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BR ISTOL. P B N N S YLV AN IA

December 13» 1957

Dear Seniors:
What a momentous year 1957-50 has been for each
of us. It is your last year at Delhaas; it is my
first. Yet for each of us it is a year of opening
horizons.
The biggest part of your world is oliead of you.
It is a rough world - - - but a good world. It
demands much - - - but has much to give. Give it
your best.
May each of you Invest his life wisely and well,
and thereby enjoy the satisfaction which comes from
doing the best of which one is capable.
Sincerely,
RON W. DAVIS
Assistant Principal
Ron W, Davis
Assistant Principal
Reed College, B.A.; Columbia
University, M.A. and Ph.D.
OAfm&eeHAr of OWL %ea£m

Assisting and guiding the student on his road
to the future is the purpose of the Guidance
Department. The various counselors assist the
student while he is in school by aiding him in
solving his problems. Before graduation, they
discuss with each senior his future interests
and ambitions, taking into consideration any
obstacles or problems that may arise. College
EDNA M. PENNYPACKER DONALD S. BAKER
Director of Pupil Population H om e and School Visitor applications and transcripts for each member
West Chester State Teachers Col­ Bloomsburg State Teachers Col­ of the twelfth grade who plans to continue in
lege, B.S.; Temple University, lege, B.S.; Temple University, higher education are filled out by the personnel
M.Ed. M.A. of this department. Information concerning
available scholarships, jobs, and other numerous
benefits are made known to the student body.
These services, as well as those concerning a
suitable curriculum which will prepare each
individual adequately for his years after grad­
uation, are rendered by the Guidance Depart­
ment.

VERA KWOCHKA THOMAS ELLIOTT
Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor
Temple University, B.S. in Ed.; West Chester State Teachers Col­
University of Michigan, M.Ed. lege, B.S.
ACTIVITIES Student Council Ad-
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