Park Center High School - Pirate Yearbook (Brooklyn Park, MN)

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Special Ed tailors class programs (upper) Sue Korpi (lower) Charles Herman (upper) Mark Steinberg (lower) June Long Work undertaken in Special Education was set up entirely to meet the need of the students participating. Classrooms were arranged to provide a research facility to help students succeed in the academic skills. First, the program focused on the success and enjoyment of a student’s high school experience. Secondly, students learned skills needed after high school-job readiness and leisure-time activities. The success of the area is shared jointly by the students and teachers of the whole school. 24

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Computers, calulators aid Math Dept. From Business to Analysis, the Math Department brings out the idea that Mathematics is a universal language. This language, one of symbols and numbers, creates a bond among all Math students of the world. Addition and multiplication arc standards that everyone knows. This year, new calculators have been used in routine calculations, leaving the students more free time to experiment w ith the computers. 23 (upper I.) Brad Frost looks for help (upper r.) Tom Snatcr. I)cpt Chairman, elected Most Outstanding I ducator by Brooklyn Center Jaycccv (I.) Wayne Fisher proves his point.

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( I. to r.) Viola I-icrcck-Business Ed. Aid. Marjorie Wagner-English Aid. Dan Spoden. Study hall belied its name in 71-72. Conversation and card games predominated. Dan Spoden, assigned to study supervision undertook varied tasks js the need 3rose. Me sponscred of APS. helped with the Buccaneer Bash. Annie Get Your Gun , and on occasion stood in for administrators and teachers. Study Hall is of questionable value (upper I.) Dan Spoden (upper r.) Doug Bchman and Richard Johnson take a card break, (lower r.) Gail Fcriancek waits for next play, (lower I.) Class attention helps students complete assignments. 25