Vestal High School - Den Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEES CURRICULUM STUDY STEERING COMMITTEE This committee is composed of two sectionsg first, staff members who are chair- men of faculty study groups and their administrative advisorsg second, citizens in the community who are chairmen of lay study groups working in conjunction with the fac ulty. This committee works with the Assistant Supervising Principal in planning work shops, curriculum meetings and progress reports. sng 'Q-.sw LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Myers, G. Shary, G. Hartman. SEATED: W. Puchtler. STUDENTS PARTICIPA TLNG IN CURRICULUM STUDY Often questions arise in our curriculum study which can best be answered by stu- dents. When this happens, the Student Congress appoints a committee of students who present their problems and recommendations much as the other study groups might do. When their project is completed, the committee is dissolved. I6

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EXECUTIVE OFFICE WORKERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Donlon, Mrs. Moulton. BOARD-SECRETARY SCHOOL-ACCOUNTANT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Agnes Potts, Secretary to the Boardg Mrs Louree Lorenson, School Account LEFT TO RIGHT: Mm. Homes, ant' Mrs. Toeller. ROW 2: Miss S. Griswold, Mrs. Mallard. . ' f 52,,:Z av 3 ' -f .QU W My in

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TEACHERS' COUNCIL Each semester, the faculty elects eight co-workersh to form a Teachers' Council. This Council meets monthly with the Assistant Supervising Principal at which time particular current problems of administration or instructions are discussed in an effort to solve them. Results ot Council meetings are distributed to the entire faculty for their information. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Worster, Mrs. D. Harder, Mrs. B. MacQueen, Miss C. Stahl, Mr. L. Gennett, Mr. E. Smith Asst. Principal, Mr. B. Fox. CURRICULUM STUDY AND REVISION Last year we worked on the objectives of our Junior -Senior High School. For the first time this year, our curriculum in undergoing a complete study which will be used as the basis for any needed revisions. Involved in the project are all teachers, curriculum coordinators, guidance personnel nel, administrators and many citizens of the community. The Supervising Principal is kept informed of curriculum study activities by the Assistant Supervising Principal to whom committees report. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gillard, Miss L. Gennett, Mrs. D. Roney, Mrs. L. MacLowery, Mrs. Perry, Mr. W. Walk er. ROW 2: Mr. C. Traphagen, Mr. Kurtzman, Mr. M. Piester, principal, Mr. C. Kearney, Mt. L. Bundy, Mr. R. Powell. 17