Lear School - Zephyr Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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1N MEMORIAM In recognition of the fact that the staff is a vital part of the school, we take pride in presenting these important members of our organization. The excellent academic background, experience and competency of each combine to account for the high caliber of the Lear School program. Mr. Richard E. Lear, M. Ed. 1919-1972 Mrs. Richard E. Lear, M. Ed. Assistant Principal Principal Miss S. Berzon Language Arts Mrs. E. Baxter Elementary Mathematics Science M r. I. Berns Mathematics Mrs. L. Ancona Second Grade Mr. G. Celestine Chauffeur Mrs. J. Breakstone Assistant Librarian M rs. C. Cramer Cafeteria M r. A. Bowman Maintainance M r. E. Frias Chauffeur M rs. D. Ferre French M r. M. Franck Chauffeur Mr. C. S. Ross, M. S. 1 1'7 M rs. 8. Black Maintainance Mrs. A. B. Davis Accounting Department Mrs. S. Goldenberg Kindergarten Hamilton First Grade Miss S. Alexander Journalism M r. E. Blanc Maintainance Coach R. Deete Physical Education Mr. J. Gow, Jr. Mathematics Harrington Social Studies M rs. B. Alperin Reading Mrs. G. Bond Maintainance Miss L. Dixon Jr. Kindergarten Aide Greenberg Physical Education Miss C. Hattesen Business Education

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CURRICULA: The academic areas covered on different levels include Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, Sciences, Developmental Reading; Foreign Languages and Study Skills. Creativity and Physical Development are encouraged throughout the school in Fine and Applied Arts, Dramatics, Speech, Debate, Music, Journalism; Athletics and Swimming. Such media as the Planetarium and Science Labs, Library, Computer Lab, Audio-Visual equipment, tape recordings, overhead projectors, and the reading laboratory enhance the learning programs. The Lear School philosophy is founded on a hrm commitment to promote the creative, intellectual growth of our students. This has been the framework with-in which our programs have been developed since our origin in 1934, The goals include an academic environment to encourage each student to further his capabilities, energies, and interests. Our objectives are to provide skills and factual knowledge; to stimulate creative thinking, ethical values and realistic seIf-confidence. Our aim is to help students to complete a continuous, meaningful, college-preparatory course, an important phase in attaining the satisfaction and success of the total individual.

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STMFF .Emmmasmmaum 1 Coach D. Jess Physical Education x km Mr. S. Karwell Chauffeur Mr. G. Loisel Marine Biology Soccer Coach Middle School Mrs. M. Lorrin Secretary Hicum Mrs. S. Maltz Third Grade Mr. L. Margulefsky Chauffeur mmmTEmmEE Miss C. Marx Language Arts Speech Athletic Director M r. T. Parker Science Art Mathematics M rs. P. Ortiz Maintainance M r. W. Messier Photography Mrs. E. Miller Science Mr. M. Mellion Boy's Basketball Coach Mr. J. Maseda Social Studies Middle School Coordinator QK Mrs. M. Pons Spanish Muss J. Relzes Elementary Mathematics M r. E. RoHe Maintainance M rs. R. Ross Accounting Department M rs. L. Salzer Library Resource Coordinator Mr. H. Saviet Social Studies Journalism Mr. R. Schaffner Mathematics Drama Yearbook Advisor gm Mrs. D. Slinn Chauffeur I V31 Kr M r. R. Scharlat Maintainance x Miss L. Miss A. Schollmeyer Schwartz Physical Educ. Elementary Aide Social Studies Language Arts Mrs. S. Short Music Mrs. B. Valene Language Arts Miss J. Mr. E. Williams Weisbrod Transportation Oche Coordinator Mrs. S. Weiner Kindergarten M r. C. Wagner Chauffeur