Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

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Guidance Counselors Help Students Solve Problems Two full time counselors and one teacher-counselor concern themselves with student guidance and student problems. lVl1'. Conwell is charged with the tremendous task of helping freshmen and sophomores with their Dorothy Apgar discusses her future plans with Mrs. Ruth Sharp. problems' Mrs' Sharp advises the juniors and Seniors about colleges and vocational opportunities. Mr. Richards is in charge of the testing program. Using all the resources at their disposal, the counselors help students to discover where their aptitudes and interests lie. Personal interviews help students with their personal problems and in making the right decision in preparing for the future. Guidance Counselors, Mr. Conwell, Mrs. Sharp, and Mr. Richards, study the entrance requirements ot one ot the many college catologues.

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Supervisior of Instruction Serves As Toll Housekeeper ln 1861, toll house-keepers on bridges along the Delaware Riv'er knew everyone, collected fees, and kept records of flood tides. In 1961, Mr. Fred Leonard is toll housekeeper of our school. He is our registrar and supervisor of instruction. As a teacher of history, Mr. Leonard is experienced instructionally to observe the tides of classroom procedures. As track mentor and assistant in football, Mr. Leonard is proficient athletically in coaching boys - not for games only - but for rowing together in the tides of life. Supervision ot Instruction Mr. Fred Leonard Secretaries Mrs. Charles, Miss Pierson, and Miss Savoni run the tront ottice efficiently.

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X .X ln the meclical suite of the school, Dr. Spillaine, our school physician, gives Robert VanEmburg a thorough physical examin- ation. Doctor And Nurse Guard Health Cl The Students Nurse Rafferty who is on duty full-time in the medical suite assists Dr. Timothy Spillaine, the school ' physician, in the annual medical examination of all students. Together they carry out the rules regarding contagion, excluding students from school whose presence in the classroom may be detrimental to the health of others. lncluded in the annual duties of the nurse are giving the various tests for T.B. to students and facultyg checking students for defective visiong administering first-aid for minor accidentsg and keeping a permanent health record of each student. This year students interested in nursing assisted Mrs. Rafferty and Dr. Spillaine during their free periods Nurse Rafferty cheerfully renclers 'First aicl to Robert VanEml:aerg. N sg. ,Q-, xv, 2-w,...,g 'wb is xx X X , rw 4 .. ws KN. W V N VV ..,, W ,W M, Q .X r. 9 N hx, W ,Q N, wc I ms , All