Shenandoah Middle School - Triangle Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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PIIBZICATIONS' .SWIFF M0 Front row: Lynne Minor, Shelley Beer, Janet Prudence Seitlin, TRIANGLE Editor Shelley Lipson, Mr. Lawrence A. White, NEWSETTE Editor Gail Anderson, Betsy Chalfin, Linda Cook, Elizabeth Ostroff Back row: Janice Crawford, Nancy Berk, Judi Friedman, Edith Scott, Joe Wilkins, lvan Lopez Jim Cardell, Blanchie Castenada, Denise Dosal, Mirtha Martinez-Malo, Barbara Schwimmer

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DEDICATION You might think that teaching would be lust a ich. Mary Ellen Boyette proves otherwise. Twenty years ago, she came to Shenandoah as a mathematics teacher. Twenty-five hundred stu- dents later she is still one ofthe most progressive teachers at Shenandoah. She has taken extra courses in the new mathe- matics so that changes in education would not find her unprepared. For this kind of progressive dedication, we thank you, Mrs. Boyette, and hope that we are privileged to have you at Shenandoah for many more years. Florence Rimoldi is a warm, interesting, skillful, and well-traveled teacher. She knows how to capture the attention of her students and guide a discussion so that the students become engrossed. She doesn't limit herself to iust basic facts. Tales of her travels around the world are interspersed with lessons creating an interesting class. We represent eighteen years of Shenandoah students in expressing our gratitude and appreci- ation for the service you have rendered.

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QA Administration H. H. Plotts, Peter Kouchalakos, Mrs. Evelyn Collier, Mrs. Sara Palmer, Miss Martha Rose Sanders, Mrs. Jane Cox, Mrs. Marie Taylor, Mrs. Mary Chauncey, Miss Thelma Clyburn 60lDANL'E Miss Rebecca Conner, Miss Martha Rose Sanders, Mrs. Gertrude Wood, Mrs. Jane Doneli Mr. Charles Schwartz, Mr. Donald Koeval, Mrs. H. H. Plotts, Mr. Peter Kouchalakos, Mr. Ernest McCoy.