Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Tllaar f t Qt 'V A ' ' ' -1 7 ' . , .X ii. I A 1.-7, WN. .. , . ff . abt... ,. X J.. fi , if ,,. .. 5 I t , , ' ' f- ' -W.- 'ip I V.. . - ff- .V f . 0 ' tw 5 t 1: v' .. 4' f . ,- 1-,riff t 0 .. .11-- a..: W' ' ' 40594, 733. Paul A. Menin, University of Massachusetts - B.A., Social Studies 5-8, Freshmen Class Advisor, Cross Country Coach, judo Club Advisor, Driver Education Instructor, Slot Car Racing Advisor. Robert L. Michael, Oswego State College - B.S., Mohawk Valley Community College - A.A.S., Industrial Arts 7-12, Math lOccupa- tional Educationj 9-12, Science tOccupational Educationj 9-12. Mi- chael W. Ohlson, University of Massachusetts - B.S., Math 7-8, Varsity Basketball Coach, Massachusetts Coaches Association. Hol- ger D. Oleen, New York University - B.S., Math 11, Physics 11-12. Grace I. Pedersen, Pace College, Typing, Guidance Secretary. Iohn C. Peron, Hartwick College - B.A., French 9-11, Spanish 9-12. Suz- anne L. Pierce, Anna Maria College - B.A., Math 7-8, MTA, SBTA. David W. Pottle, North Adams State College - B.A., Guidance Counselor, Behavioral Science 12, MTA SBTA, Berkshire County Guidance Association. Lillian E. Preiss, Radcliffe College, North Adams State College - B.A., Guidance Counselor, German Club Advisor, SBTA, MTA, Berkshire County Guidance Association. Sherry P. Quick, Southern Connecticut State College - B.S.: Art 1- 8. Mark E. Raskind, University of Massachusetts - B.S., Math 9,11, 12. Barbara B. Rhoades, University of Massachusetts - B.S., Eng- lish 11,12, National Honor Society Advisor, SBTA, MTA, Faculty Advisory Committee. Emilie L. Rutledge, Connecticut College - B.A., Cornell University - M.A., Librarian, Faculty Advisory Committee, Berkshire Library Association, Massachusetts Library Association. Richard L. Rutledge, Boston University - A.A., A.B., M.A., Math tOccupational Educationl 9-12, Science tOccupational Educationj 9-12, English fOccupational Educationj 9-12, Social Studies tOccupational Educationj 9-12. Arthur D. Rutstein, Univer- sity of Vermont - B.A., Social Studies 9,11, MTA. Iessie G. Schoonmaker, Marietta College, Berkshire Community College, Physical Education tTeacher's Aidej, Basketball Cheerleading Advi- sor. Wayne Seavey, Boston University, University of Maine - B.S., Physical Education, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, SBTA, MTA. Welles H. Sellew, Ir., Colgate University, Building Structures 9-12, Occupational Orientation. james A. Shim- inski, Fitchburg State College - B.S., North Adams State College - M.Ed., Assistant Principal of Occupational Education 7-12, Massa- chusetts Secondary Principals Association, Berkshire County Indus- trial Arts Association, Massachusetts Industrial Arts Association. Edward L. Simanek, jr., Pennsylvania State University - B.S., M.Ed., Art 5-12, Senior Class Play Advisor. Robert Smith, Univer- sity of Massachusetts - B.A., Science 5-8, Seventh Grade Class Advisor, MTA, Steering Committee. Robert M. Stone Il, Dartmouth University - B.A., VVestfield State College, French 5-6, 9-12. Ianice L. Storti, Westfield State College - B.S., University of New Hamp- shire - M.S., English tOccupational Educationj 9-12, Junior Class Advisor. Albert 1. Trocchi, Bates College - B.A., North Adams State College - M.Ed., Math 12, State Athletic Committee, State Scholar- ship Committee, NASSP, MSSPA. Lea Stowe Vachon, Kings Col- lege - B.A., Boston University - M.S.S.S., School Adjustment Counselor, National Association of Social Workers, Academy of Certified Social Workers, Massachusetts Association of School Ad- justment Counselors. Brian M. Walsh, St. Francis - B.A., Language Arts 5-8, New England LaCrosse Offical Association. Myron M. Wartella, Mansfield State College - B.S., New England Conservato- ry of Music - M.M., Fine Arts 12, General Music 7-8, Music Theo- ry, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, SBTA, Steering Committee. 15

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facult Teachers Association Highlights - 1971-1972: The purpose of the Teachers Association is to pro- tect and develop the teaching-learning situation in the district. The association also holds the responsibility of insuring that teachers' wages, hours, and conditions of work are professional. The Teachers Association's efforts are directed toward creating and maintaining desirable teaching conditions for the teachers and ben- eficial learning conditions for the students of our school. The Teachers Association - has proposed the evolvement of our school dis- trict out of an obsolete functional format. - has recommended a developmental and remedi- al reading program in the senior high. - has requested large group study areas. - has recommended major curriculum revision of the college preparatory program. - provides an annual four year scholarship. - has opposed the hiring of non-certified teach- ers. - has social functions to enhance harmony among faculty members and assimilate new faculty members. THE 1971-1972 TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT .............. LEO D. ALVARES VICE PRESIDENT .......... J. WAYNE ELINE RECORDING SECRETARY ................ THOMAS A. CONSOLATI CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ......... SHEILAH S. CAMPBELL BUILDING REPRESENTATIVES ........... BERNARD J. FRYC MYRON M. WARTELLA W. ALLEN LAMPMAN DOROTHEA BURNETT SARAH MAHONEY 14 PAUL A. MENIN ROBERT L. MICHAEL MICHAEL W. OHLSON HOLGER D. OLEEN GRACE J. PEDERSEN JOHN C. PERON SUZANNE L. PIERCE DAVID W. POTTLE LILLIAN E. PREISS MARK E. RASKIND BARBARA B. RHODES EMILIE L. RUTLEDGE RICHARD L. RUTLEDGE ARTHUR D. RUTSTEIN IESSIE G. SCHOONMAKER WAYNE SEAVEY WELLES H. SELLEW JAMES A. SHIMINSKI EDWARD L. SIMANEK ROBERT SMITH

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