James Rodgers Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

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3:9 , 5 Even though Mrs. Casari has many duties she is always willing to give advice to any students. She takes a real interest in our problems. is so J I fi A smile this big must make a classroom a pleasant place to be. Mrs. Kadluroski's students find her an honest friend and a good teacher. -seg Our counselors always find time to talk with students, especially Mr. Suminslsi. Throughout the year he has helped guide us through all our problems. Friends Always Willing to Help ---,1 F-M 3,7777 . V i -ln-:I 5 -3 ' 5 rw A., ,- h , This is a man truly dedicated to his profession. As a teacher of the Special Education classes and sponsor of the Student Council he most certainly has his hands full. Working with the Special Education students is a job Miss Stafford finds interesting and rewarding. Her concerned counseling is something all her students appreciate.

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If you have any trouble with your books, Mrs. Lock- wood will be there to lend a hand. Her fine organiza- tion of the bookroom and counselors office make her a real asset to our school. I . I'J.Lb:r: Q, ., 35.55 t 1.1-X Efficiency is what describes the general office when headed by Mrs. Lingemann. Each day she solves dozens of problems as well as keep track of the students. Without the help of our custodians our school would not be what it is today. It's just amazing how messy the school is after classes and how clean it is the next morning. Mr. O'Neil, Mr. Peters, Mr. Munday and Mr. Mason keep things running during the day. The library proves helpful for study and reference work I under the watchful eyes of the librarian Miss Brown and her - li secretary Mrs. McMahon. At any time of the school day they are ready to help students find anything they need. V 1

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. , ill' 'if l ,.i:,.l,:a,31.:i. 4 9, Q Eg aye- Today the Classroom Tomorrow the World li U One can't help but find American historylyascinating when you have Mrs. Cairo for a teacher. hen leaving her class you are sure to know more about the world you live in. ' 'T t, Ifyau have ever been in Mr. Schoenfeld's history class then you know what a great history teacher he is. You learn more in one year in his class than you could in five years somewhere else. His classes are always filled with variety. There's never a dull moment in Mrs. Morgan's history class. Here she is in the middle of one of her captivating lessons. 7 5-1 For the past three years Mr. Robb has accompanied the ninth graders to Washington, D.C. on their annual class trip. He also teaches Social Studies and Indus- trial Arts. X 2 ...A I. It av 4 T ' -X rfiqlmiga , - 1 Axqflivf, f' A Discussing the main types of govemments in her Civics classes and explaining the geography of our world to her social studies classes are only two of the many topics covered in Mrs. Skrentnefs work day. 7