Scotia Glenville High School - Acropolis Yearbook (Scotia, NY)

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A BRIGHT SPOT Outside the principal's office Lee Glysten puts up her Picture of the Week from the art room's originals. A BRIGHT IDEA '4Know Where You're Goingi' Miss Florence Dwyer. Head of Guidance, helps John Callahan, a sophomore, to make plans wisely. GUIDANCE AT YOUR SERVICE 9 Everyone needs to plan ahead. On any trip, it is best to arm one- self with informations, advice, maps, or whatever equipment may he needed. To give assistance in planning for educational and vocational goals, the Scotia-Glenville Schools have Guidance Service as part of their program. Each one of you is always wel' come in the offices of the Guid- ance Personnel of your school.

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Shall We START WITH SCIENCE? Wlhat happened to the rest of Hr. Ellithorpe-'s Physics class? Two classes of 53 pupils take tht- sulmjeet in 104. WH' fill the gap with his other sf-lf teaching: In- termediate up in 206 to a pleased looking pupil. Linda Bufe. Thirty- three pupils take the half-year Algebra course: 55 spread it out over a year. PHYSICS In 103 tht-y're cooking again. something not so savory. Mr. Sawyer keeps close watch on Bob Nlabee and Steve Hirshorn and. in the course of the day. 59 more Chem students. Steve and Jerome Hyde, Parker Moore. Russell Howitt and Duane Bartlett were invited to visit the Knolls Atomic Power Lab with Mr. Sawyer on Edison's birthday. CHEMISTBX 1 1'l5W'el 4 QQ? For 111 Biology students, plant collection time is here again. Mrs. Shaw admires the work of Evelyn Lunge. Edward Hartraft and Nancy Schiele as they select for display in the case on second floor. BIOLOGY fy. W, -'diff 4? ,gil - , xmwnviwixx I xlmitiw ., :vs ,Mqrresi