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

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MRS. MCCARTHY Nurse ,,.n-FY' MRS. MCQUADE Alumni 81 Admissions Sec. MRS. KRASA Housemother - in .. Mrs. Kese and Mrs. Ebling split the responsi- bilities of the second grade. Mrs. Kese has been at A-S for three years, and Mrs. Ebling for two. Mrs. Bounds returned for her 22nd year as an A-S third grade teacher. Mrs. Fraker's first year was very successful. Mrs. Hensley returned and in- structed many students in reading, and rid them of their reading problems. Mr. Ebling taught the fourth grade in language and took on the re- sponsibilities of Fire Marshal. 'The office was manned by a reliable staff this year. Mrs. McCarthy was the school nurse and late slip dispenser. Miss Baker held the office to- gether. Mrs. Katz became A-S's new financial secretary this year and worked diligently. Mrs. McQuade was again the Admissions and Alumni Secretary. gi ' .:3is- l MRS. RITTENBERG Librarian MRS. KATZ Financial Secretary

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9th GRADE STORY wmfl, lsgflfg T HIS year's ninth grade, the largest ever in school history, had nineteen members. De- spite the large number, this year's class worked together with great harmony, and also had a great diversity of personalities. Todd Antin was the class critic, denouncing anything and everything in which he could find fault. The brains of the class, Yoshi Shimada, Trey Reik, and Ascanio Piomelli, could usually be found preparing next week's homework. The more athletic of the class, including Tommy List, Dwight Davis, Phillip Lassalle, Peter delRio, and john OZ Osborn, took credit for many new games in which the class indulged during the longer moments of the day. Among the leaders of the class were, john Bicks, Peter Loeb, and Brian Margolis, who could Z1 GRADE 9-back row: Bicks, Antin, Dono- van, Salisbury, Loeb, Lassalle, middle row: B. Margolis, Piomelli, jay, Yazbek, Reik, D. Margolis, j. Selch, front row: Yuen, Shi- mada, delRio, Osborn, Dwight Davis, List. always be found doing something that had to be done. Among the more musical members of the class were David Yazbek, David Margolis, and jason Selch who participated in all dramatic and musical productions. One of the more imaginative members of the class was Tat Yuen, who could often be found reading a science-fiction novel. The class could always depend on Bozo Austin Salisbury or Steven Donovan for a good laugh during a dull moment. john jay, notoriously known for his sports games, could often be found playing Sl football. All in all, this year was a banner year for the ninth grade. Thanks Mr. P., it was fun.