Mount Carmel Area High School - Carmelite Yearbook (Mount Carmel, PA)

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And that's how you do it. I . 4 fu .4 You thoupfht he was at school? The nurses, Miss Mildred Ambrose and 'Irs. Anna Marnell and the dental hygien- nt Miss Kathyrn Horn help to keep the ealth of the students on a high level. The urses do this by assisting with the medical xamination every year, and the dental ,ygxienist by cleaning' the teeth of students ,nd aiding: the school dentist in checking or cavities. If anything unhealthy is dis- overed in a pupil, the parents are notified ,s corrective steps may be taken. In case if sickness at school parents are immedi- .tely notified and the pupil sent home with , responsible adult. A first aid box is :ept in the Home Economics room. if fl s si THE BAND, under the competent leadership of Mr. Paul Semlcek takes an important part in the musical activities of our school These programs include concerts and football games. This year the b 1nd received new uniforms, which were financed by the Band Parents Organization Look, mom, no cavities! it . K-fs .. ...W cfs-M A sa. tl ,nil The home and school visitor for the Mount Carmel Joint School System is Mrs. Marie B. Gallagher. Because of the tendency to- wards truancy in many school districts, a home and school visitor is needed. When pupils are reported absent, her duty is to call at their homes and consult the parents concerning the reason for their absence. Proper measures are then taken if a pupil is truant. X ik: . XSL 1 ES L. 3 ' ?x,ms1s.,.. Miss Kathyrn Horn, Miss Mildred Ambrose, Mrs. Anna Marnell

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possible. Mr. Terry at work. fi Asking for advice. One of the attributes of our high school is a smooth functioning well-equipped LIBRARY. Its importance is increased by the lack of any other in Mount Carmel. The library, established at its present site in 15148 has grown in number of volumes from four thousand to almost five thou- sand. Any student wishing to do research on some subject, will be able to acquire further knowledge from the many reference books and the five different sets of encyclopedias. Those who have no assignments can read from the eighty different periodicals or one of the latest fiction books. The library has been furnished with the College Blue Book and a great number of college bulletins, which list information for pupils planning to further their education. Available also are books on various occupations and careers which may help the undecided student to make up his mind. Our library has helped us, who have used it, to gain intelligence through reading. 12 One of the many privileges our school extends to the student body is a DRIVERS TRAINING COURSE. This course is available to all students who upon reaching the age of 16 express a desire to get a license. Students taking this course will find that while under the expert guidance of Mr. Terry, they have developed the best driving habits 5 Quality is our most important aim. Mrs. Martina Alexander is in charge of HOME ECONOMICS. The girls taking this course are given training in cooking and serving as well as instruction in the fundamentals of home management. Under the direction of Mr. George McFee, the students enrolled in this course provide posters, scenery, and other art work for the school as well as acquiring a tlfor- ough knowledge of art 'md its basic fundamen- tas 'QM 1' Yearbook takes shape A., Careful! Watch that stamper!

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:jj 1, f , at 4? mtv 4 pf' , am yi-VN Q cl Go - ahead Taste it FORWARD!! March You nvod a key to start the car 0:5-ix X X From Chaucer to Keats Af I4 Now pay strict attention Busy at work