Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

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IUDITH ANN WIEDERHOLD Windy.. Commercial Sweeter than the sweetest rose. Choir 2,45 Librarian 45 Yearbook 45 Prom Committee 35 Cheerleader 2,35 Student Council 1,35 Business Manager of Oper- etta 4. JOHN CLIFFORD WINTERMOYER John Agriculture He is friendly and full of fun, and a friend of everyone. Vice President of Agriculture 4. Taking the GATB test. Don 't get nervous, boys. PAUL HOWARD WITMER Joe Agriculture What's up, Doc? FFA 3, 4. ZANE BERNARD YOUNG Zane General The opportunity of mischief is found 100 times a day.

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Ufe wasihyfon Count? S7 U Eqecf The Washington County hrblic School System with the support and assistance of the Radio-Electronics-Television Manufacturers Associa- tion and The Fund for The Advancement of Education is making a thorough study of the ways closed -circuit television may be used by a typical public school system as an integral part of the regular program f . o mstruction and is evaluating the effectiveness of the various methods that are developed. The project, which was begun September 1956, is under the direct supervision and control of the Washington County Board of Education and will be carried on over a period of five years, in the following important areas: 1. Direct instrucdon of pupils in the basic subject matter offering of the curriculum. 2. Supplemental motivation and enrichment of the program whenever feasible. 3. Extension of the in-service training program of teachers. 4. Interpretation of the school program to interested public groups. 5. Improvement in the quality of the school program. To achieve these purposes the program ls attempting to operate in typical school situations using the regular teachers and resources of the system. Adequate specialized and technical assistance is provided as needed for planning, producing and evaluating the work. As as- sumptions are made and new educational procedures developed and evaluated, safeguards are constantly considered to make sure that each child will have a good program of education. Emphasis is being placed on developing ways that closed-circuit television may be used under normal conditions. Careful records of what is done are being kept for restudy and evaluation. During the initial operation of the project the emphasis is on ex- ploration, try out, and development, to discover the most effective ways of using closed-circuit television. From these experiences it will be possible to study experimental areas where tests, measurements seem appropriate. The preliminary experi- and the details of research ments will, therefore, grow out of the developmental phases of the work although it will be possible to measure some aspects of the pro- gram from the very beginning. Theoretically, the developmental and experimental phases are intended to work together.