Westminster Academy - Optime Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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1. Left to Right: Mr. Harold Manely: Science: University ot Minnesota, B.S. and M.A. Mr. Edward Hopkins: Science Department Chairman: George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.: Florida Atlantic University. Mr. Gary Steenhoek: Science: Calvin College, B.A. Mrs. Dianne Garvin: Science: Florida Atlantic University, B.S. 2. Left to Right: Mr. Justo Escobar: Math: Florida Atlantic University, B.S. Mr. G. Thomas Fagley Jr. Math: Urinus College, B.S.: University of Delaware, M.Ed. Mrs. Loretta Boyett: Dir. of Instruction, Math Department Chairman: Central Florida Junior College, A.A.: Stetson University, B.A.: Florida Atlantic University, M.Ed. Mr. Mike Zazvrskey: Math: Cedarville College, l3.S. 3. This is the official Big Z league ball. 4. Mr. Escobar when is the last time you went on a diet? 5. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Mrs. Judy Zazvrskey: Physical Education: Cedarville College, B.A. Mrs. Carolyn Steenhoek: Physical Education: Ursinus College, B.S. Mr. LeRoy Schwab: Physical Education: Broward Community College, A.S.: Florida Atlantic University, B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Kenneth J. Key: Physical Education Department Chairman: Calvin College, A.B.: Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Joseph Austin: Physical Education: University of New Hampshire, B.S. 6. Mrs. Carolyn Vanderslice: Music Department Chairman: Old Dominion University, B.S. Mr. Tim Kunselman: Music: Florida State University, B.M.E. Mrs. Ginger Loomis: Music: Covenant College, B.M.E. gtctfti an I -A L I8 A . lllil-r y i 44 221 Y UI U-LG 3.

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The Business Department offered a large variety of courses. For those who lust wanted to learn to type, personal typing was offered. For the student interested in more advance courses there were advance typing courses, accounting, shorthand, and business law courses. Mrs, Coningsby provided the elementary student with an excellent art program and hours of fun. It was hard to keep the room clean while working on such neat projects such as drawing, painting, and making pottery. The Learning Resource Center was a first for the elementary. As director of the center Mrs. Martin worked with the teacher in finding material to help the student. Mrs, Martin's room combined kits, learning games and books to help with specific problems. She also worked with and held clinics for parents in the VIP program, Parents played a vital role helping in the classroom. The School reaped many benefits from this new CETIIEY, As Librarian, Mrs. Manely had a very busy schedule this year. Ordering and processing books took a great deal of time. She also worked with teachers in gathering audio visual material and books for the class room. Mrs. Manely, as all the students know, helped them find almost any book. Mrs. Manely was not left alone with this job, Mrs. Walls, the new assistant helped. The Radio Broadcasting class was the newest addition to Westminster Academy's classes. Students were taught the basics of radio broadcasting, rules, and regulations set fonh by the F.C.C. They also learned how to make daily program logs, proper breathing techniques, and how to use broadcasting equipment. The class also made their own program Christmas in the Air, Three ot the students had their own shows. Kevin Kalbach and Fiick Bieber's show was Jazz for You. Ron Brown along with Brian Vanderkode's show was The Main Element. The Home Economics Department provided courses that covered a field of subjects. Cooking nutritious appetizing meals was a practical skill offered to the student. Child care, sewing, and interior design added to make a complete program. ,ff 20 1 3 rg L in .atm tg-..,.., .4 I . . . W aww' -i M .N . 4 Galaxy Of Subjecfs 'W i . , 5 5, f y . V f ,Q - .iq ' 51, fi fs fn -uf . - cw -L .- t '- t of mi V q l A 's A 1. ' 93 .tw :sfsimf fi, gt. fzzrzzsss .. 1 X E R. its if i .V-V mined 5 1. Left to Right: John Corrigan. Mrs. Helen Maneley: Librarian, University of Minnesota, B.S. Miss Barbara LeGost: Home Economics, Belhaven College, B.S. Mrs. Eleanor Roias: Business, Florida Atlantic University, B.S., M.A. 2. Left: Mrs. Norma Martin: Director of Learning Resourcesg Kent State University, B.S., Florida Atlantic University, M.Ed. 3. Mrs. Betty Coningsby: Art.