Allen Stevenson School - Unicorn Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Latin with as much creativity as the language would allow. He dropped the eighth grade course in acceptance of the new mandatory sev- enth grade course. During his 15th year at A-S, Mr. Kellogg gave his ninth grade French course to Mr. Trevant. Mr. Kellogg, in his sixth year of acting as assistant headmaster of the Lower School, picked up fourth and fifth grade French. Mr. Kellogg also monitored Lower School lunch effectively. Mr. Nichols completed his eighth year at A-S, while continuing as Director of Admissions. Sev- enth graders were entranced by many a WWII slide in his notorious history course. Mr. Nichols also taught English to the sixth grade. The A-S News and Unicorn has another fine year under Mr. Nichols' supervision. He also coached Var- MRS. BOUNDS Third Grade my -A 'JL .W 16 ' wi MR. GAUGER Director of Music MRS. EBLI NG Second Grade MR. KERSEY Director of Athletics Math MR. EBLING 7 Fourth Grade

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D0 f'l-1043 Q 7215 Mr. Cole Headmaster R. COLE'S first year was one of much gen- eral activity and progress. His classes were meetings once a week with the eighth and ninth grades in which decision making and test taking were discussed. He led the school smoothly through the water pipe crisis and granted many extra curricular priviliges to the students. Among his many other good deeds were the in- troductions of typing courses for the upper school and a new lunch staff. All of the teachers and students at A-S are looking forward to Mr. Coles' second year in the hopes that it will be as successful and enjoyable as was his first. Mr. Suter returned for his tenth year, retaining his position of assistant headmaster of the Upper School. He also encountered a new fangled Latin system. Mr. Suter taught ninth and seventh grade Mr. Suter MR. KELLOGG Asst. Head Lower School French Asst. Head Upper School Latin MR. NICHOLS Director of Admissions History

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sity Hockey and introduced Varsity Lacrosse. Mr. Gauger has now taught music at A-S for 25 years! He directed a superb performance of H.M.S. Pinafore this year and also conducted the orchestra in several concerts. Among these were the Christmas, Greenvale, and final concerts. Mr. Kersey's second year as Athletic Director was very successful as he arranged many games with other schools for the boys. He also taught math to seventh grade students. Mr. Kersey sac- rificed many vacation days so that he could su- pervise Christmas and Saturday clubs. Ninth graders have now been writing history outlines for Mr. Pariseau for five years. Mr. Pa- riseau's cry of Attarri was famous in the Games club, which he supervised. He also taught ninth 'F 1 ' , , 'fag ' .. 1, . , .ig ns M Q. . ,xx D 0 . 3:25. ' fa 1 l MRS. FULLER First Grade MRS. FUSCO Third Grade MRS. FRANKER Third Grade MRS. HENSLEY Reading MR. HARLAN History