American Academy - Evzone Yearbook (Athens, Greece)

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Science - (Experimentation and Ujiscoveri J General Science ... a peak into what will come . . . Biology , . . I ' ll never be able to dissect that . . . I can ' t even bear to look at it! ... I don ' t under- stand why I can ' t get chemistry, Mrs. Allsebrook . . . balancing equations . . . Be careful with those balances! . . . Now open your books . . . Physics experiments in the hall . . . Mrs. Kotsonas watches students proving the laws of physics. Miss Terpsidou and Miss Betts help inquiring biology students Mr. Dorris, biology t eacher, poses questions to his class. Smiling Mrs. Allsebrook per- forms experiments for chem- istry class. 23

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1 1 1 at hem cities - decisis for eJLoaicat Jhinhii la Algebra and the beginning of many late nights over the books . « . Can you see that? pleads poor Mr. Arthur to his befuddled classes . . . I thought this was just going to be a TRIGONOMETRY class . . . I never thought we would be doing this!!! . . . Mr. Yeros — Geometry is the spice of life . . . Whatever happened to that gorgeous Miss Isoceles?? . . . Who would ever think that a 5 out of 25 would be a C!? ... But I studied, sir . . . My homework? My homework??? Oh, yes, the funniest thing happened to me on my way to ... ... Who ever heard of the whole back row getting the same grade on a test? ... I KNEW how to do that problem ... Mush brain! . . , UMMMMM-uh ... I don ' t understand . . . problem day on Friday warns Mrs. J Christakis. ' — m Mrs. Illitch and Mrs. Aravanis smile at antics of their Junior High students. Mr. Arthur making the best of it out in the huts and, as usual, keeping his Trig class in hysterics. Mrs. Christakis discusses graphs with her Algebra II class. Geometry teacher, Mr. Yeros, refuses to accept Miss Kundratis ' theories on excenter. . ' , ' ■ ' '

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J ocial J tuciieS - iv(cin Jliroiiqli the y r, aeS Discovering events in history which reveal patterns of the future . . . those dates . . . memorization . . „ aching to read . . Stavie ' s room hands and pages of lecture notes books those off- the -subject discussions in . . Great Books — a course in Life current events learning the workings of our government . . . Man is not civilized unless he has studied history. . . . Fine and Brown ... term papers . . . But I assigned that chapter three weeks ago! . . . When I was in Massachusetts . . . enthralling and revealing moments in Psychology Mr. Haskell preparing material for his psychology and American History classes. Mr. Stavroulakis, history and Great Books teacher during one of his many interesting discussions. tf«, Si«» Mr. Miller corrects papers be- fore his history class begins. History and government teacher, Mrs. Rous dur- ing senior trip to fleet. Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Demetral conduct current events discussions for junior high students. ' BSK!