Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

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READING Uorkmg together, Mrs. Zccca and Mrs. Boucher strive to sharpen the reading skills of our students at MHS. They use the best tech- niques and careful guidance to help make the most of their students abilities. From left to right Mrs Boucher. Mrs. Zccca. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Magee and Mr. Hickey teach a variety of courses involving the use of machinery and woodworking techniques. Both have obtained Associate of Applied Science and Bachelor of Science degrees. In addition to his teaching obligations. Mr. Magee has been both the Ski Club and Riding Club advisors for several years. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs Maru and Mr. Stipano arc responsible for exposing our students to a variety of excit- ing and challenging sports. Both teach grades 9-12. and all high school students have en- joyed both Mrs. Maru’sand Mr. Stipano's en- thusiasm toward physical education. Left to right: Coach Stipano. Mrs. Maru 15

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ART MHS has added to the Art Department the expertise of Mr. Gibeau. who teaches art to pupils in grades seven and eight. Mr. Gibeau is also our yearbook advisor, extending his artis- tic ability to supervise the publication of this book. Mrs. Decker, our high school art teach- er. has enjoyed working with many talented students in her years of teaching, and contin- ues to guide our artists toward perfection. Pic- tured left to right. Mrs. Decker. Mr. Gibeau. MUSIC Miss Shicblcr. conductor of the MHS and Junior High bands, has once again sponsored many concerts and inspired crowds at our home football games this year. Mrs. Mastro- pictro. another new addition from the Middle School, teaches music for grades seven and eight. Left to right: Miss Shicblcr. Mrs. Mastropictro. HOME ECONOMICS Within the structure of Home Economics, sewing and cooking arc the basic courses of- fered. Both Miss Gardinicr and Mrs. Balda- saro teach seventh through twelfth grades, and say that they have seen an increased interest in the Home Economics field in the past year. Pictured left to right: Mrs. Baldasaro. Miss Gardinier. 14

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LIBRARY SERVICES Mrs. Feldman, our librarian, and newly re- turned Mrs. Canavan keep busy maintaining our library’s books for reading or research. The library also contains a computer which is open to student and faculty use. Pictured at right: seated. Mrs. Feldman, standing. Mrs Canavan. TRANSITION Transitional students seeking an educa- tional awareness go to Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. F.walt and Mrs. DeVito. This year, these classes arc taught in the portable class- rooms located outside of the 200 corridor. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Fwalt. Mrs. DeVito. Cafeteria Personnel from left to right: Yolande Gargano, Shirley Zurlo. Custodial Staff from left to right: Mary Fiorino, Joseph Urkcvich, Helen Rose. Marie Thomas, Dorothy Politis. Catherine Maciariello. Pa- Dominick Accctia. trice Toombs.