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Marjorie Mortis The Special Education course includes health, English, history, and math plus some regular occu- pational courses. Classes are held in room 146 behind the auditorium. LIBRARY The library houses our script books, and the librarians stand ever ready to help the cast research their parts. Be- sides the usual fiction and non-fiction, a whole case in the library is devoted to Shakespeare’s writings, another contains college catalogs, and the classroom in the back contains the colorful oversized books which are too large for the shelves in the main library room. Eleanore Doty, Janet Beam DRIVER EDUCATION Edwin Rapke, George Wynne, Richard Gifford Connie McConnell, Joan Guy 19 These men really keep “the show on the road” by teaching procedures of safe transportation for our cast. This half-year course, open to seniors and juniors at least 16 years old, provides not only classroom instruction, but also si- mulator training and actual behind-the- wheel experience in driving a car. SPECIAL EDUCATION Shirley Guy The school nurses help to keep our cast in good health. They administer first aid to the wounded, provide couches for the sick, and excuse those who are too ill to finish the day. Other special jobs in- clude helping with the sophomore physi- cals and the tuberculin test given to some seniors.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ruth Demers Sue Gardner The Physical Education Department keeps the cast in good shape for the play. Students participate quite vigorously in re- quired gym classes; optional intramurals and inter-school teams are offered. During the three years, girls are presented a variety of sports including archery, soccer, field hockey, golf, tennis, bas- ketball, volleyball, and gymnastics; the boys are offered football, handball, wrestling, track and field, and circuit training. rn ae MEN’S PHYS. ED. Donald Bruce, Don Simon Paul Gigliotti, William Coughlin
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GUIDANCE As press agents for the stars of our show, the guidance depart- ment makes college recommendations, files transcripts, encour- ages applicants, and plans schedules. After helping us decide what to do to get where we want to go, they also help to get us there. Paul Barlow, James Milewski Irwin Brown, Gwendolyn Mondrick, Fay Blum Luther Meekins, Jane Real
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