Stow Monroe Falls High School - Stoanno Yearbook (Stow, OH)

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English Courses Inz'1fz'ate Semester Plans, MRS- POSTON MRS. MCBRIDE l i MRS. SCHLICHTING MISS JESKE MRS. HACKMAN MR. HEINL MRS. HUTCHISON MRS. JENSEN An entirely new approach was put into practice this year by both the Eng- lish and Social Studies departments. With Social Studies following the Eng- lish department's lead, courses were arranged in semester-long inquiry studies of specific facets of different areas. Courses offered in English ranged from Advanced Grammar to Drama to Mass Mediag the Social Studies de- partment came up with such offerings as Comparative World Religions, and Urban Studies. MRS. DANKS MRS. KAUFMAN English Department Head

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ut Secretaries Show Wh0's Who Stow Highis guidance. secretarial. custodial and kitchen staffs performed well under the fire of increasing ou-rcrowcliiig in 1970-71. The usual complaints were heard, the usual grievances aired - hut sonic-liow. no one cared to speculate on how well thc school would run without their constant cllorl to keep it going. l MRS. ANDREESEN MRS. TISDALE MRS. GERBER MRS. EAKER Principal's Office Principals Office Guidance Office Attendance Office John Sayers, Jim Coomes Elmer Kallstrom, Bob Carter, Bernard Kulich MAS'l'l,lllV' , M M aw' 1 lIXt,lllf Q .S H- .... Q-Ainifi' ' M LUNCHB3 ..t, The cafeteria line-up: Nancy Kopp, Debby Hirschbiel, Carolyn Cook, Bertha Neveado- mi, Mildred Kessler, Mary Thomas, Anne- lore Bowery, Joanne Barker, Mgr. MRS. GREENLEAF Study Hall Moniter

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octal Stuches nn., 5 fa MR. BLANK MR. COUGHLIN Social Studies Department Head A Follows Suit MR. COCHRUN MR. DAUGHERTY MR. HOFER MR. JESSIE MR. KANE MR. McELROY MR. POTTS MR. SONNHALTER MR. STAATS