Weymouth South High School - South Yearbook (Weymouth, MA)

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I BARBARA HALLE Teacher Aides DEBORAH HEMPHILL Data Processing Coordinator I EDWARD HEN LY Dep ' t. Head — Phy- sical Education I LOUISE HILL Dep ' t. Head — Business MARILYN HOFFMAN Guidance SALLY HOFFMAN English DEBORAH HOGAN Mathmatics RALPH JANNINO Physical Education I enjoy watching students transform during the three years from sophomore to senior. As sophomores, most students are uncertain, immature and lazy. But one can notice in almost everyone a certain potential, be it academic or social. In the junior year, the students are pretty much their own person, with many decisions about their future made. The majority of students have now become concerned, conscientious and loving people. Seeing this growth processes the most enjoyable part of teaching. D. Hogan I prefer to teach in an atmosphere of mutual respect. Where the students recognize their obligation to try to learn and yet, though work is to be done it can be accomplished in a friendly fashion. G.D. Johansson GEORGE JOHANSSON Mathmatics JOSEPH KELLY Guidance ART M NANCY KELLEY Business 22

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The one lesson I hope to teach (through the earth sciences) is that young people can learn, to make important decisions for themselves through their greatest power — the power of choice -- only if they can recognize the tremendous amount of falsitie and mis-information floating freely all about them like fog. Important decisions can better be made by only using carefully gathered and properly organized facts. The long ranged programs that young people get into are often influenced bv well meaning but in- correct friends or even misinformed family, and of course, we idealistes teachers! Science and history shows us that the common way many times is not the smart way and that the correct idea usually stands alone at the beginning and takes much initial abuse. RESEARCH CAREFULLY BEFORE MAKENG IMPORTANT DECISIONS! ! D. Gage The one lesson I hope to teach my students is that a little work throughout the year will do you more good than the big cram at at the end. j,D. Guy I JOHN FLEMING Science EDMUND FORTIER English FRANCIS GAUGHAN Language Reading Specialist JOHN GHIORSE Head Science Dep ' t JAMES GILLESPIE Work Study 1 LINDA GLOVER Foreign Language JOANNE GOYETTE Business FRANCIS GUNVILLE Guidance J. DOUGLAS GUY Foreign Language

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At South High, I would change the scheduleing of periods + put them on a rotating basis, so that 7th period on Monday would be 1st period on Tuesday. I think this adds variety to the week + also test could be scheduled in the morning. One period a month should be allowed for club activities, so that clubs would not have to compete with after school sports. E. Murray In addition to teaching my students the importance of communicating with peoples from other cultures and having an inter- national awareness, I hope to share with them the importance of having an awareness of the spiritual side of life and an apprecia- tion of their Creator ' s constant care. G. MacSwan DAVID LYBARGER Industrial Arts I ROBERT MAC DONALD Industrial Arts ■ JULIE MAC KINNON IVIMV ( 1I 1IM S 111 Adjustment Counselor GAIL MAC SWAN Foreign Language ROSEMARY MADDEN Switchboard Operator MICHAEL MAR CINKUS Science WAYNE MASTERS Social Studies ROBERT MC CARTHY English 23