Fox Chapel High School - Renard Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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r f, rl 5 - ip .,-N33-f W 5. f Q. , MISS A. JUNE HALL B.S., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Head Guidance Counselor MR. EDMUND BOYLE B.A. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Duquesne University Guidance Counselor MR. DARREL J. HESS 13.2. Slippery Rock O . ege M.S. University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor MRS. ALICE STARZ B.S., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor OFFICE AND GUIDANCE SECRETARIES-Mrs. Alvina Ritter, Mrs. Nancy Woolley Mrs. Helen Garboden, Miss Olive Brombach. MRS. VIRGINIA VAN PELT R.N. Shadyside Hospital B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania School Nurse The guidance office is a unique department of the high school. Freshmen through seniors consult Mr. Boyle, Miss Hall, Mr. Hess, and Mrs. Starz for valuable help concerning college boards, class scheduling and future plans. The guidance officers complete extensive transcripts on students, keep records and administer tests. Next door in the health office, Mrs. Van Pelt is always ready to prepare a cup of tea or a soothing word for ailing students and faculty members. Occasionally, the relaxing treatment is given to a good faker trying to avoid a test, but usually Mrs. Van Pelt's trusty thermometer and her knowledge of student tricks send pretenders back to class.

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ll ,.,....,... ,,s..M -. Fox Chapel's HEW: The Health. Office. And Guidance Departments 1:4 DR. CECIL TRANQUILL B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania M,Ed., D.Ed. University of Pittsburgh High School Principal It's a common thing to see girls wearing pants, boys with beards and bells and blue jeans every- where you turn. The change in the dress code and student appearance is the result of hard work by Dr. Tranquill and long efforts of the Student Council. Attendance and buses, the responsibility of Mr. Scholtz, along with Mr. Bolt's work coordinating activities and is- suing honor roll cards show the varied importance of the office in school life. The office, as the center of school activities, is responsible for regulating events and maintain- ing the bustling rhythm of the school. 9!..N,,..r MR. ENGENE A. BOLT MR. KENNETH SCHOLTZ B.S. Slippery Rock Colleee B.S. Slippery Rock College M.Ed, Duquesne University M.S. University of Connecticut M.S.T. University of New Hampshire Assistant High School Principal Assistant High School Principal

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MR. HAROLD D. WHITE B.A. Penn State University M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: English, Short Story Advises: National Honor Society Head of Department MR. MICHAEL BENEDICT B.S. Duquesne University Novels of Suspense Advises: Drama Club Teaches: English, Public Speaking I, NIISS LIARY IDA BURNITE A.B. Wittenberg College M,Ed. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: English, A.P., English, Living Th t ea er Advises: A,F.S. Committee MR. INIICHAFL CHRISTOPHER B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Penn State University Teaches: English, Preparation for Colle Entrance Advises: Fax Tuler These 'uns is durn good grammar grinders! Mr. White, the Beau Brummel of the English Department, hates orange yet looks great in all his other colors . . . Mr. Chris- topher likes gnochi Cthat's a noodle-type dishj, while Mr. Conner prefers good old American apple pie. He also envies eagles and likes red and white-how's that for patriotism? Laugh-In and swimming turn on Miss Burnite . . . Mrs. Fantaski loves Omar Sharif yet hates waxed mustaches . . . Mr. Colle thinks his mustache makes him an individual-just like all the other mal-e teachers in the school Mrs. Firestone has a passionate desire to be an oak tree, yet Mr. Christopher would rather be dead Mr. Foster secretly likes Hal, the computer Mr. Colle reminisces that he liked the time Gil Hart stabbed him in the stomach fGil was Strato, he was Brutusj. Secondly he remembers the time he stabbed Gil Hart fGil was Brutus, he was Stratoj Mr. Guyer loves big cities: New York, New Orleans, and Pittsburgh Mrs. Gregg calls her dog Linen the looked like muslin, and she couldn't call him thatlj Mr. Benedict is an amateur poet, yet quite a good one . . . Mr. Guyer hates field trips . . . Miss Burnite remembers when a student called Macbeth poor baby . .. Mrs. Gregg likes Double Bubble during strenous play practices . . . Gray, as well as midnight, appeal to Mr. Foster . . . Miss Burnite would like to be a wood nymph Mr. Conner admires Mr. White's near mustache . . . The horticulturist of F.C.H.S.?-Mrs. Cox Mr. Colle's Friday nights are spent watching Bracken's World . . . .ali Mr. Conner lends a helping hand, MRS. PAULA FANTASKI B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Teaches: English Advises: Red Cross