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Counselor Vince Lenz works on many things havin g to do with J
his students. Bein g able to do two things at once is an import ant I
qualit y at times. (S. Wandel) I ~
Math Teacher Paul Sanders bri ghten up hi s Algebra III -IV School Creates New Identity i
class . Using the new Algebra curriculum can be difficult. I
(C. Reade)

Changes Keep F acuity Going for Ten Years

-Marci Levine-
Teaching in a brand new four year high enough on an individual basis, due to the number
school ten years ago meant finding some kind of of students attending."
identity, a process that still continues today. History teacher Terry Eicher said that the
"It was an exciting time then because staff has grown apart; their common purpose has
school colors, a mascot, and names for the year- been dissolved over the past decade. He would
book and the newspaper had to be selected," said like to see the staff develop together as a whole
Journalism teacher Sheila Pedersen. within the next decade. Eicher would also like to
Being one of these first teachers, Science see fewer students per class, resulting in more
teacher Bill Schnase appreciated the change in individual attention.
technology. Math teacher Paul Sanders agreed. Many teachers have come and gone, but
"Throughout the years of existence, we have kept out of the 144 teachers this year, 54 have been here
ahead of the current changes though not well ten years.

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Konwinski, Maureen, Social Studies l
Jim Krueger - English, Literary Club, Designed by Jill Hoover I
Soph. Football, Fresh. Wrestling i
Ruth Larson, English I

Vince Lenz - Counselor
Stacy Longacre, Business, J. V.
Volleyball, Asst. Varsity Volleyball
Connie Luby, English

Faculty