Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Capable Assistants in Evaluation Assistant ghd Princi als - P s, Hr. 1-nslaivson s mlnlios :ls As- . , . . . sislnnl lrim-ipzil 2ll'l' vzirn-ml, lllll wc ill'l' inosl lika-ly lo ri-im-mlwr his work in prvpawiiig our c-lass Si'lll'1lllll'S, luis pailivm-4' in lislvn- ing to ilu- stoiivs of llmsv who :irc lull- or who lmvi- lim-n zilrsvnl, l mf'- ' :unl ilu- oc-c-zisions in wliivli llc lms lizul 1-lnirgv of aisscinbly. ISl'IR'l'l I, l'. GI'S'l'.X YS .l,ll,, .ll.lJ1l.. xxx '. xxislunt Primipil ns, 'Z .ll,,l.: .Kssistunf Nl.XllG.K'Rl'I'I' KVIIN, .l.I!.. l,I'llll'lll:ll I ,. 10 Among tlio rlnlios llnil of-ciipy li l Miss Kuhn in ln-rwoi'k:ii'v1'livc-k- ing on nlivinlaliic-0, inninlziining tliv social 1-all-mlm :incl sclioilii- ling social ziffziirs, supervising lliv gviivrul flirvvtion :intl work of ilu Classcs anal llic-i1'nllic'01's, :intl von- clncting Junior Iligli 4lSSl'IIllJll0S.

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Supervising Our Program Charged With This Faculty is continuously concerned with the improvement of its educative services. VW, the teachers, rejoice with parents when our pupils or graduates do well. We seek the causes of a pupil's failure to do as well as his record here has predicted. We scan reports from colleges and from employers to locate strengths and weaknesses in the preparation of our students. Follow-up studies made of our graduates one year after graduation are helpful in our evaluation of our efforts. Finally, the evalu- ation of our schools as provided by a committee of educators sent here by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools serves to guide us in our search for improvement. Continuous improvement. in services and school plant, together with cooperative revision of curriculum offerings, make Strong Vincent a better school in which to live and learn. 9 HAMILTON C. GILLICSPIE, A B A M Principal

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Aides in ,..:.r 4, A exam. W , Auxiliary Services My ,twzw p QI' x .eff-.iq gs Counselors hir. WVeibel and Miss Mercer, serving as guid- ance counselors to Vincent students, are concerned with the problems of choos- ing a career, of entering eol- lege, applying for scholar- ships, taking examinations, and in maintaining for the school a personnel folder for each Vincent student. INEZ MERCER, A.B.: Guid- ance Counselor, 10th Grade Y- Teen Adviser, College Club Ad- visor. ARTHUR WEIBEI., 1Z.P.E., ILS., .'lI.A.,' Guidance Counselor. YVater Polo and Swimming Coach. A very important aspect in the life ol' every boy and girl is his physical fitness, and care ol' the teeth plays an important part in his health. Here Dr. J. L. Ccrami is completing a dental N ,. The recent perfection ol' Q :lk s iunie for the pre untmn of polio nude possible the progrun of IIIDOC ulatmn of Y lllt0Ilt pupils lollo shots were 'idinnnstered efflux-ntlx to those vxho desired them by Dr. 'Schubert tity Health Director and his capable tuun ol' physiei-ins 'Ind nurses. The routine ol' ofliee work is carried on by Miss Mary Sullivan. who retired during the course of the year, and hlrs. Mary Me- Fallden, Mrs. George Suesser, and Mrs. Joanne Woods. Mrs. Jean Fitzgeralcl assists as a clerk in the library. E ff' . v 11 KW li' l l l Clerks Mary Sullivan Joanne Woods Jean Fitzgerald