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In the modern, well-equipped health center, Mrs. Pearce, the school
dentalhy(!.ienist, carefully cleans and examines a student's teeth.
Students visit nurse,
learn defensive driving
OHSans, enrolled in driver education, learned
the importance of safe, defensive driving. In cars fur–
nished by Hotaling's Chrysler-Plymouth, students
practiced
city
driving, skidding, and thruway driving.
In class, they learned to use road maps, discussed
interstate highway systems, saw films on the parts of
the car, and heard special reports on seat belts, insur–
ance, and traffic laws.
Taking care of thousands of student visits, the
health office provided both dental and health care.
Health service personnel gave physical and dental
check-ups and tested vision and hearing.
In accordance with a new state law, the health
office checked student's records for polio immuniza–
tion as well as giving health appraisals for working
papers and interschool sports.
Miss Winifred Marcley
Mrs. Linda Pearce
Look
in{!. on in
amused dismay, Connie Osborn watches Shera DeLeI/o jack the car and Char–
lene Kristoflk attempts to pump the spare tire.
Mr. icholas Lambros
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