Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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HEALTH Thoman.G, Gardner M,D. School Physician The Health Department in our school is geared to inform the student of good health habits as well as to help maintain good health among all the students. Complete benefits are given to each individual including regular eye, ear, and dental checkups, and yearly physicals. Frederic R. Nagle M.Ed. Speech Correctionist Lucille S. DeVille Mrs. Ralph Ward RD-H . RAN- Dental Hygiene School Nufse Teacher Dental Group AdViSOI' Future Nurses Club Advisor Victor Howard M.S. - School Psychologist

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Louis C. Foy B.S. Head of Department, Boys' Physical Education, J .V. Foot- ball Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, Track Coach Joseph Sanfilippo B.A. Grade Physical Education, Driver Education, Varsity PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Mrs. Glen E. Goergen B.S. Girls' Physical Education, Aquatic Club Patrick Carroll B.S.,M.Ed. Boys' Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Varsity Football Assistant Coach The gym in Salamanca High School is one of the most beautiful and best equipped in the county. The students have the opportunity to use the trampoline, spring board, and horse. For the first time, the girls now have parallel bars and the balance beam for their use. Intramural sports such as volleyball, basketball, and archery a.re encouraged. Play days at which different schools play against each other, are held throughout the year. The greatest thing about our physical education program is the seventy-five foot swimming pool. Instruction is given throughout the year. The physical education department is working very hard to make the late President Kennedy's physical fitness program a success, and they are succeeding. Football Coach lat.-it . ...sms X 1 k Mrs. Charles Oyler B.Ed. Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleading, Varsity Shield Basketball plays an important part in our physical fit- ness program.

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GUIDANCE Clair M. Wescott B.S. High School Guidance Dean C. Bottorf B.S., M.Ed. Junior High Guidance Careful guidance is security's greatest aid for those with perplex- ing problems. The Guidance Department in the school watches over the studentfs intel- lectual growth. After long study of the student's interests and goals, the gui- dance director helps him to develop his potentials. When the student is ready for college, it is the guidance counselor who ad- vises and aids him. Those students who do not wish to go to college may also go to the guidance counselor for advice and help in selecting a career. He in- forms the student of apprentice and technical assistance programs which the student might otherwise overlook. ' Mrs. Paul M. King B.A. Special Class Concentration paid dividends.