Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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FLIPPED OUT! Telling of her latest trip abroad, El- vira Romeri informsason Snyder, Jo Ann Giaconi , and Phil Chen about Spanish culture. STUDY AT THE LIBRARY. Recalling college days in the library, David Kaminskas does worksheets preparing teachers for a First Aid Ac- creditation test. IN DEPTH SCIENCE. Biology teach- V. er, Mary Ann Braus , learns how to bring life back through CPR Train- ing. Who knows, maybe Mrs. Braus will be able to begin work on Fran- kinstein? 34 Faculty PATCHED UP. After one of those grueling days with students, Ron Sokolnik is aided by Sheila Fafenrodt , who bandages those broken bones. Pla- IN DEPTH DESIGN. In a de- sign class, Doulglas Morgan explains the illusions possi- ble from pictures.olx- HOMEWORK AGAIN? What a sight! Four teachers, Ka- ren Stephens, Keith Ste- phens, Richard Babcock , and Bob Rule get back into the grind of homework while on the faculty retreat. E2 -A 1 1 P! n

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In The Spotlight kwa Mr Leavenworth is a true asset to the Chadwick community losing him IS like losing a close friend -Patrick Purifoy I don t remember not having him around. - Laura Probst A most memorable mo- ment for Mr. Leaven- worth was the day the new library learning center was named in his honor. We hope he will always treasure that honor just as Chadwick students will always treasure the li- brary. 36 Administration Administration Administration is defined as the manage- ment of an office or organization. The ad- ministration at Chadwick School, however, is unique unto itself. Not only does the admin- istration cause the school to run like clock- work, but each member of the administration makes an effort to be accessible and helpful to the students. Chadwick's administration is unique due to its combination of efficiency and compassion. HARD WORK. We've lost him, David! David Har- man and Jane Wildfang at a faculty CPR course. TOP GUN ADMINISTRATORS. David Harman, James Amberg, John Fiske, Donald Leavenworth. GRANDE DAME. Thinking of days g by, Audrey Christensen looks tow Chadwick's future.