Lampeter Strasburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lampeter, PA)

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CQUN ELORS ADVI E S DE ' '----.. , A . ,.,. 5 I ve' zum - V 'W' V- Q: '. ABOVE: Mrs. Kammerer Mr. Eardley, Jr. High Counselor, chats with Ann Shetter concerning her future career. BELOW: Mr. Eardley Mr. Campbell, business manager, is shown reviewing the budget for the fiscal year. Providing the student with informa- tion about himself and the world around him so that he may make the necessary decisions in life, the guidance department encourages students to dis- cuss freely any problems or difficulties they may have. The department aids students with problems at home, as well as those with scholastic problems. In their required guidance class, the -N Junior High students, who are taught necessary high school adjustments and better understanding of themselves, are also given information concerning col- i leges and careers. Senior High students work closely with the guidance department in se- lecting course, college, and careers. Counselers and faculty members assist job aspirants in obtaining employ- ment. lklr. Donald Campbell. business manager, is responsible for the efhcient and economic' management of the school district's business affairs. Buy- ing equipment, managing Hnanecs, and controlling the inventory of pur- chasing keeps Mr. Campbell extremely busy. ,-. 5--.... 10

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Announcing the familiar phrase re- sounding through the school at 3:00 P.M. is just one of the several duties performed by the secretaries in the school office. The voice heard most often is that of I Mrs. Herr, the cordial receptionist. Mrs. Steiner and Mrs. Musser. func- tioning primarily as secretaries, also offer assistance in the school ofhce. Under the capable supervision of these clerical workers, the school office is kept an efhcient section of the school. Combining a smile with assistance. they come to the aid of many students and faculty. These three ladies also keep the general ofhce up-to-date, handle the school records, answer all telephone calls, and operate the public address system. In the new administration building, Nlrs. Nlowery. Mrs. Raub and Miss Farrel also perform similar secretarial duties for the school district. Students wishing to gain experience in the sec- retarial Held give their assistance to these workers. Together all six ladies serve Nlr. YVil- son, school principal. and Mr. Dunlap. supervising principal. Mr. Campbell, business managerg Mr. Klyers. assistant principal, and Blr. Swords. curriculum coordinator are also served by these secretaries. Supplying eflicient and capable assis- tance were several business students who worked in the ofhce during the school dav, Gaining valuable clerical experience. these future clerical workers performed regular secretarial work. Mrs. Steiner. secretary, relays information to students. ECRETARIE PRUVE I DI PENSABLE Secretaries, Mrs. Herr and Mrs. Musser, pause during a busy day. . 3 2 gl- . 1. -n-.mn-ef Mrs. Raub and Mrs. Mowry. secretaries, check figures at the administration building.