Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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Mr. Fred Gibbons, Coordinator of the Curriculum. Mrs. Ruth Holroyd, Secretary to Mr. Rowland, seated. Mrs. Marjorie Cavonne, Office Secretary, on the phone. staff Mrs. Alice Terkoski and Miss Mary Conley, Board the scenes of Education Secretaries. Mr. Fred Wilbur, Attendance Supervisor and Mrs. Charles Ceers of the Pupil Per- sonnel Office. zov

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frightening re ularit . MR. LLOYD TYLER Citizenship Education O.S.T.C. A.B.3 M.A. at Syracuse MISS DOROTHY WINTERS MR. RICHARD SWIERCZK School Nurse Blind R.N., Crouse-Irving Hospital: B.S., Syracuse B5-, Potsdam: M-5-, Syracuse University MR. WILLARD ANDERSON MRS. BETTY CHENEY Gym Gym B.S. at Syracuse Cortland State

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Mr. Afthlll' Peluso, DlI'CCt0I' of Guidance, COIITCTS Mrs- Rgse Nlary Olcgnnor, Assistant Guidance Dirge. ,loan Walsh. tor, humors a senior. our roblems iven tender, lovin care.. Y P g g To the average student, 4'Counseling Officew con- veys thoughts of college bulletins, class schedules, and vocational guidance. But to the class of '60, mention of Room 114 also calls up visions of black- ening in little spaces with electrographic pencils. It has been said of our class that we have bem tested to the unthl' degree: in addition to the extensive test batteries taken by all,classes, we have under- gone the Iowa Tests, a Quality Measurement Pro- gram, three times. We were the first class ever to take the School and College Ability Test and in fall, 1959, we submitted to the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Needless to say, this interminable testing has not failed to leave its mark . . . . by our staff of Skilled Experts 4 Y -:ps gf QF va ff KX. -. J y ' , . 32 5 l Q I . N, on Y 4 a f 'Hunan-....,..,, Mrs. Ellen Van Osdall, Junior High Guidance Coun- selor, confers with a freshman. Mrs. Evelyn McKinney, Guidance Office Secretary, types to the tune of Mr. Peluso's dictation via the counseling office dictaphone.