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department is chief concern of chairpersons.

In order to project a selective education, much planning, hard
work, and organizing is necessary. The chairpersons of each
respective department and subject have expended much of
their time during the summer, before and after school, and
during their own time in preparation for each course of study.
These department heads have had many decisions and prepara­
tions which had to be done, such as which perspectives should
be studied in each course, the budgets for the department's
materials and coordination of each of the programs offered.
The department's materials and coordination of each of the
programs offered. The department chairpersons are responsi­
ble for much of the planning, organization, and coordination
of each subject and course that is offered to the student body.
Although their coordinating work is virtually invisible to the
MRS. CONSTANCE WALKER . . . chairperson of special education. students, the end result has been greatly needed and appreciat­
ed.

EILEEN SCHEIN . . . chairperson of foreign language. MR. LEON N. DAVIDHEISER . . chairperson of
social studies.

MRS. BETTY ST. CLAIR MR. FREDRICK K. SLOPEY .. , chairperson of fine arts.
home economics.