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RICHARD MCGEE . . . A.B., Dickinson Collegeg M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh: Assistant Principal. Mr. Mc- Gee's invaluable experience during the past years will help him next year when he assumes the position of principal of the new senior high school. Mr. McGee, who holds the respect of all his students, has as- sisted Mr. Joseph in the operation of the school. The Guidance Department Tackles programing Left: Juniors who have a C average at mid- semesters are given permission by the guidance oltice to purchase their class rings. Here Dave Buchheit, Jeanne Strozalc, and George Spinelli talk to Mr. Widdowson about their rings, Right: Murray Varner discusses the field of business with these future secretaries, Donna Hames, Cherise Cramer, and Sanny Collins. l 20
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gg 5.-Mlm ir Y, Q :fgnggw ,Wi '54 it Above: Mr. Joseph cmd Mrs. Recupero get their heads together on a problem concerning the activities schedule. Right: Lambert Joseph, standing at the main entrance of the school, has been our principal for eleven years. running school. Left: The superintendent's office staff, Miss Donna Hess, Clerk, Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, Secretary to the Board and Office Manager, and Mr. Robert Wieserman, Accountant, look over plans for the new school. Right: Miss Shirley McKinney, Secretary to the Guidance Counselors, Mrs. Isabell Nesbitt, Secretary to the Principal, and Mrs. Edith Hoover, Assistant Secretary, check over the daily attendance sheets.
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GLADYS MOORHEAD B.S., Indiana State College, M.A., University of Pitts- burghg Penn State University, Advisor of Future Teachers of America, Co-Advisor of Ushers Club. Miss Moorhead, who ad- vises grades 8, lO, and 12, helps the seniors prepare their college applica- tions, interviews, and arrange for scholarships. A. EUGENE KUNSELMAN . . . B.S., Clarion State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Penn State University. Mr. Kunselman is the guidance counselor for grades 7, 9, ll, and helps the new seventh graders adiust to life in a new school. of the new school. Left: During the course of the year the guid- ance department administers countless tests to all grades of students. Mr. Kunselman reads the directions as he gives a standardized test. Right: In preparing for college these seniors, John Remensky, Barbara Demyan, Dennis Butter- worth, ancl Karen Philippi, browse through the college catalogues filed in the guidance office. ,gaun- Zh ? a
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