Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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o Because of today's emphasis on physi- cal fitness, O-E's gym instructors have engaged in regular programs of physical education. Mr. Harwick has introduced to his students the Marine tests for physi- cal fitness. Mrs. Pasko stresses physical fitness through exercises and work on the apparatus. Guidance in one's choice of vocation is rendered by Mr. Nichols, who, through various tests and personal associations, offers assistance to students seeking it. O-E's registered nurse, Miss Hennigan, offers medical aid and keeps a personal health record of each student. Through the competent endeavors of Mr. Wilcox, students receive instructions in the art of skillful driving. Because all driving situations cannot be met in the classroom, he provides a course in behind the wheel driving. Our librarian, Mrs. Reed, offers an ac- celerated reading course to the seniors. She instructs students in use of the library and is helpful to a student writing any type of research paper o f 55 ' 2 535 , 'T as.-.,.n..., H -If 'P-U f.,......,,,,.. ' I H ' +wr'-': ' .w....... W1--1-minor , ,,,, . .... ,....., it ,.,, Mm , aaawuoawmffa- . , ., .. --mln JEANETTE MARIE HENNIGAN School Nurse B.S., University of Bulfalo OPHELIA S. REED Librarian B.S., Oklahoma Baptist University B.S., IN L.S., George Peabody College WILLIAM G. WILCOX Drivers' Education B.S., East Stroudsburg State College v i 29

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77Zeat4l and Ficyai -66664 ,-he ,-ilciieaed 74fmaqd Qaddmc MARYELLEN PASKO Girls' Healih and Physical Education B.S., East Stroudsburg State College WILLIAM D. NICHOLS Guidance Counselor B.S., M.A., Peabody College David Lipscomb College 28 FRED HARWICK Boys' Health and Physical Education B.S., East Stroudsburg State College li, ,,,,, l ' U- we .. -- 2 1 .1 I I 25 ,Q 1.5 ,MM,..,,,.,..,-9--- f +9 I ' f- ,,... , L. Sr l

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o Providing a healthful atmosphere in our school is the task of the janitors. These men work long hours maintaining the cleanliness, beauty, and comfort of the high school building. Recognition is due to our custo- dians for their eflicient work in keeping the school in its best condition at all times. We owe much appreciation to our cooking staff for the well-balanced meals served daily in the cafeteria, which is facilitated with modern conveniences and is kept in excellent order by the cooks. Twice each school year, before Christmas and Thanksgiving vacations, the cooking ladies serve the students a special lunch, a turkey dinner with all the trimmings. The student body especially appreciates the extra effort required for these festive occasions. The invaluable services rendered by these people add to the enjoyment of scholastic life and incite a deeper sense of value toward education in our student body o Mr. Gulnac, Mr. Kuhstoss, and Mr. McCall. 74e4e Slaffo W Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. Irons, Mrs. Gerringer, Mrs. Herbert, and Mrs. Wolcott. ff:-f: