Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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Slatington High School Slatington, Pennsylvania ,I une, 1962 MR. JAY P. HAGENBUCH Dear Class of 1962: With a clear recognition of the need for education, you have accepted the learning offered you with varying degrees of interest and enthusiasm. To some, graduation has been a goalg to others, a step in their formal educationg but to all it is an accomplishment. May I offer my most sincere congratulations. It has been a pleasure to have had a share in your training, and we can only hope that it will cause you to do better the desirable things you would likely do anyway. It is so easy here, with space available, to give general adviceg but I'm sure you have had all that you Want from us. Let me only remind you that, when choosing your life Work, choose something that you enjoy doing. This is basic to any philosophy for a happy, full life. Success will be yours in proportion with your effort and diligence. A respect for your fellow man and faith in the almighty God is a good team. Let it Work for you. Sincerely, 21 5' Wishes From Our Assistant Prmczpal

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After a very busy day spent greeting guests, Miss Naylor finds time to relax and have a cup of coffee. Career Day at S.H.S. is a very exciting time for everyone. The F.T.A. Club students act as guides and pages for the clay. Visiting lec- turers come from schools, colleges, industries, and organizations throughout the area to speak on vocations and preparation for the future. Students attend at least six career sessions while teachers act as chairmen or proctors for the groups. The family life center of S.H.S. is a popular place on Career Day because there's food available all day long! We Need Guidance y The Guidance Department at S.H.S. consists of one person, namely Miss Evelyn Naylor, who does an excellent job of testing all students in our school district each year. In addition to the test- ing program-and the grading and recording of all tests-Miss Naylor finds time to advise all students on courses of study, to help students with school and personal problems, and to keep perma- nent-recorcl files up to date. Two future teachers, Nancy Kennell and Carol Smith, are telling Mr. Rollin ,lones about the very interesting talks they heard during career day. 'tWho's next? Charles Plotsko and .loan Helfrich are waiting to escort the next career day speaker, while Rita Small and Dennis Lazorcheck are making the name cards.