Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

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fra bm Q , r K - w.- , ' .. at , ' I, . V..-4 'W' -wh 9, Guidance The Guidance and Counseling program is now in now in the process of rather wide changes and expansion. Increased empha- sis on the needs and problems ofpupil s as individuals requires experienced and qualified counselors. A broad and defi- nite program of testing is provided. To m e et the needs of all pupils includingthe gifted, these test results are utilized and evaluated in terms of how the school c an best serve the student. Graduation plans of seniors including choice of a c o 1 l e g e or technical school, and progress of graduates in areas of higher education are matters of continued interest to the counseling staff. The facilities at our new senior high school in the form of conference rooms, access to published materials on college and jolnpportunities, and testing devices are excellent. Mo st importantly, we have Counselors of wide experience as teachers with a full under - standing of classroom problems and with a patient and understanding attitude. MR. EDWARD J. COSGROVE MISS IRENE SIDORNEY Director of Guidance G11-15' Counselor ' -'ff'f' .,-1, td-Kei M f :A-i ' 'W' in -1 'fx' , , 4 21

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I - Back Row: Seated: 7.25 V N 1 .Z' l Mr. Stanley Raiman, Purchasing Agentg Mr. Steven Korach, Administrative Assistant, Mr. James Downey Business Managerg Mr. William Stypowany, Director, A-V Educationg Mr. Arthur Willis, Director, Industrial Arts and Vocational Educationg Mr. Leo Michaels, Director Adult Educationg Mr. Stanley Bukaty Director Health and Physical Education Mr. Thomas Cusick, Vice Presidentg Mr. Daniel Tenerowicz, President of the Boardg Mr. Leo A. Joyce, Superintendentg Mr. Gene Panfil, School Board Attorneyg Mr. Samuel Simon, Legal Officerg Mr. Brownie Klubek, School Board Clerk . v I 1 . . 1 x all v I f . I MR. CLINTON C. COUHIG f School District Administrative Assistant 1?-5 A 2 5 7 R A

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gnuullrvl if MR RQB RTK HASLER A si P vi MR HARRY J DOHERTY Assistant Prmcxpal Assistant Principals The Off-106 of the Assistant Prxncxpal is a familiar place to the absentee the habitual late comer the lazy and the indifferent Here IS the fu'st stop pmg place m the channel of command and usually the last Th1s do e s not assume that good students fail to seek the advice and counsel of our Assist a.nt Administrators We know that we are always welcome