Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Through personal interviews the counselors get to know each student as an individual, an important factor in a school of Lakewood's size. Senior counselors Mr. Degyansky and Mrs. Baldridge Counselors have had three years to help their group prepare - - for the future. Since colle e and vocational uid- Provlde VG I UG ble GU 'dc' nce ance offices are vital to all Students, Mr. Ulricl? and Miss Spinneweber, who are also sophomore counselors, are always lousy. When Mr. Ulrich was promoted at mid-term to Coordinator of Pupil Services, Mr. Degyansky took over college guid- ance duties. Junior counseling is shared by Miss Latto and Miss Roeder, who also takes care of the selection of students in advanced placement. Ye! was W el tt ' CONFERENCES every Tuesday and Friday in the L-Room keep counselors up to date on ihe current problems of their students: Miss Marthella Spinneweher, Mrs, Betiy Baldridge, Miss Martha Lario, Miss Elizabeth Roeder, Mr. James Ulrich. and Mr. Eugene Degyansky Page 27

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MEETING with Dr. Kimball Howes for their weekly conference on various administrative matters are Mr. J. Clark West, Mr. Theodore Cunningham, Miss Agnes Cope, Mr, Miles Reiley, Mr. Anthony DiBiasio, Mr. Richard Beyer, and Miss Marthella Spinneweber Eight Tolckle Vdried Administration Problems Official duties compounded with extra responsi- bilities keep administrators busy. Assistant Principal Cunningham serves as dean of boys and summer school principal. Besides her post as Page 26 dean of girls, Miss Cope is closely concerned with PTA and Student Council. As vocational guidance and placement director, Miss Spinneweber arranges three Careers Day programs each year. Mr. Richard Beyer is the assistant principal in charge of instruction, and Mr. Reiley is adminis- trative assistant, handling data processing. In a new program of on the job trainingl' Mr. Lindsay and Mr. DiBiasio are administrative interns and Mr. West is attendance administrator.

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ENGLISH 7 students advertise to their classmates SL Joan, a play by George Bernard Shaw New Icleos Tcake Form At English Curriculum Meetings New things are happening in the English Department, and there seems to be more changes coming in the foreseeable future. Curriculum meetings have started the swing into new ideas. Sophomore, junior, and senior English instructors meet during different periods once a week. At these meetings, teachers discuss how their curri- culum can be improved and how the students' enthusiasm for English can be stimulated. Each teacher has the opportunity to comment on any phase which may be improved by corrections or additions. The English Department works to have the curriculum relevant to the needs and interests of students. Many more experiments will start in the future, which may involve group teaching and a much wider use of instructional materials. Frederick L. Saur Arthur W. Moore English-Chairman Speech and Drama BS Ashland BS Bowling .Green MA Ohio State BMA Indiana U arnstormers NDEA, Miami U, 1965 Page 28