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

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LIBRARIANS ,A ,gap vxfnxxgia-,r Miss Wentz checks student file cards for Miss Quigley checks out books at the main desk over-due books. through guidance and library research 7,596-7,597-7,598y7,599-7,600!!! In the middle of a large pile of books in the library, Misses Mary Quigley and Susan Wentz mop their brows and sigh in relief. The last book has been accounted for and the librarians can close up shop for the year. From September to May the library has been a place of much activity with students doing reference work, selecting books, and reading magazines. With aid from the librarians, pupils are able to find anything from Masterplots to the latest copy of Reader's Digest. Mrs. Donna Hertz fles for librarians and guidance counselors.

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GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Miss Louise Ramer checks a list of those students Mr. Donald Tiziani reads over one taking the Merit Scholarship tests. studenfs school record. the student supplements his education Rick Sclmbart receives his test results from Mr. Tiziani. The guidance office is a lively place. Seniors flock in the door asking, Miss Ramer, will you help me fill out an ap- plication? or Mr. Tiziani, may I drop math? The counselors help the under- classmen select what course to sign for, what electives to take, and the vocation suited for the student. Also they gladly arrange for scholarship tests to be taken and proctor many such tests. A guidance teacher is employed this year for the first time to teach courses in human relations and guidance in the ninth grade.

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1 ' , Mr. Kenneth G. Reinhart reads over one of the many reports which come into his office. Secretaries Miss Redding and Miss Timlin prepare the bi-monthly payroll. Miss Ellen R. Miller checks lrer records to see how many cases of flu she had in january. BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. Reinhart has charge of the business and finan- cial end of management of the Gettysburg Joint School System besides being secretary of the Joint Board. He is assisted by secretaries Miss Donna Redding and Miss Pat Timlin, both Gettysburg High School alumnae. His many duties include management of the board's general fund, attention to the payroll, bills, and finan- cial reports, and supervision of both maintenance of school buildings and cafeteria operations. The business managerls department thus makes possible efiicient and smooth-running educational facilities. NURSE Good heavens! . . . 1 broken leg, 2 cases of measles, and 23 cases of type-B flu this month! Few students fully appreciate the essential work of our school nurse, Miss Miller. While she carries on her duties of directing the school health program and scheduling physical examinations, Miss Miller is, in addition, always on hand to provide efhcient treatment in rhe case of accidents or sickness.