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I Mr. Leon E. Hamel Chemistry Mr. Charles R. Holbrook Biology Mr. William T. Cowing Science Dept. Chairman; Chemistry Quick, define magnetic flux in twenty five words or less! I thought bases were used in baseball, not chemistry. Broken test tubes? Sign the book, Roger. You’re actually taking physics? Watch out for those runaway carts with bricks on them! I won’t believe the image of that candle is behind the mirror until I see it! How come the crucible never breaks until after it’s been carefully weighed? What’s that smell? Rot- ten eggs in the biology lab? No, the chemistry class is burning sulphur without using the hoods. Mr. Winslow S. Russell, Jr. Physics; Science Club; Soccer Mrs. Margaret Simons Chemistry; Physics Mrs. Sandra M. Cortese Biology; N.H.S.; Bicycle Club Mr. Richard Howick Biology 16
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Mr. Richard J. Davis Mathematics Dept. Chairman; Mathematics Mrs. Marcia Krolikowski Mathematics Mr. Edmund J. Burke Mathematics Mathematics, as the hard working students will tell you, can be inspiring, highly motivating, but of- ten frustrating. “My, those are interesting curves, aren’t they!’’ “Did Pythagoras invent the hypote- nuse?” . . . The good thing about Math is that it’s a non-political issue. To understand geometry suc- cessfully, one must have a logical mind and know all the “angles” . . . Sines and cosines are either positive or negative . . . just remember A.S.T.C. and tomorrow’s homework assignment! Math is con- centric . . . errrr . . . confusing! Mr. Harold R. Farmer Mathematics; Math Team Miss Betty Ann Owings Mathematics Mrs. Paula Festa Mathematics; Math Team Mrs Marie A Bonello Mathematics MATHEMATICS Miss Barbara Benoit Mathematics 15
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BUSINESS Mrs. Margaret-Mary Johnston Business; Red Cross Club ‘‘Look at the copy, not at the keyboard. A blank keyboard won’t help you at all. Now, who has im- proved the most today? Good secretaries do not wear dungarees, young lady, nor do they chew gum. Coffee breaks are not meant to be stretched. Doesn’t anyone want to join the yearbook typing staff?” The business teachers are instrumental in pro- ducing efficient secretaries and minds who will go out and rule the business world. And even those who are interested with only learning to type for their personal use get an excellent background. Miss Barbara S. Johnson, Business; Yearbook Mr. Paul F. McCluskey, Business Mrs. Cynthia W. Denlinger Business; Yearbook Mr. Lloyd E. Smith Business Department Chairman i 17
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