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

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Administrative Services 1-KN Much of the work of the administrative service de- partment is unseen. Their responsibilities range from library services to maintenance organiza- tion. They help the stu- dents become we11-round- ed people by encouraging them to participate in var- ious activities, and contri- bute to Chadwick's warm atmosphere. Left to Right, Back to Front: 3ill Garnett, Jeannie Kothe, Bob Sartorius, Jane Terry. SOME ON IN! Jane Terry invites students in for productive time at the library.

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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.

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1 I ,U fa :Q ' 12' fb Q55 1' CJ x 1 Affair New Teachers 6 Brenda Parker is the new sixth grade teacher who pre viously taught in an all girls school To solve the equation for a productive classroom the variables she encourages are eager students, parental support, and a relaxed atmo sphere Having our mom around is great, because we can visit her any time during the day, and she's always there when we need a friend to talk to Monique and Kala Parker K-3 teachers Homework Excuses Most Unbelievable: It got wrin- kled so I ironed it and it started on fire. - Susan Lindermayr Cgrade 65 Funniest: I was doing it at the breakfast table and spilled orange juice all over it. - Susan Linder- mayr Most Frequent: I did it but left it at home. - Mary Beeson fgrade 45, My dog ate it. - Mary Beeson, My computer didn't save it on the disk. - Brenda Parker Cgrade 63 Left to Right: Mary Ellen Wein, Lynn Lawlor, Prudence Sankey Left to Right: Morag Wise, Libby Liberman, Mary Ellen Wein Left to Right: Eleanor Brooks, Martha Modir-Faterni Left to Right: Marla Galloway, Patricia Romeri 38 K-6 Teachers JUST A PINCH. Making cranber- ry bread - Morag Wise and student.