Penfield High School - Junction Yearbook (Penfield, NY)

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GUIDANCE Miss Joint, Mr, Johnson, Mr. Rose. The guidance department has expanded with the growth of Penfield. This year two new guidance counselors, Mr. Rose and Mr. Johnson, have joined the staff. Mr. Rose, former guidance counselor at Victor High School, is in charge of tenth and eleventh grades, Mr. Johnson, previously of Church- ville, advises the ninth grades. Miss Mary Helen Joint, the third member of the staff, is the senior advisor. Each counselor takes a ninth grade group and continues as its advisor throughout their high school years. When they graduate he will again take a freshman group. The aim of the guidance staff is to help the individual student make decisions regarding his edu- cation, vocation, social life and personal prob- lems. We can sincerely say that the guidance department has been an invaluable help in choosing our courses, colleges, and careers. 10 VICE-PRINCIPAL MR. DAVIDSON Unlike the Penfield of yesteryears, this suburban com- munity has undergone many changes. Certainly these changes have affected the many facets of our educational system. For the first time in Penfield there has been the need for a full time vice principal. Mr, Davidson's position is an important one, for attendance, one of his main duties, has risen from a total of 256 in the high school in i955 to 765 in the high school in 1960. Scheduling and supervising the many extra-curricular ac- tivities are also important duties of the vice principal. This leaves more time for Mr. Howell to observe classes and give his attention to other academic duties. Mr. Davidson also has the burden of discipline. This gives him a chance to help the student body to improve the school in many ways. By estab- lishing good daily routine it is his hope and ours that things will run more smoothly, and that there will be fewer irritations because of unforeseen circumstances, By informing the students directly and by working through the student council about proper behavior in specific situations such as assemblies, games, and concerts, improved behavior may result. This in turn will affect school spirit and the good reputation of our school in the community and among other schools. Congratulations to Mr. Davidson on a program well begun.

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NEW OFFICES CREATED MR SCOTT Mr Donald Scott offIcIally tItled ASSISf0nf DIstrIct PrIncIpal of Fiscal AffaIrs regulates the busIness phase of the entlre school dIstrIct Born In Bath New York he graduated from Bowllng Green State UnIversIty and receIved hIs Masters Degree In secretary and busIness admInIstratIon at Syracuse Universlty IH l952 Before comIng to Penfueld In l957 he taught hugh school busI ness sublects at Nunda HIgh School Nunda New York and was the admInIstratIve assIstant at Falconer Central School Mr Scott IS In charge of the budget and super vIsIon of maintenance transporahon and the cafeterIas In the fIVe schools of the dIstrIct MR HAYDEN WIth the growth of our school dIstrIct there has been an Increased need for a larger admInIstratIve staff To take over some of the many dutIes handled by our dIstrIct prIncIpal Mr Elmer Peck, two new OfflCeS have been recently created The maIn functlon of ASSISfGnf DIstrIct PrIncIpal for lnstructIon Mr Paul Hayden IS to help Wlfh varnous admInIstratIve dutIes and to Improve and develop ID structIon ThIs could Include conductung research and expenmental programs evaluatlng preparing reports vIsItIng classrooms, orIentIng teachers or even OSSISTIHQ In actual teachIng Mr Paul Hayden IS well qualIfIed for thls OfflC6 Brought up In Canton New York he attended St Law rence UDIVEFSIYY where he majored In mathematIcs and received his Masters Degree In guidance admInIstratIon He dId graduate work at Syracuse UnIversIty and the U of R He taught secondary school science subjects at Sauquolt Central School where he also coached wrestlIng and football Last year he came to Penfield as gundance counselor prevIous to that he was dlrector of guldance at TIoga Central School for four years ThlS kInd of a posItIon IS very Important to school dIstrIct of approxImately 3100 students fIVG school unIts and l8O teachers If It IS to maIntaIn IfS changIng educatIonal needs and obIectIves I sk Q I n ' ' V, U I , l . U f ,E I 3 I ' I 1 I . . . i ii l - 2 2 l - 7 5 l . . . . . . SE O 1 s . . . . l curriculum at a high quality level synchronized with , K -1 V i I . . . . . . I - H I

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.P Mr. William Rothfuss, Su- perintendent of Buildings, Grounds, and Transporta- tion. 6 OUR OFFICES Mrs. Dorothy Tilling, at the desk. Standing: Mrs. Eleanor Ludwig, Mrs. Marilyn Baker, Mrs, Viginia Keleher. as. A A-is if .Q .v . , It ,A - A ,lv Q is '11 35,1 fri Smiling Secretaries: Mrs. Frieda Nor tier, Mrs. Mercedes Humphries, Mrs Ruth Hilfiker, Mrs, Eloise Brainerd 'V