Valley Stream North High School - Chariot Yearbook (Franklin Square, NY)

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A ll . ' ills. i .ai iil:,,,g l , 1. W i il rr, - i ' i . i . 1 .A L l xii fl 'il i3'.1ifHl' ll A i s. i' -i , . Barbara Casino, Vnledirlariazz Mitchell Blair, Srvlnlfztorimz To assure that each member of the large senior class received personal atten- tion in college and job planning, the grade was aided by two guidance counselors, Mr. Joseph Mercurio and Mr. john Miele. Usually found snowed under a pile of applications, moaning about the january first deadline, Mr. Mercurio worked dili- gently to make sure that applications due before February arrived by April. Devot- ing many hours to finding opportunities for seniors' future careers, Mr. John Miele shared Mr. Mercurids workload. So while you're celebrating at a college beer party or opening a fat pay check, think of the two men whose guidance and efforts helped make it possible. Mr. Daniel Davis, Social Arlzuiror 'w V i f vi: I ii ,wi ian ,Nil ii, nl A, r-, Q f- -'H' I P - ., -Q.--Q-an Mr. John Miele Mr. Joseph Mercurio Gzzidfmre C0101 yelgr Gniflnlzre COIIIZJEIOI' Mr. Davis finds humor in everything, especially in his role as the advisor of the senior class. When we worried that our depleted treasury might force us to have our prom at La Stella's, Mr. Davis laughed away our fears. Enthusiastic and interested, he took an active role in helping us plan an exciting and profitable junior carnival. Knowing him has been a unique and exciting experience. . l i

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