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

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Mr. Pariseau is still the backbone of the Upper School Math Department. He began a computer course for the advanced section of Eighth math. He taught Math and History to the Ninth Grade. He headed the Computer Program and was Faculty Advisor to the Student Council. He was the Master of Ceremonies at the Fourth Annual Acedemic Bowl fin which the B-team wonj. He also had a Ninth Grade Homeroom. Mrs. Rittenburg, alias Aunt Ritty , was last seen in, yes, believe it or not, a Library and not the old Study Hall. Aunt Ritty is still trying to adjust to her new found joy. Mr. Cole in his transition period, gave Mrs. Rittenburg her wish. Miss Round is the other half of the Second Grade team. Having just completed her second year, she has already proven herself as one of the backbones of the primary grades. Miss Russo still teaches reading, but now prima- rily to the Lower Schoolers. With the arrival of Mr. O , Miss Russo has been able to focus on the Lower School Reading Program. Miss Rowan replaced Mrs. Seggerman as the First Grade teacher in mid-term. She is just as capable of handling the responsibility. She handled it very well, considering she was not familiar with the boys and they were not accustomed to her. Mrs. Seggerman was also a very experienced teacher who took over the other vacated first grade position, which she unfortunately had to leave also due to unknown circumstances. Mrs. Seggerman replaced Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Seggerman graduated from Bryn Mawr College with a Masters degree. Mr. Schroeter has taught English to the same class for three years, it must be very frustrating to see the same faces every year. He manages. Mr. Schroeter has been an avid director for many the stage pro- MR. PARISEAU MR. ORZECHOWSKI English Enrichment Mathmatics MRS. RITTEN BERG Librarian Mathmatics, History Computer Student Council Advisor 12 s.

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MRS. KRASA Housemother MRS. LANDIS Admissions lno relation to Mr. Landisj 1: 5 555 ' . sqg3lfg5':., 1:55 . ' r ' -2255 ...rf Z 'ET jf i f ' Eiffii 5 Mn. Mfvmookrr f Shop MR. LANDIS English, History Dramatics, Diplomacy Clubs Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball 1 s xxgi-A ' Mr. Landis is still kicking out on the gridiron and the baseball diamond. He still teaches English and History and will hopefully do so for years to come. He has been the backbone of the Varsity football and Baseball teams coaching staffs for many years. This year he directed, with much success, the Ninth Grade plays by O. Henry, Doyle, Chekov. . This past year produced a very effective remedial program, headed by Mr. Orzechowski. This is a remedial program and a basis for learning many new skills. The program is for the benefit of any Upper Schooler. Mr. Meyendorff replaced Mr. Sandifur as Shop teacher, he is quite cramped for space but is making do with what he has got. 11

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wr' X . MISS ROUND Second Grade f ft ff!! MRS. ROWAN First Grade MISS RUSSO Reading MR. SCHROETER English Drama, Backstage Clubs I I G MRS. SCHRADE Music ductions and assemblies for three years, and hope- fully will continue to do so. Mr. Terrill is the other stalwart of the Fourth Grade. With his consistent concern for all his pupils it is necessary to camp-out in the faculty room on many a weekend. Mr. Tobolsky is learning the hard way after his first year at Allen-Stevenson. His little charges that resembled demons gave him a run for his money. Nonetheless he handled it with the epitome of Princeton style. He coached Varsity Soccer to its first winning season ever, and also helped Mr. Wo- jochiechowski coach 1-V Basketball. Mr. Webb is continuing with his brilliant Science program into next year, and hopefully many years after. This year it included Biology and Physics. He coached wrestling with Mr. julian. Mr. Wojochiechowski took Mr. Nichols' place as Offensive Coordinator on the Varsity Football team, and in the classroom as Seventh Grade History teacher. 'lj