Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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N, .... an-'ff y ggi-i-.. s .ff -s - ,. QQ. XR Scientists Investigate The Science Department emphasized the development of understanding of scientific principles and processes and the ability to use these on a daily basis, enabling students to solve problems using rational thought processes. Chaired by Mr. Larry Steinmeyer, the department consisted of Mrs. Diana Stafford, Mr. Henry Jones, and a new member, Mr. Reginald Titmas. Students participated in the NASA space competition in February under the direction of Mr. Steinmeyer. Mr. Titmas enlivened his lab with his collection of snakes and other live specimens. At the Lower School, Mr. David William's instruction included a trip to Barrier Island Environmental Center for the sixth-grade in October. After my first cup of coffee, l'm ready for anything, explains Mr. Williams. Mr. Henry Jones Mrs. Diana Stafford Mr. Larry Steinmeyer Mr. Reginald Titmas Mr. David Williams Mr. Titmas gives his snake some tender loving care. Sciencej75

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74fMath Math dds Computers With the addition of two new computers, one at the Lower School and a second at the Upper School, students experienced additional instruction in computers. In order to increase proficiency, Mr. Michael Stafford, Mrs. Ginny Tate, and Mr. Charles Glennon took additional courses in computers at Greenville Technical College, Radio Shack, and Furman University. Faculty took a beginning computer course offered by Mr. Stafford afternoons after school in the fall. Headed by Mr. Stafford, Mrs. Susan McCann taught Middle School classes while Mr. Glennon taught advanced courses. The new staff member, Mrs. Jackie Rogers, taught both levels. Mrs. Nancy Baker instructed accounting. Completing the Math Department was Mrs. Ginny Tate of the Lower School. - Z... sy: 1:-5 - , ,Mc X NX Ik X ik, K' Mrs. Tate advises seemingly confused students. Mr. Charles Glennon Mrs. Susan McCann Mrs. Jackie Rogers Mr. Michael Stafford Mrs. Ginny Tate 'F f-r . i Mr. Stafford listens intently to a student's question Mrs. Rogers works diligently to keep up with her students.

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Historians Relive The History Department was under the direction of a new chairman this year, Mrs. Cathy Jones. Those on the staff included Mr. Montague Ball, Mr. Robin Byrd, Mr. Bill Chilton, Mr. Ronald Szumilas, and newcomer Mr. Reginald Titmas. Mr. Chilton chaperoned the seventh grade on their annual December trip to Williamsburg, Virginia. Expansion in the department allowed for an advanced placement course to be taught in Modern European History. Sixteen students mastered the course with the aid of new textbooks and Mr. Chilton's expertise. Also new and very helpful to the department as a whole was 5500.00 worth of long-awaited maps. The combined efforts of the History Department produced a memorable year for the students at CCES. 4 Mr. Chilton catches up on overdue assignments. Mr. Szumilas reviews for his next social studies class. Mr. Byrd programs a rigorous history course for the Juniors in '83. 76 f H istory