Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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LIRSE AND DCCTORS MISS HELEN PIPER is The school nurse Tor all of The schools in our disTricT. She assisTs in medical and denTal examinoTions, weighs and measures all sTudenTs annually, TesTs The sTudenT's eyes and ears, and adminisTers TirsT aid in case of accidenTs. ln general, Miss Piper is in her office as much as possible To comTorT all of our aches and pains. DR. THOMAS H. GETTINGS has served as Youngsville High School's docTor for many years. Some of his services include, emergency service on The fooTball field or any oTher ac- cidenT aT school, annual physical examina- Tions of all aThleTes, and physical examina- Tions for sfudenfs in grades 7 and ll. DR, A. N. STILLINGS for several years has served as our school denTisT. Once a year he visiTs our school To perform denTal examinaTions for grades 7, 9, and ll. Records are lcepT on The sTudenTs and TreoTmenT for deficiencies and proper care of The Teefh recommendcdions are made.

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HOME A D Sl HOOL VISITOR EDWARD J. TURCHAN Guidance Counselor University ot Pittsburgh Graduate work, University of Pitts- burgh Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Reading, Music GUIDANCE COUNSELOR is Mr. Tur- chan. The purpose of the guidance service is to enable the student to learn about the school's opportuni- ties, to help the student know his in- terests and abilities, and to help plan the student's high school pro- gram so that he will be prepared for his future life. Mr. Turchan's office is open at all times to help the student with his or her problems. THE HOME AND SCHOOL VlSITOR'S purpose is to bring about better understanding among the child, the parents, and the school. One aspect ot his iob is to bring about better attendance at school. The iob involves some of the following re- sponsibilities: I. to help the pupil End a career suited to his talents and abilities and help him to pursue the chosen career. 2. to help the school provide the most ade- quate programs and courses. 3. to help parents understand the school and what it does for the children. 4. to show the community the responsibilities it has toward its children. MR. G. REID PIERCE American History, Home 81 School Visitor Lebanon Valley College Graduate work: Pitt, Allegheny, Albion, and Edinboro Hobbies: Galt, Gardening, and Athletics GUIDANCE

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS BEING THE FIRST Youngsville High School sTudenT To parTicipaTe in The American Field Service Ameri- cans Abroad Summer Program was a greaT occasion Tor Miss Mary Ann Johnson, daughTer of Mr. 84 Mrs. W. V. Johnson. LEAVING MONTREAL, CANADA, on The M.'S. Seven Seas, began Mary Ann's Trip. Following her arrival in Flushing, Holland, a Train carried her To Paris where she spenT Ten days. TOURING THE COUNTRYSIDE around Diion, France, where Mary Ann lived, and gaining knowledge abouT The French people occupied mosT of her eleven-week's visiT. BEST SUMMARIZINO THE PURPOSE oT The program in which Mary Ann parTicipaTed is The moTTo of This organizaTion which is as follows: 'Walk TogeTher, Talk TogeTher, oh ye peoples of The world. Then and only Then will There be peace. ONE of MORE Than EIGHTEEN HUNDRED American Field Service exchange sTudenTs in The UniTed STaTes This year, is KirsTi Ahde from Helsinki, Finland. KirsTi sperm' The IasT year wiTh The H. J. Sher- wood family in Youngsville, Pa. She aTTended Youngsville High School and graduated as a mem- ber of The senior class of l96l. Upon reTurning To Finland, KirsTi plans To pursue The sTudy of medi- cine in order To become a physi- cian. Her experience in The UniTed STaTes has been a very meaningful one.