Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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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.

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We MISS EVELYN A. MORGAN . . . our competent librarian, is a graduate of Wilsoti College who re- ceived her MA. degree at Columbia University. Miss Morgan has lived in Slatington most of her life. Her ex- cellent classical background brought her much enjoyment as she toured Europe last summer. She's ready to go back to see more any time! MISS NORETTA SCHAEFFER . . . received her Bachelor of Science degree from East Stroudsburg State. She likes to listen to rec- ords, watch television, attend and participate in sports. Coaching our Slaterettes and cheerleaders consumes a great deal of her time. MR. LLOYD WILLIAMS . . . our boys' gym teacher, was born and reared in Slatington. After having graduated from S.I-I.S. and East Stroudsburg State College, he received his lNIaster's degree from New York University. Mr. Williams has some fineslooking horses that take up much of his spare time. 4. MR. MARVIN MILLER , . . is the teacher of math and history who is new this term at S.H.S. He attended .Iuniata and Kutztown State Colleges, receiving his degree from the latter with a major in psychology. He has E1 Do ot ften ay It MR. WILLIAM REESE . . . attended Moravian College to obtain his B.S. degree, and Colum- bia University granted him his Masters. Mr. Reese, a native of Bethlehem. now resides in Slating- ton with his wife and three chil- dren. One of our able coaches, Mr. Reese will study at Lehigh Univer- sity this coming summer to fit him- self for a new economics course he'll teach next term. keen interest in sports and is one of our fine coaches. His wife and'two small children are charming, too. 'Y