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

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MR. HOLDSWORTH Art fxli MR. LANDIS English MR. LARDNER English 81 Social Studies .X f . 4 7 an 1.' vfhhdyn-A A f : MRS. KESE Second Grade and eighth grade math. Mr. Pariseau also took on the responsibility of Student Council Advisor this year. He also coached the Varsity soccer squad. Mr. Pariseau's final achievement was the ex- cellent compatibility he struck into the largest ninth grade in A-S history. Mr. Landis completed his 16th year at A-S this year. He taught ninth, eighth, and seventh grade English. Mr. Landis also took on the responsi- bility of being Upper School Lunch Supervisor. Mr. Landis also coached Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Baseball. Mr. Harlan returned to teach sixth and eighth grade history. In between history classes, Mr. Harlan supervised many study hall and acted as Assistant Fire Marshall. Mr. Harlan Iivened up his history classes once a week with a current events .Og ,. 0. la, MISS LeMANCHEC French

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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

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MISS GREEN First Grade quiz. Mr. Lardner, in his third A-S year, taught the fifth grade English, historyfgeography, and mili- tary discipline. Mr. Lardner was the audio-visual supervisor this year, also coaching IV soccer and skating. The amazing Miss LeManchec has completed her eleventh year of teaching French at A-S. This year she taught second, third, fifth, and sixth grade French. Her many courses often required this devoted teacher to stay at school very late. Miss LeManchec expects to be taking a half-year sabbatical to France during the second semester. The upper school French department has been hectic. Mr. Trevant started the year, but was called back to Hatti. After a brief visit by Miss Mothervvay, Miss Denise took over Mr. Trevant's MR. PARISEAU Math 84 History 0 N- , MR. NIGOGHOSSIAN Science responsibilities. These included seventh, eighth, and ninth grade French. Unfortunately, Mr. Tre- vant was unable to return for the second semes- ter. Mr. Thacher taught fifth and sixth grade math this year, his second at A-S. He helped out at field by taking the intramural squad. He also governed the Business Club. Mr. Nigoghossian had a great second year at A-S. He taught the fifth and sixth grades many aspects of science. Mr. Nigoghossian has done very well in his efforts to reorganize and improve A-S lab facilities. He also helped Mr. Thacher with fall intramural. Mr. Schroeter taught eighth grade Latin and sixth and seventh grade English. He helped Mr. Pariseau with Varsity soccer in his first year. MR. SANDIFUR Shop