Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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LIBRARIANS Miss SUSAN K. WENTZ AND Miss MARY T. QUIGLEY LIBRARY The Gettysburg High School library is used to supplement the student's regular work and -to provide recreational reading. This library possesses a collection of seven thousand books and many pamphlets and magazines. At the present time the room can seat 106 students, or more in the event of a special test or meeting. Besides the main library there are five smaller adjoining rooms, three being used for conferences and meetings while the other two are used as worlcrooms by the librarians. The facilities of our library are becoming more inclusive and more advanced. Through these advancements the students of Gettysburg High School will be offered many more beneficial op- portunities. page tlnirt eu

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GUIDANCE GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MR. DONALD B. TIZIANI AND Miss N. Louise RAMER page twelve Aiding development so that the student will be more capable and able to adjust to living is the ultimate object of the guidance program. Development is accomplished by having educational, vocational, and personal potentials advanced to the fullest extent. To facilitate these advancements the program has two phases. The first is group guidance carried on in homeroom and subject class groups. In this phase the homeroom teacher and the home- room play the important role of clearing center for group problems. The second phase is individual guidance which meets specific needs. Here the guidance counselors, school nurse and high school principal are directors. SECRETARY TO GUIDANCE COUNSELORS AND LIBRARIANS Miss DONNA J. I-IETRICK

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BUSINESS MANAGER MR. KENNETH G. REINHART, JR. SECRETARY TO THE BUSINESS MANAGER Miss DONNA R. REDDING p ge fourteen NURSE Miss ELLEN R. MILLER