Page Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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1. The Christmas holidays were the perfect occasion to hold a Learning Center Open House for all the staff members. Mrs. Mansfield relaxes socially with Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Uran. 2. Team- work helps get the job done faster. Pat Mrosz and Laura Marlow work well in the center. 3. Ninth graders often get research assign- ments. Marcia Oja and Lamya Kory make use of the Center's many research books. lv 1 a1,i.1.,-- l A2 v t-wig , . 1: 'ear-Tvzuuzv r. .

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Computations aifnssvivf :Sai ..- 1119 y 133: A1 2v 1. Homework assignments must be checked. Mr. Jadwin makes his way through his pile of paperwork. 2. Strangely enough the use of telephone directories involves math skills. The new eighth grade program utilizes many consumer tasks. Beth Eggar and Debbie Roznowski let their fingers do the walking. 3, Comprehensive math skills are tested yearly in the Iowa exams. Pat Coyle concentrates to compute the correct answer. 5 9' If sf s . ggi

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Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Bacon 1. The Learning Center is a good place to contemplate. Marlene Ricther does just that While doing a Social Studies work sheet. 2. Quiet conversation in a peaceful environment. 3. Overseeing the Center's smooth running is Mrs. Bea Goldman.