Berne Knox Central Schools - Memoir Yearbook (Berne, NY)

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W Eaton It can be said that Mr Foley has the most unique curriculum going His Human Relations people are always asking the strangest questions of faculty and students, and measuring off the craziest things! Being the other half of the Amerlish team, he has been known to do a ram dance in his backyard in order to prevent the next day s class from going on a field trip to the abandoned dumps. Mr Eaton teaches Afro-Asian studies and Current Events this year Aside from his teaching, he has been involved with the 1 crosscountry team at our school for many years. Mr Kimball, however theatrical, imbeds in the minds of his students the many important ramifications of European history. His room is filled with all sorts of objects from the past, and enable him to become anyone from a Viking to a Super Bishop!! 2S

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H Wilson Mr Wilson intrigues our 7th graders with world history which graduates into 8th grade American history. This year 8th grade Social Studies is taught by Mr Ecker. Mr Wilson, Mr Eaton, and Mr. Brezinski (not shown). Also new to the history department is Mr Troy who instructs one class of 11th hrade history.

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Mrs Methe helping one of her many students You're handing in an assignment on time-5? M Drake BUSINESS M Baggetta Mrs. Methe is always willing to help students get on their feet in the amazing world of the office.'' In the classroom, she creates a stimulating atmosphere by making up bulletin boards showing the competitiveness of typing. Other than teaching, she is involved with business club along with Mrs. Drake Mrs. Drake is back this year after a maternity leave While she was gone over the year, besides enjoying her new baby— she was hard at work helping to write up a new curriculum to improve the effectiveness of our business courses Mr Baggetta with his fun-loving attitude makes his business courses almost painless After his morning coffee with Mrs. Bunzey and friends, he is capable of seemingly impossible feats- such as teaching Business Arithmetic to cranky kids first period.