McKinley Junior High School - McKinleyan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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BEI-L4lVIOR COUNSELORS Mrs. Pearl Roberts - All Ninth and Eighth grades and Seventh Grade Girls Mr. Ben Cimino-Seventh Grade Boys Since I have worked with the guidance office staff, I have come to realize how much McKinley really does for its students. Our guidance counselors, Mr. Scavullo and Mrs. Carlson,work very hard to help our students choose correct f courses and appropriate high schools. The dedication and interest of our counselors has helped us to find our goals. Nancy Lewis 9A1 There 's just one discouraging thing about the rules for success. They won 't work unless you do. kin 5 'Wow, let's get down to work! Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Cimino ikchairman Mr. Francis Scavullo and Mrs. Betty Carlson G UIDAN CE TEA CHERS Mr. Joseph Ash, Mr. Robert Babich, Mrs. Betty Carlson , Mrs. Maureen Cashman, Mr. Raymond Christian, Miss Paulette DeFina, Mr. Jerome Goldman, Mr. Sidney Held, Mr. Stanley Idein, Mrs. Rose Ligresti, Miss Mary Maresca, Mr. Jack Nahem, Mrs. Evelyn Nissen, Miss Anne Parrilli, Mrs. Faith Ptucha, Mrs. Thersa Rizzotti, Mrs. Phyllis Russo, Mr. Francis Scavullotf, Mrs. Ruth Spital, Miss Marilyn Tropper 31

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SCIENCE ck Mate Mrs. lldaureen Cashman Mr. Edward Checkett, Mr. Emanuel Colletti, Mrs. Christine Cronin, Miss Mary deBlasi04', Mr. Joseph Friscia, Mr. Jerome Goldman, Mr. Richard McLaughlin, Mr. Elliott Pinta Mr. Ludwig Bromberg Lab Technician 'Science carries as into zones of speculation where there is no habitable city for the mind of man. Robert Louis Stevenson This decade has been one of many advances made in the field of science. There have been numerous break-throughs in the areas of physics, medicine, and space exploration, bringing us in one giant leap to the threshold of the only remaining new frontier: Space. The fact that we have al- ready reached the moon proves the relevance of science in the modern world. Man's never ending quest for more knowledge about himself and his world finds many directions in this field of rising importance. We, at McKinley, are very fortunate in having such My Colletti and MY. Byombeyg in the excellent science instructors, and in having such a varied science lab. 30 course of studies from the 7th to the 9th grades. The history of science is science itself. Johann Van Goethe Donna Kennedy 9Hl 'Ts it soup yet? iffchairman Mrs. Cronin demonstrates to her class.

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To the Graduating Class of 1970: You are the first class of this new decade to graduate. But Junior High School is by no means the end of learning. It does not end in high school, college or graduate school. Learning is a. process that grows with us day after day. But more important, learning has to be shared. To com- municate your ideas with others is one of the prime lessons we hope you have learned at McKinley. Remember to respect and tolerate the opinions of others and share your knowing with them. This is a rare and treasured gift. Mildred Oakland P.T.A. President FIRST ROW: left to right - Mrs. B. Weinstein, Mrs. N. Saued, Mrs. M. Oakland, Mrs. D. Hedlund, Mrs. C. Alvarez . SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Haddad, Mrs. A. Logus, Mrs. M. DelC0re, M135 McBarron, Mrs. E. Kessler, Mrs. B. Peterson 32