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Cooperation Whether a student is stymied by a math equation or needs help with a personal conflict a staff member can always be found ready to lend a hand. The staff is also available for giving time to the administration in work on scheduling, school board matters, writing new policies and preparing graduation require- ments, as well as improving their own classroom activities. Whatever the activities of the staff, their COOPERATION, ACTION, CA RING, DEDICATION, y INVO LVEMENT, WILLINGNESS, ti, or ASSISTANCE, has added to the success of the students. , ffl --S' -If-' ' ' -'-1,3-1 ' TOP LEFT: Nlrs. Towry cheerfully explains the complicated layout rules to Debbie Sauer in annual class. LEFT: Sure of the quality of his runners, Mr. Ellis raises the gun to start a cross country race. ABOVE: Mr, Ellis records his students' attendance be- fore starting history class.
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Besides presenting his usual display of beautiful woodwork- ing at Class Night, Nlr, Johnson also donated his time to building a sound and lighting booth for the stage, and he supervised the refabrication of the events board. IVlrs, Towry in her first year of teaching took on several heavy responsibilities which involved a lot of her personal time. Of these she was the spring play advisor, yearbook advisor, and the advisor to the newly formed club, Teens for Christ, The first season fo cross country was a successful one for Nlr. Ellis who volunteered his time to coach the runners. He also coached his track team to two championships and as advisor of IVI-Club he organized a trip for the club to Drift- wood Shores, RIGHT: I have a fine second hand chisel I'll sell you for. . . BELOW: Nlr. Johnson doesn't seem to mind helping ladies in the shop, at least not Diane Attleberger.
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ACTION FAR RIGHT: Leading the pep band in a rendition of Superstar at the Monroe football game is Mr. Morris, music director. RIGHT: Mr. Ed Landauer, the new math teacher, spends his favorite pastime competing unattached in a high school cross country meet. BE LOW: Miss Frichtlusesa most unusual method of explaining the process of bookkeep- ing to Bev Vaughn. ' A1 I 5' QS -fi Q id I 0' 00 M i Y' r X O ,------ 0. , T f
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