Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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BRO HOUSE Mr. Robert Michel, Mrs. Dottie McAskell, Nlr. Richard Batcheler, Mrs. Patricia Danielson -A The new face in Brown House this year is Housemaster. Mr. Robert Michel. Mr. Michel joined the staff as a science teacher, and for the past several years has served as Science Department Coordinator. He finds his new adminsitrative position enjoy- able and most challenging. A very prominent figure in B-House office is Mrs. McAskill. As secretary, she has the pleasure of greeting absentees and tardy students with the ever popular question. Where is your note? The students in Brown House are well represented by guidance coun- selors, Mr. Richard Batchelder and Mrs. Patricia Danielson. Both are constantly challenged and delighted by the academic achievements and vocational choices of their coun- selors.

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ALT HGUSE Mr. Philip Kendrick, Mr. George Taylor, Mr. Thomas Tanous, Ms. Kathy Wells 1 'Q .L X The Alt House office crew seems to be cut from the same superior mold which makes up the other House of- fices. Mr. Taylor, House-master, may have the rough exterior necessary to hand out the penalties, but underneath he softens some when he states that the true purpose of his job is to make stu- dents responsible enough to strike out on their own. Assisting Mr. Taylor is secretary, Kathy Wells, a 1979 graduate ofBeverly High School. The two guidance offices are well serviced by counselors Thomas Tanous and Philip Kendrick. Both enjoy working with students and add that it is a fine feeling when a former student comes back to tell them they've made it. S 2 i g. at '15 ff 3.1 E flu.

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ll BUCKLEY HUUSE Mrs. Ann Schack. Mrs. Rita Cashman. Mr. Demo Agganis. Mr. Stephen Sherriff Q. I9 xA ' X he -09, sz l . G-:sv I 54 J-l Z-A-.ni amz: Jw 4. x X0 Loyalty and dedication have helped Mrs. Ann Schack through another suc- cessful year as the first woman House- master at Beverly High School. Mrs. Schack commented that she enjoys her administrative position because of the spirited and cooperative attitude of most students. The Buckley House office is efficiently run by secretary Mrs. Rita Cashman. Her positive attitude toward students and their needs is warmly appreciated by the all. The guidance office in Buckley House is staffed by counselors, Mr. Demo Agganis and Mr. Stephen Sherriff, who are always willing to help students with academic problems, scheduling, and career planning. J' J 'i Y! .Hyun-.