., at fat 1 xuae , DANIEL BALDWIN, '60 Interesting hobbies often become success- DANIEL McPHERSON, '60 Associate Engineer ful careers. North Virginia Power Company 6 X-Ray Technician Criox-Chapedu, France

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John W. Lord, National Merit Scholar-Mr. Robert C. Perry, Manager of Works No. 1, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company-Mr. Andrew Petor, High School Principal. Dear Jack On March 17, 1962, you brought honor and dis- N tinction to our class and high school by achieving the status of National Merit Scholar, and receiving the T Pittsburgh Plate Glass Foundation Scholarship to Prince- ton University. You achieved this by participating in the most diffi- cult academic competition with 576,435 students in 15,461 private and public schools throughout the nation. We know because we were among those who competed. Jack, we hope that this is merely the beginning of a distinguished career for you. The Class of 1962