Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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SETH W. WESTON B„ A. University of California at Los Angeles, 1960 Summer Courses at the Sorbonne in Paris, 1957 FRENCH Timmy, Mr. Weston, Briony, Mrs. Weston, Cole Mr. Weston is our very versatile French teacher. Aside from being a most popu lar member of the faculty, he directs our accomplished Junior Players, and coaches the tennis team. He is also an expert horseman and an indispensible addition to any caravan Mr. Weston is indubitably the funniest teacher we know and is always seen with a smile. RIDING PROGRAM John Mancini

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ALEXANDERK. FARRAND A. B. University of California, 1960 AMERICAN HISTORY ANCIENT HISTORY Alex, Nancy In this, his second year at Orme, Mr. Farrand, or Alex as he is sometimes called, has become even closer to our community. His talents are irreplaceable at campfires as well as in the classroom, and he also contributes to the riding and riflery programs. In his Ancient and American History classes Mr. Farrand is noted for his good humor and his long exams. In spite of those he is one of our most popular teachers. ARTHUR G. PETTIT A„ B. San Diego State College, 1961 M. A. San Diego State College, 1962 Central Oregon College, Summer 1962 SPANISH Art, Tina, Lynne Although this is Art's first year as a teacher here, he is anything but a newcomer to the community. He graduated with the class of 1955, and has worked here as a counsel- lor in summer camp. Art has been a great asset to Orme this year, and we all hope that he will continue with us. Among his many contributions and innovations are the Spanish Club, the track team, and even guitar lessons.

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ANN S. FINKE, R.N. Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio Graduate Courses University of Cincinnati RESIDENT NURSE Mike, Mrs. Finke Mrs. Finke, our capable nurse, is affectionately called Mother Finke by most of the students. Although this is only her second year here, Mrs. Finke has probably done enough work in her very demanding job for at least four. No matter how busy she is, she always has time for a smile and a kind word or two. We all sincerely hope that Mrs. Finke will not only be back next year, but for years and years to come. Jack and Lou