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Page 18 text:
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This year the Math Department has continued its policy of giving over a group of classes to two Harvard interns. The first semester is taken by Miss Leavell who will be replaced by Mr. Usiskin for the second semester. Mr. Moyle, as head of the Math Department, takes pride in the wide range of math courses being offered this year, which include a computer course and many fields of advanced math. Here Mr. Adzigian is 4 seen with his student teacher. These student P lo ttt Ne teachers stay for approximately three weeks. During their stay they observe classes led by the teacher they have been assigned to and later instruct their own classes. Mr. Adzigian ended his math teaching this February to become an Assistant Principal. 12
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Page 17 text:
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Sr. Barrera, recently arrived from Madrid and Venezuela, has been a great addition to the Spanish department. Striving to prove that, contrary to student opinion, Spanish is not a snap course, he has also proven it to be worth the effort. Mr. Noyes has been patiently listening to our fractured French for two years and continues to try to help in any way he can, even when there is no hope for us or the tongue we “speak.” Two fine teachers were lost to the Language Department during this year: Miss Leppanen temporarily, due to an arm fracture, and Mrs. Leake, who retired early this winter after three decades of service to Lexington. The learning process will go on, of course, but we will miss her. Miss Silverman and Mi Denalivan came to us this year as well-qualified additions to the French teaching staff. Mr. Denanyan has stepped into Mrs. Leake’s place and filled it as well as anyone could. the lingo 11
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Mr. Kesinger and Mr. LeBlanc are enjoying a chat over their lunch. Sometime between the hours of 11:00 and 12:31 most teachers can be seen dashing in and out of this room for a rushed lunch and then back to their classes. Mr. Schutt asks Mr. Koetke to explain some of the facts concerning his new computer course which has been added this year to the math curriculum. Time out between classes for a quick chat. Mr. Baker and Mr. Rourke chuckle, perhaps at the antics of some student below in the quadrangle. Mr. Buck and Colonel Head are caught sharing a light moment with the class. Mr. Buck is teaching an H-level senior course in calculus leading to advanced placement in college. 13
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