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

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E When you come out ofMr. Deckert's class you are sure of every- thing he has taught you. He teaches his math in a very interesting and effective way. Mr. Deckert also serves Rodgers as a coach. 4 '1P-15, Math class can be the most boring place to be. But not if you have Miss Sabat as a teach- er. She explains math in such a way that you can't help but compre- hend. 8 , 3' .. sr: ' ,Wu U 1.-W-rf' ' . , ,gf , 3 .- ' , ' '- . .,-. ..,... e ' -. ' 'J , ,-.e- gf' w, 1 - , . A ,1 3 gk f 0. .i Q 4 'QW pf'-Q -nm. 3 1' M - 1' 1 NA .11-n .a....-' ' v mill! .. - Mrs. Hills teaches her math in a very effective and promising way. If you have any questions about math, she's the one to ask. It A11 Adds Up sw! FQ Two and two has always added up to four, but nowadays you never know. Mr. Plough, head ofthe Math department, explains math in a very easy but a very challenging way. Mathematics can be fun ifyou are lucky enough to have Mrs. Honer for a teacher. New to Rodgers, many have found her methods of teaching math quite different from what we are used to.

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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

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,uf i h :rw .m --tw ,. Mrs. Kuznia's outstanding artistic ability and kind words are all ofthe assurance her students need to turn out fine projects in her class. 55 Mr. Dobrzycki has a nack for creativeness which helps all his students do the right thing in his class. His personality tops it off to make him an excellent Industrial Arts teacher. Mr. Schroeder's careful, professional instruction makes the shop both a safe and an interesting place to work. Do Your Own Thing .,.. , .:::. W1 M . ' . ,lie Few of us are gifted with artistic talent. Mr. Kuznia, head of the art department, guides those of us who are artistically inclined from water colors to scul ture durin the three ears art is o ered. P S Y E Wx I ttf Miss Czarnecki has many duties. In addition to teach- ing art in the elementary and junior high, she is head of the audio-visual department. ,1 '.m