North Haven High School - Sachem Yearbook (North Haven, CT)

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MR. ROBERT WATSON Chairman MR. JOHN DOYLE MR. PALL STODDARD MR. WILLIAM O’HARE Special Education GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Again this year, North Haven High School students and especially seniors, made extensive use of the guidance services available to them. Heading the list of services provided by the school counselors were personal, educational and vocational counseling. The counselors also worked closely with adminis- trators, teachers, parents and psychological service personnel to meet the individual needs of all students. Other guidance services rendered included the coordi- nation of various college, career and military service conferences: collaboration with the Connecticut State Employment Service and local employers in providing occupational and vocational information and guidance, as well as part and full-time job placement. Assisting students in selecting colleges and other post-high school training, administering local and national test- ing programs, and providing guidance in course selec- tion were other important aspects of the Guidance program. LIBRARY The High School library consists of about 10,000 volumes, a large reference collection, files of back numbers of approximately twenty different magazines, current subscriptions of approximately sixty other magazines, and a oluminous pamphlet collection. The library has a big circulation, including both regular and reserve books, periodicals, and pamphlets. Students use the library from 7:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. During the school day, students secure passes from subject teachers, so that they may be excused from study halls to use the library. In the near future, school authorities plan to open the library to the pub- lic during evening hours. MR. E. ROBERT FINNEGAN k MRS. EDNA BURT

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ART The aims of the Art Department are three fold. One, to provide adequate preparation for those who wish to go on to art school, two, to acquaint all with satisfying pursuits for leisure time, and three, to instill in students an appreciation for the world's art heritage, both past and present. Art I introduces the student briefly to the many areas included in commercial art and fine art. Art II takes a few of these areas and delves more deeply into them. Art III emphasizes a free choice of projects under the direction of the teacher. MRS. INGRID WALKER Chairman MR. JAMES CAUDLE School is like a prison.........Sing Sing. Very Good! Was your first grade finger-painting class advanced?” MUSIC This year, as in the past, the Music Department has em- phasized history and appreciation of music in conjunction with theory and music skills. Those students who have developed their skills participate and compete in statewide musical events. The Concert Band and the Chorus have again given a great deal of their time toward the entertainment of the school. Ad- ditional music groups participate with the Band and Chorus at the Christmas program. Elementary School concerts, a Spring Music Festival, and other concerts. MR. ALEX WTNSCO Chairman MR. DONALD PARSONS

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DR. LOU 15 PARRELLA MRS. ROSE SILVESTRO School Doctor School Nurse BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: H. Howie, A. Caprio, F. Stoddard, J. Kipp, M. Sijiith, R. Cusanza, J. Warriewicz, F. Kranyack, R. Gonsalas. L Vollaro, W. Halkovetz, J. Verboski, R. Osmun, J. Halkovetz, A. Vigliotto, V. Nutile, S. Montagna. OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Eleanor Soboleski, Mrs. Ber- tha Allen, Mrs. Jean Lynch. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: H. Simpson, L. Sullivan, A. Arendt, J. Thompson. Standing: P. Anderson. A. Good- rich, E. Anderson, E. Silenge, M. Schneider, F. Bath, F. Bernay, L. Smith. CUSTODIANS Left to Right: J. Campane, J. Olinsky, E. Cor- coran, G. DiGioia. P. Baker. Insert: M. Korzick. 27