Middleburg High School - Monitor Yearbook (Middleburg, PA)

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They Are Always Understanding Miss Jane L. Stoddard and Mr. Richard E. Felker, our guidance counselors, have endeavored to of- fer a program of personal guidance to the stu- dents. This guidance is both formal and informal and takes the form of vocational guidance, educa- tional guidance, behavioral guidance, and follow- Teachers of America. matics. Miss Stoddard helps Eunice Zeigler choose her course 'for ninth grade by going over her high school placement test results. MISS JANE L. STODDARD Girls Guidance Counselor, Future MR RICHARD FELKER Boys Guidance Counselor, Mathe up counseling. The counselors with their sympathetic and un- derstanding ways try to assist the students so that they can better solve their own immediate problems as well as the situations and problems that will face them in the future. Mr. Felker discusses growing up with his seventh grade class to prepare them for future years. .Tiff

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DR. EDWARD F. MARBURGER Supervising Principal MR. DONALD G. WETZEL M. Ed. High School Principal Dr. Marburger and Mr. Wetzel are prepared for a busy day as they enter the school building. They Work Constantly for Our Benefit MIDDLEBURG JOINT SCHOOL BOARD CENTER TOWNSHIP Gordon Arbogast Forrest E. Bailey Richard E. Nellis, Jr. Charles P. Rohland James K. Stewart FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Harold L. Decker Samuel Gill 'Wilmer Hackenberg Harold S. Hassinger James B. Keister Charles R. Shaffer MIDDLEBURG BOROUGH Joseph F. Dunkelberger Rev. James Gold 'Evan P. Hassinger Marlin O. Leitzel Dorr W. Stock Jean Weber Non-member secretary MIDDLECREEK TOWNSHIP Randall Bowersox Marshall I. Boyer Harold Dinius Charles Mikell George W. Robinson PERRY TOWNSHIP Elmer P. Apple Russel G. Arndt George German Walter E. Shaffer Clarence E. Zeiders WEST PERRY TOWNSHIP Albert Apple Ronald Ebright Wayne Hoffman David Maneval Hubert Stouffer

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MRS. RUTH D. LONG MRS. FLORENCE LATSHA MRS. CAROL WELSH B.A. B.A. B.S. English, P.O.D., National Honor So- English, Social Studies, T w e l f t h English, Twelfth Grade, Basketball ciety Grade, Monitor Jr., School Publicity and Softball Coach Intramural Sports English Enriches the Life of the Individual English helps to enrich the life of an in- dividual by helping him read with comprehen- sion, speak with clarity and fluency, and write with correctness and effectiveness. Because of the importance of language to a student's personal, occupational and social life, every effort is made to relate the English curriculum to these needs. Because the double period of English sched- uled once each week for academic sen- iors has helped them to improve their writ- ing skills this year the double period has been provided for academic iuniors as well. The reading and English programs stress building word power and understanding and evaluating what a student reads, very neces- sary skills for living in our complex society. Mrs. Noll's Seventh grade pupils, Patricia Goodling and Bill Best, are studying adverbs to help build their English knowledge.