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Students look forward with anticipation to June when they are free at last to roam the beaches. The administrative and teaching faculty on the other hand see the end of school as just another day in their busy work schedule. The administrative faculty, says Mr. Bill Ellwood, continues working throughout the vacation on the summer education pro- gram. There are Drivers Education classes to be organized as well as children to be registered for tennis and art classes. Mr. Lee Ellwood, guidance counselor, explains that the guidance office is up-to-their-necks in paper work. Reviewing policies, formu- lating schedules, and adding curriculum changes are just some of the tasks that must be accomplished before students return from their summer vacation. Guidance counselor, Ms. Greene adds that she takes courses and visits colleges to keep on top of the college scene. In the business office things are no less hectic. Mrs. Meyer, re- minds us that books don't magically appear in our lockers, some- one's got to buy them. Most of the work in the summer is purchas- ing for the up-coming year, she says. The teaching faculty on the other hand, has more free time during the summer. Although they do re-evaluate lessons and take courses, most of the faculty take supplementary jobs. Mr. Roecklein says, ”1 operate a landscaping business. Above right: Mr. Bums (District Super- intendent). Middle right: Mr. Ellwood helps a student (Assistant High School Principal). Immediate above: Mr. Brauner and two friends (Assistant Su- perintendent). Bottom right: Mrs. Meyer does some purchasing paper work. Immediate right: The Business office staff. Mrs. Beebe, Mr. Engle- hardt, and Mrs. Meyer. 8 - FACULTY
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Above left: Mrs. Haas and Mrs. Mitchell discuss secretarial work. Above right: Mrs. Terry helps a student with the library computer. Middle left: The Health Office Staff. Mrs. Kreshon (Attendance Clerk), Mrs. Bakowski (Nurse), Mrs. Dickerson (Nurse), Mrs. Siegel (Attendance Clerk). Middle left: The Secretarial Staff. Mrs. Lademann, Mrs. Haas, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Milazzo. Lower middle: Dr. Cardillo (Psychologist). Lower middle: The Guidance Staff. Mr. Ellwood, Mrs. Grattan (English, Student Council) Mr. Christy (Varsity tennis, JV Basketball, |H Tennis) Absent: Ms. Greene (Play, CAC). Immediate above: Mrs. Grattan helps ). Mitchell with his college decision. Immediate left: Mrs. Dickerson checks a student's hearing. FACULTY - 9
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