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MR. G. BERTSCH MR. S. SCHULMAN MRS. I. BLOUNT MRS. J. COLEMAN MISS E. M. CROSBY MISS M. HERSCHAK MRS. M. JOHNSON MRS. S. JOHNSON MRS. G. KOCAB MRS. E. MITCHELL MR. D. MONACO 24
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MR. D. DEMMING MR. J. GOODMAN MR. M. LEDERER The four new courses added 10 the Social Studies Department are consumer economics, urban affairs, world religions, and geography. The department tried a new method of teaching, mini courses. The course subjects alternated every nine weeks. Also an American Field Service enables a foreign student and American student to exchange life styles for six months. The world religions classes visited places of religious worship such as the Park Synagogue, the Greater Friendship Baptist Church and St. Malachai Catholic Church. The an and architecture classes visited the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the consumer economics classes examined, weighed, and compared the contents and lablcs of canned peaches. Social studies continues to update its curriculum to be relevant to the lives and needs of Adams' students. No photo available MISS S. WHITE MR. K. MINOR MR. B. SILVEY MR. J. SOUANYK MISS G. STARLING MR. L. OLSON MR. G. RAWLINSON
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English Department Opens Reading Lab To improve the basic reading skills of John Adams students is the goal of the English Department for the 1975 school year. says Mr. S. Schulman. head of the English Department. To achieve this goal, a new project has been added - The Reading Lab. In this lab, students from various English classes spend at least six weeks learning vocabulary, spelling, and other basic skills of reading. The English Department has benefited from the fact that John Adams has been named a Title One school. On this program they took a field trip to the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival to see the pl y A Comedy of Errors. A trip to the Cleveland Playhouse was also arranged. In addition to the Reading Lab, five new teachers were added to tile department staff, giving us a total of 19 working together to improve our students reading and language ability. Photo’s Not Available: MR. H. SAXON, MISS M. BUZA, MRS. J. HORNING MRS. E. MOORE MRS. S. MOORE MRS. B. ROBERTS MISS R. WEISS
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