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

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Mr W So ei: Sequential, trigonometry, algebra. A man who love» hit jobl Mr». M. Holm calculus, baric math, sequential. No matter how I add up my figures. I always come up short I It is a special type of person that inspires students to pool their assets together and come up with a memorable gift. This is the case with Mr. Sossei’s onc-a-crasi 621X11 classes April Fool’s Day ’82. You can see the look of surprise on his face as the ZING-A-GRAM-MER came into his room unannounced. Since a picture is worth a thousand words, the sequence of photos should say it all. 25

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 Mr. D. Dennis: 7th grade Math Mr. J. Porter: 8th grade Math 24 WE ARE TWO CUTE FOR WORDS ... Sometimes it is hard for students to relate to the subjects they are being taught. You hear things like- Knowing the value of X isn’t going to help me! or We don’t get back fractions of money, so why bother with them at all?” A successful teacher makes things relevant. The students in computer learn how to manipulate numbers to their advantages while others take measurements and learn to survey the land in pre-algebra. They come to realize how very important numbers really are. Mrs. S. Dolgowich: Computer. T.A.G. Computers aren’t just for games anymore. .

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FRENCH Mrs. Danton truly exemplifies friendship. Many students, besides those in her scheduled classes, visit her throughout the day and enjoy sharing their free time with her. NO MORI FILMSTRIPS . . . WE WANT THE REAL THINGIII Mrs. Danton teaches French 1-4 and Spanish 1-4. (It's a good thing we don’t offer another language, or she’d really be busy!) KNEW SV'oula dovie. have SiptJTUSV my home LOOT SPANISH