Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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CORNELIA R. MORTON “Turn that radio off!” Philadelphia Museum School of Art Art Art Club MARY JANE FUOCO “Quiet when someone else is talking” Immaculata College; B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. PAUL M. OBERHOLTZER “Relax. Drop your jaw” West Chester State College; B.S. Uni- veristy of Pennsylvania; M.S. Music Chorus WILLIAM J. SCHULTZ “Take it again from the upper left.” West Chester State College; B.S. Band JOSEPH L. DORAN Head, Dept, of Music “May I have a few moments of your time here?” West Chester State College; B.S. Temple University; M. Ed. 18

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LOUIS J. BONDER “I don't like to he crude, boys, Bui ...” La Salle Ciollege; B.A. Villanova University; M..' . Physical Education, Fooll)all, Baseball EL.MNE KURM. S “Oh, will they e er gro v up !” Marywood Uollege; B.S. Business Education Chairman-Senior Activities VERA S. ECNER “Now, girls!” Temple University; B.S. Physical Education; Health Student Council, Basketball, Concessions PHILIP ROBINSON “Aw, come on now.” Boston University; B.S. Temple University; M. Ed. Distributive Education. Chairman-Junior Play WILLIAM S. WATSON “These dizzy dames at the wheel!” West Chester State College; B.S. Temple Univer- sity; M. Ed. Physical Education, Driver Training, Health Tennis, Basketball, Intramurals WALTER ■OST “Little more to the left!” Stroudsburg State Teachers College; B.S. Driver Education Hi-V EARL BENEVIT “Let's clean up !” Millersville State Teachers College; B.S. Univer- sity of Pennsylvania; M.S. Industrial .Arts. Stage Crew, 'isual .Aids

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GUIDANCE The (niidancc Department of Marplc-Newtown Senior High is organized in such a way as to give the student the benefits of a good student-teacher rela- tionship. I'he student body is broken down into small groups, and each grou]) is assigned to a particular teacher. That teacher, known as an acK isor, acts as a liason between the student and the counsellor and between the stall' and the student. 'I'he student, in this uay, gets the benefit of being known as an indi- vidual through his close relationship with his advisor. The advisor helps the student with small, routine problems, and if he neeeds additional aid, he is re- ferred to his counsellor. Mrs. Martha G. Scutt, Mr. Edward F. Grubbs, Mr. Bruce B. Dimmick, Mrs. Anne Gallen, and Miss Anne Speer. Our Guidance Department has set forth an excellent program for this year which includes: (1) educa- tional and vocational planning, (2) academic or grade achievement in subject matter areas, and (3) social and personal adjustment, growth, and develop- ment. This program will be successfully carried forth with the help of our understanding advisors and counsellors. The Senior Class counsellors for this year are Miss Speer for the girls and Mr. Dimmick for the boys. The Junior Class counsellors are Mr. Grubbs for the boys and Mrs. Scutt for the girls. 19