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CAFETERIA STAFF N. Vagenas, R. Stinson, P. Mecure, C. Harrison, A. Rose, T. Alves CUSTODIAL STAFF George Shoen, Tim Clifford Back Row; Jim Burke, George Shoen, Ed Durkee Front Row; Jim Marshall, Pierre Fitzgerald 24
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GAIL TURNER Hollins Coll. B.F.A. Art Years at H.H.S: 6 LARRY J. ZABIELSKI Plymouth State Col. B.S., M.Ed. Data Processing, Accounting Years at HHS: 5 DOROTHY GRIFFITH Secretary Years at HHS: 5 BETH MORAN Health Aide Years at HHS: 1 PETER WANDERLICH Bridgewater State Col. B.S.; Algebra I 1I, Geometry, Basic Math Years at HHS: 12 RUTH E. FARHAM Guidance Secretary Years at HHS: 17 ANN B. IRWIN R.N. B.S. School Nurse Years at HHS: 5 EILEEN ZELEK Principal’s Secretary Years at HHS: 6
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DATA PROCESSING SERVES TWO OBJECTIVES The school data processing system serves two pur¬ poses. First of all, as a course it introduces the world of computers to students. Under the instruction of Mr. Larry Zabielski they work with the processing cycle. Although the school’s equipment is a little out¬ dated it offers the basics needed to understand the system. The second purpose of the system is for the admin¬ istration department. It serves many purposes within the school. A number of punch cards are designated to each student. Whenever a list of students are needed for a certain purpose the cards are processed through the system by the class and completed in final form as report cards, state attendance records, address labels, records cards, and a variety of other student lists. MEDIA COURSE IN SECOND YEAR The Media course offers to students an overview of the history and development of film, radio, and tele¬ vision, and their effect on the American society. Dur¬ ing the course, students write, produce, and direct their own radio and TV programs. The students also get an opportunity to visit a local newspaper, radio station, and television station. They get a behind the scene look at programs actually being produced. The course enables students to get a better under¬ standing of how and why we communicate and the mass media in today’s society. AUDITORIUM MEETS NEW CODE After a decade of continual use the Harwich High School auditorium was found to be lacking ventilation equipment required by the new state fire codes. Out of use last year, repairs were finally completed just in time for the senior play production this year and is now in full use. 25
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