John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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fi XQMMMMFJMW ' is-H3 rag! j VJ ,J Basic Skills Located a few blocks from the Main Build- ing, the Basic Skills and Training Center offers an alternative program for students who func- tion best in a more individualized learning environment. The Center is designed primarily for ninth and tenth graders, although juniors and se- niors do attend. While there, such students enjoy the benehts of small classes, flexible scheduling, and numerous out-of-class learning experiences. On the whole, program participants show a marked improvement in personal and academ- ic skills. The annex has a faculty of four and serves titty students. Mr. Frederick Watson, Director of Basic Skills Mr. Stephen Reese discusses business law with Cheryl Lassiter, Fred Baldino, George Enright, and Rosalie Sample. Seniors Sharleen Bryant, Alice Brisbois, Annette Quarles, Harry Trinkle, and Theresa Coakley return from their English class at the Main Building, Students may purchase their transportation tokens in the main office.

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Front Row: Gary Spencer, Darren Pryor, Yvonne Junius, Kimberly Young, Tanya Wynn, Cheryl Lassiter, and Victoria Williams. Second Row: Clifford Moultrie, Angela Plan- tone, Leonard Simmons, Michael Roberts, Frank Serno, Raymond Wagman, Sharleen Bryant, George Enright, and Rosalie Sample. Third Row: Mrs. Hatala, Brandon Bird, Ken- neth Washington, Tanya Noble, Damon Brick- le, David Johnson, Annette Quarles, John Thomas, Tracey Upshur, Mary Brogan, Mr. Reese, Alice Brisbois, Harry Trinkle, Theresa Coackley, Bruce Martin, Christopher Jung, Vincent Squillacioti, Mrs. Rossi, and Mr. Watson. Working together in small groups is both pleasant and productive, Mrs. Theresa Hatala, assistant coordinator, and Mrs. Joanne Rossi, teacher of language arts prepare to distribute breakfast snacks.

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Auto Annex The Bartram Auto Annex, a separate facility acya- cent to the Main Building, is primarily for qualified students who plan to pursue careers in the various areas of the automotive business. The shops are well-equipped with the latest in diagnostic apparatus and the best in tools. Students may take theory and practice in body and fender repair, service and main- tenance, and engine rebuilding and repair. Many graduates of the program are presently working for car dealers and auto repair shopsg some are in busi- ness for themselves. Auto Annex Staff: Mr. Richard Spina, body and fender, Mr. Wellington Saunders, tool room atten- dantg Mr. James Mauro, chassis shop, Mr. Sidney Dublisky, service shop. Mr. Mauro demonstrates the fine points of turning brake drums. James Warrington, Leonard Barksdale, and Kar- lius McCord sand a trunk before painting. Robert Nonemacker checks a piston rod in the engine shop. awww -1.4 xxxxxxxxx KXXXXXXXX ., f, ef, ,. 'fir t t