Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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First things first--speech class learns to breathe. Full Curriculum Mr. Shives holds down first base during a student- faculty baseball game as Bruce Conant waits for action. MR. THOMAS MR. RICHARD MR. THOMAS -MRS. LOIS KAPLAN GAUNTNER HEDERSTROM HOFFART Social studies. General science. Algebra. Mathematics. 18

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Faculty id Inquiring Minds The students of Beachwood l-ligh are fortunate that their faculty is not one to limit its contact with the student body to the classroom. One often finds classrooms humming with activity long after school is dismissed. The time it takes for a student to grasp a certain point is not limited by the bell tolling the end of a class period. School to these teachers is more than a daily routineg it means getting to know the young people whose lives they directly influence. Students have become well acquainted with many of the teachers and their families at athletic events, dances, and other extracurricular activities. They realize what great pride their faculty takes in Beach- wood High when they observe their wives and children among those boosting Beachwood's teams. During the classroom hours, the instructors of Beachwood High provide for flexibility in individual progress. The inquiring mind is encouraged and given every possible opportunity to learn by discovery. The teachers are continually striving to challenge their pupils. As a result of all these things, l f Beachwood students feel toward their faculty a unique closeness , sig.--f-Z U I and appreciation. 'sst + iii s I if f .-rlwig. -A. , N ffglfsgly fm ,z ,ir l l MX- T g is JWN. Mr. I-lederstrom engages in an extracurricular activity. MR. WARREN EMERY Physical education. MISS DIANE DANKA MRS. AGNES DIETZ MR. ROBERT DOBER MR. PATRICK Biology. Librarian. World geography and DOWLING English. Latin and French. 17

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MISS JESSIE LOVANO IVLRS. SANDRA MRS. CATHERINE MISS SHARON MILLER Art. LERN ER MAJDIAK English. English and French. .rs , ks- K' Counselors Mrs. Dorothy Johns and Mr. Joseph Ruben prepare for a testing program. Meets Varied Needs Although a small school, Beachwood offers a full curriculum to fulfill the needs of its pupils. Three foreign languages, taught with the aid of a new language laboratory, and complete science and mathe- matics departments make it possible for students to advance as far as they wish in their chosen fields. Excellent English and social studies programs round out the academic curriculum and help to make it one of the finest in the area. Beachwood emphasizes college preparatory studies. There are two college preparatory courses offered, the regular course and the advanced courses. Students participating in the advanced program begin ac- celerating in the eighth grade so that by their senior year they are able to take courses for advanced placement in college. In addition to these, Beachwood also has fine music, art, and busi- ness departments. Music and art students have won much recognition in city-wide contests. Many of the student body take typing and shorthand from the business department in addition to their regular courses. 19 English and physic al education. MISS JUNE MILLS Spanish and English. NS :HOW MISS ROSE MARY PROSEN English, typing and shorthand. MR. ALLEN MDBERTS French. E