King Philip Regional High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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individual student needs W NW Q2 'yi Mr. Stanley Hamilton, counsellor, and Donna Miconi review her cumula- tive record. Typing and mailing transcripts is a most important respon- sibility of Mrs. Madeline Davis, secretary to the guidance director and counsellors. 'SKINS if Stephen Henrich, Mary jane Delaney and Dianne Hamilton check college catalogues for entrance requirements and programs of study.

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Guidance Counsellors meet COUNSELLORS PROGRAM CAREFULLY Students must have competent guidance in the planning of their academic or vocational programs if they are to meet the competitive challenges which college admissions and industry present today. g King Philip guidance counsellors have undertaken an ambitious testing program which provides them with fi'-T' I, Mr. Francis O'Regan, guidance director, explains a college bulletin to Charles Richardson. evaluative measures for determining the program of stu- dies Which will best satisfy the needs of each and every student. Programs are re-evaluated each year to make sure that the students are following the course of study which is right for them. Q., ap if fest Asa... Counsellor and head football coach, Mr. Conrad A. Pensavalle explains daughter Lee Stuart's college board scores to Mrs. Virginia Stuart. Guidance counsellor, Miss Catherine Brennan, makes a pleasant tele- phone contact with a parent.

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Health services extensive As part of the twice a year dental survey, Spencer F rankl, D.M.D. is checking Judith Burt's teeth X-rays. Miss Margaret Keady, R.N., who is responsible for the health program at King Philip, is always ready to care for any student illness. BUSY HEALTH PROGRAM Miss Margaret Keady, R.N., director of the health ser- vice program at King Philip is also the nurse director of the Norfolk Mental Health Association, a member of Mas- sachusetts School Nurses Committee, and advisor to King Philip Future Nurses Club. King Philip,s health service program includes physical examinations, visual and hearing tests, speech therapy, dental health, and immunization program for diphtheria, tetanus, and tuberculosis. Health conferences with parents, pupils, and faculty, along with home visitations when nec- essary, are included in the comprehensive health program. X A Eye tests are given annually to all students. Here Miss Keady tests Ronald Tib- betts for possible eye defects. Y X cl 17 n Rb a i X X V , , 2 52? sm W, -1 nmvi- fs , T '-4 'YI' . 4.2-A-0, x ,sw .X V- ,, - ' ,air-i-,,i va-ti Q, ,i Q. ,,X .WW L ,,,, Wi ' 1 'Ni ' G' Q ,I ,, ,, , ,K 1 Q , llf It 4 L2 . , z. W s Hearing tests are given every year and in this instance Miss Keady is testing Thomas Maduslcuie. 10