Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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E 8.Etl1 Department heads assist principal in running ealtolm etficientl The department heads collectively act as the right hand of the principal. Since the primary purpose of Seaholm is to give the students a formal education, the department heads help the principal to co-ordinate the curriculum, in this way they aid in the maintenance of Seaholm's high academic standards and its national accreditation. Although the main responsibility ot the department heads is to help maintain the academic excellence of Seaholm, they have many other related jobs. They act as the link between the teachers and the Principal. They have the job of aiding new ln one of his many meetings with the department heads, Mr. Wagner dis- cusses the curriculum and problems of the school with a trusted cabinet , The l teachers in their adiustment to Seaholm. They must also familiarl ize themselves with the supply needs of their departments ang give requests to the principal. 3 The department heads must be well acquainted with tht goings-on within their departments. They must be able to give the principal any information he needs concerning their depart ment, they must study the curriculum in order to discover nev teaching aids and methods which will prove more effective ii providing a high level of education. They use their knowledgi in helping to prepare the budget. heads are Mr. Bedor, science, Mr. Conch, foreign languages, Mrs. Nagy, hom economicsg Mr. Richards, social studies, and Mr. Thumser, mathematics. mx: ' ,es K 1 sip... K aa 'U , is I I s it I 'Wt 3 1 s fl ,fl x ..., y K P, 0 ' if I its u N .s .N .w,,

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While performing one of his many jobs as a department head, Mr. Richards helps Mrs. Munro, a new teacher, Mr. Paul discusses a problem with Mr. Pierno, head of all the industrial arts classes for the system. Miss Campbell, English department head, has to make out evaluation reports on a score of teachers. Athletic director Frank Whitney posts the Seaholm sign at the regional basketball tournament. l Meta Aye rs Christina Bach ' K 'j g Y- . r Madeleine Baker ri.WqXfMif 3 5. .,.., Lxf,.,y as s l Wifi Marist. - I ,.,, . Margaret Banning Elizabeth Barber as S P i t L Richard Ba rdsley