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Fulfilling?

ld erasers, no chalk, a lot of paper
O work, and hundreds of kids, does
this sound like something you would
be interested in?
Ralston’s teachers worked hard to
educate their students with a lot of
tests, reading assignments, and home­
work that was handed out during the
course of the year.
What did the teachers really get out
of doing this? Was it being able to sit in
the detention hall and watch all stu­
dents think of excuses to leave early
or was it because they were trying to
help the future lives of their students?

W riter’s cram p? Sandra Heater, the reading instructor,
goes over the work of some of her students.

Hide and s ee k ? Daryl Taylor goes through some storage
space looking for a bomb.
Having a ball. Dale Kinney and some of his first hour
psychology-sociology students show off their juggling talents.

Elaine Schmeling
Jan Selinger
Gene Seran
Margaret Siewerdsen
Ron Siske
Monte Smith
Jack Smits Wallace
Sommers
Tim Spencer
Daryl Taylor
Georgina
Thacker
Erik Torring
Earla Trigg
John Vacanti
Lynn Wells