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Math Brings Opportunities For The Future Our mathematics depart- ment has a few changes at the present time. Mr. joseph Ely has been welcomed as a fulltime teacher on our staff. The department, headed by g p Donald Jeffers and including at 7 Anthony Scalzi, jerry Staple- ton and part-time Science teacher Karl Andrews, also ,f tyii, B, has changed the require- A S A ments for graduation. lt is now required for students to have successfully com- pleted one full year of math. With so many math courses available, it is a great oppor- tunity for the college bound student. MR. DONALD IEFFERS explains the midpoint between A and B fully. MR. ANTHONY SCALZI laughs to himself at a private joke. is Fiv- 'Q ' Q-sb. K, A f if .Q ff . I .. W...--.....,--,--Q-......a-.,. -..............,.........,.-Q-w...-... -.... ,, . . ..... -.M.e..-Q.-..-, am xi' 5 'J' 'fv' ABOVE: MR. JOSEPH ELY is our newest addition to the math dept, LEFT: MR. IERRY STAPLETON gives a good explanation.
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yt I i V MRS. SHIRLEY BAUMGARTNER, who is in charge of atten- dance records, signs a student in. ii0doba 77 i 5 in I I' 5 1 i 3 ' 'am 2 ' 1-0' f if .fi MRS. CAROL HELKA prepares to type a dictated letter for our assistant principal, Mr. Mike Vogel. Z: . ,....- K W ,J , ,V ' -! s r 4. r - L -we-wwnwnrv-an 4 s.,r it asf new -of 1 gee 9---+ R R i v ! b- I A, I tx' ,, A, S 'M S--QNXN G . I . P 'p 'i'1M M' S fi R i. .Mi MS. SHIRLEE COOK prepares to type the daily attendance records and the announcements. Wim ..- .rs 279 ,bg fi MRS. VIVIAN MOORE attempts to figure out the total earn- ings from the Homecoming Dance. SECRETARIESf85
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Counselors Always On Our counselors are a great help to the social and educational program. The counselors are always ready to help a student with finding an occupa- tion, furthering an education, or just listening to students complaints and helping to make things more fulfilling for both student and faculty. The counselors have many ideas for the future. One main idea is they would like to have a room similar to a library, for their display of material on careers and colleges. It would be open to any student at any time of the year. The counselors main concerns are really all in the students best interest. t S . l H 'f X rf. ,, .. Xa X K W O XX .. ,X ...Jia MR. LOUIS BORTOLON telephones a parent concerning colleges. The Go! MR. JOHN SISSON smiles while getting ready for a confer- ence. ,AJQ2 - , dk '. MR. STEVE PACHY, also a English teacher, devotes time to look up a honors' students' files. mr ' 4 if sb f M A' 5512115 -. 1 l 'K-New-3 tg, MR. ROBERT MACHNEE makes out a chart listing colleges within the state. COUNSELORSf87 l-
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