Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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ADMINISTRATION Changes include assistant “People learn in different ways.” These words form the guidelines of Principal Frederick Schreiber’s philosophy. Living proof of this maxim includes new library equipment, providing a variety of audio-visual techniques. In addition, he hopes to see Edsel Ford on a variable schedule with time for block periods, lectures, and small discussion groups. But such re-scheduling would never happen if it were not for Assistant Principal Ross Slabaugh, who this year scheduled the greatest number of students to attend EF. Exercising control over the “working” of such a plan would be Mr. Robert Fedoruk, newest administrator. Edsel Ford’s assistant principal, Mr Robert Fedoruk. assumes one of his many new responsibilities, supervising school activities, as he helps Mr. Stanley Smith collect sophomore Mark Nadas’ Welcome ticket. 12

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One of Mr. Schreiber’s most important concerns is the installation of modem audio visual devices. The library listening equipment is one of these. Finding a rare moment to take a break “together are three EFsecretaries: Mrs. Dorothy Kurtz, whose primary responsibilities are to Mr Schreiber; Mrs. Lorraine Young, who works in both the main and student offices; and Mrs. Ann Bavier. who. handles teacher substitutes. Assistant Principal Ross Slabaugh contemplates the computer’s efficiency in recording daily attendance data for EF’s 2000 students 13