Sloan High School - Forum Yearbook (Sloan, NY)

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Guidance service entails vo cational and educational counsel ing based on testing academic grades and other important vari ables considered from the stand points of What shall I do for a living? , as well as the general welfare of each student With out adequate guidance all else IS pointless l 4 Psychological services assist the pu pils to make a more normal adjustment to themselves those around them and their academic environments An early diagnosis and treatment of varied person ality problems often results in a happier school life and a more effective applica tion to the demands of classroom routine This entire service can be characterized best by the axiom An ounce of preven tion is worth a pound of cure' The Sloan Co Op Training Program is intended for the student who desires on the Job experi ence through part time employment It is a study and work plan involving a three fold part1c1 patron by the pupil trainee the teacher coordinator and the employer The program is open to any Junior or senior sixteen years of age or over who wishes to obtain actual experience in technical skilled or semi-skilled fields which require 600 hours or more of training Among the cate- 16 gories of employment for which the students are trained are: cabinet- making, dental machines auto mechanics, and machine shop. Pertinent training is furnished by the employer who hires the trainee on a part-time basis. The trainee attends regular and Co-Op classes in the morning and works in the afternoon. He receives two credits toward his high school di- ploma for every year he partici- pates in the Co-Op program .

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enior 66155 cem Pres1dent Roger Carr V1ce Pres1dent Edward Cleprela Secretary Marleen Grabowsk1 Treasurer Ronald W1tk0WSk1 Advrsor Mr H Andrzejewskr Seated R Carr M Grabowskl For four years we the Graduates of 1958 have had our lrves enrrched and our personalrtres developed at Sloan I-hgh School Now we enter the outs1de world and w1ll test th1s preparatlon It IS our bellev that thrs trauung IS as complete as poss1ble Our teachers have grven to us the benefrts of thelr trammg and experrence It was up to us to accept the1r offeungs and apply them to ourselves We hope that we have obtamed at least the mrnrmum for now rt IS too late to tum back the hands of tune These have been happy and memorable years We w1ll always cher1sh them May we l1ve up to the expectatlons of our teachers and greet the world wrth eagerness enthusrasm and w1ll rngness to work and serve others 18 Standing: R:Witk'owslci, E.Ciepie1a, Mr. H. Andrzejewski , , , . . . .