Pope Pius XII Diocesan High School - Keys Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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Health personnel utilizes modern clinic. as Qi' MISS SANDRA TARAS R N Nurse Pope Pius panacea . . . the model clinic-the model nurse . . .future nurses moderator.. . warm smile. AUDIOMETER OPERATED by Miss Taras checlcs the hearing ol Byron DeBoer as Rosemar Cantone makes a record ol V the results. iq-nu i it Zi s 2 i , s,rl One ofthe busiest rooms in the school is the clinic presided over by Miss Taras, the school nurse, Newly furnished, the clinic boasts the latest in equipment from medi- cine cabinets to two compartments where the really sick can restiin peace and quiet. Every year pupils are weighed and meas- ured, teeth, eyes, and ears examined and recommendations made as to treatment that might be needed. First aid is administered to those iniured on school premises and proper care is given. Girls interested in nursing are permitted to help in the clinic. They aid in administer- ing routine ear and eye tests and in filling out records. lt is a pleasant place to work or rest. ATTRACTIVE WAITING room serves both the quid- ance office and clinic. As Dean Deitz and Barbara Ganz enter, Lorraine l-lolbauer, Martin Golabelr. and Joseph Gallic await their turn. Page 73

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Guidance department advises and enlightens. From orientation night when the prospec- tive student is first informed of the courses at Pope Pius until that night when as a grad- uate he leaves the school, he is in close con- tact with the guidance department. Lively and informative occupation classes acquaint the underclassmen with many vo- cational opportunities awaiting them. Test- ing programs measure both capabilities and achievement. Private conferences with ex- perienced counsellors help students under- stand the meaning of test results and aid them in selecting proper courses. The annual Career Night aids upperclassmen in decid- ing what college to attend. Every opportunity is provided for obtain- ing solutions to students' problems. Personal interviews with the priests and other faculty members are scheduled. Class instruction and discussion are held and assembly pro- grams arranged. All these factors along with the ready counsel of homeroom teachers place the cooperative student well on the way to o successful future. Page I2 f 'V ... , dor SISTER M. ROSE CARMELLA O P Guidance Patience and fortitude . . . N H S moderator . . . confidentially yours voice soft and low . . MR. WILLIAM J. LOUGHLIN Occupations, Latin I Sartorial perfection . . . valuable , guidance . . . good will ambassa . . . homey homeroom it CAREER NIGHT college rep- resentative, Reverend George S. Mahan, Sd. trom Fairfield University is signed in by the president ot the National Honor Society, Thomas Caizer. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP qualifying test is administered in the cateteria by Sister Rose Carmella to hopeful seniors, Rosemary Franlcovic, Paul Stayslral, and Edward lvlatula. Rosemary gets another special mechanical pencil needed forthe test,

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MRS. OLIVE LUMLEY Secrefary Good morning, Pope Pius . . . rec- son for being late? . . . P.T.A. bingo chairman . . . reliability plus . . . OFFICE STAFF awalres early as ab' senlee excuses are received by Mrs. Lurnley and recorded by Paula So- lolr. Kalbleen Slcurlca and Alelle Maliclc busy lliernselves franslerrinq brealrlasl orders. Busy hands help keep the 5 i A X l re 'V Q' v-1 an J fRV'm. 494 I9- HEAD CUSTODIAN, Mr. Tolly carelully puls flue newly blessed crucifix in place on dedicarion day. CUSTODlAN, Mr. Marino, finds win fer brinqs even more worlc as if snows and snows. and snows. .,,....,,, Page I4