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ro 0) Days of Fudge and Harmonicas! In a dark, dreary, desolate hall, the haunting strains of a lone harmonica fill the air. Is it the Pied Piper coming to save us from our drudgery? No, it’s Dr. Grantham trying to liven up a boring day! Yes, not only are our teachers experts in their respective fields, they are also in possession of extremely varied interests and personalities. So, often times our classes run the gamut of subjects, everything from the socio-economic implications of American imperialism to ancient kayaking trips and the best recipes for fudge. Of course, that is not to say that the average STA student will not receive a proper education, only that students here have the benefit of teachers who are willing to be themselves for us. It is this personal relationship that makes classes interesting and stimulates discussions which never fail to branch off in more directions than the human mind can comprehend. So, the next time you feel inclined to complain about your classes, your homework, or, heaven forbid, your teachers, imagine this: a teacher teaching straight from the book. A teacher actually following previously prepared lesson plans. A teacher who says nothing unless it is supposed to be written in your notes. Or, perhaps you’d rather not imagine these horrors! Perhaps you’d rather stick to remembering harmonica music and fudge! Top — Sr. Pat Clement flashes her award-winning smile for the photographer. Far left — A sincere moment with Mr. Steve Rellihan. Center — Mr. Mark Fudemberg waits for his tennis partner to finish teaching class. Above — Ms. Sue Matz starts off the morning right with a liter of her favorite coffee substi- tute.
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kY Shown left: Sue Pack observes her serve and looks forward to an- other game winning point. HV t Junior Varsity team, shown below: Seated: Jane Goodwin, Jeanna , — Schultz. First row: Amy Carson. Nicole Hawk, Lourdes Vallazza, Back row: Coach Ann Bode- Rodriguez. Andrea Mon- roe, Erika Jones. Top: , tw i Gina Manino fO yi Freshman team, shown above: Seated: Kathy Estradia, Coach Ann Bode-Rodriguez, Ivonne Robayo. Back row: Amy Johnson. Ann Guillot. Kelly Schnieders, Renee Neid, Stephanie Cooper, Karen Concannon, and Jenny Casconie.
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Above — Lifestyles class will have to wait while Ms. Mary Ann Hoecker poses for the photographer. Center right — Who me? asks Ms. Molly Reardon. Top — Ms. Ann Maschler prepares for her next presentation in Western Civilization. Above — Mr. Steve Knehans is carefully formulating his answer. ro
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