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Social Studies As the World Turns r. John J. Grace
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Mr. John Grace's many years of
service to the La Salle community,
first as a student and now as one of the faculty's most unique personalities, were re-
Hanssen's blatant plagiarism). "I feel sorry for my daughters that the school isn't co-ed", he stated. When asked to reveal his true height, all he would say is 'Tm taller than Mr. Parisi."
warded as he took over the duties of Social
Brother Timothy Ahern, F.B.C.
Studies Department chairman this year "Yeah, but gimme more." ... Mr. Grace also continued his tradition of promptly marking tests, and speedily returning them, so his stu' dents know right where they stand ... "Okay, expand on that." ...
Brother Tim plays one of the most versatile roles at La salle. When the summer is over he comes back from the Brother's Residence in Ocean City, having the best tan on the fac· ulty. He plays a new role in the network by taking the job of Senior Class Moderator. When not teaching his Sophomore and Junior classes history, Western Civilization or American History, he moderates the Men of LaSalle In' tramurals and helps coach the baseball team.
Mr. Joseph A. Parisi This past year, Mr. Joseph Parisi's anchor
position changed from overseeing disipline and attendance. This veteran. in his tenth year teaching History and Psychology at La Salle, moved within the NEW NETWORK to the leading role of Athletic Director. Wonder if the baseball team will get new mantras ... or new uniforms?
Mr. Martin Jackson When you think of Mr. Martin Jackson. what comes to mind? A wise man. George Jetson, a great basketball coach. a great guy? Most of these things are true except for the fact that Mr. Jackson has stopped coaching bas· ketball. Energetic in and out of the classroom. Mr. Jackson knows when to have fun and when to get down to business.
Mr. Thomas Turner Known to many students as "T". Mr. Turn· er provides a part of the positive attitude at La Salle which he enjoys so much himself. The students are the best part of La Salle, he says, and there are no drawbacks (besides Mr.
M.r. Joseph J. Colistra Feared and at the same time respected, Mr. Colistra is an important member of the social studies department. Students sit in awe in his history and economics classes as his com· manding presence tries to instill knowledge upon them. Generous uses of physical threats. well maybe just a few, and the word "Nah!". drive students to realize their potential.
Mr. Gerald Miller. Jr. In all of his classes, Mr. Miller expects a great deal. By encouraging discussion in class, his students learn to interact with one another and to discover their own answers to prob· lems and issues of the day. They develop their reasoning while acquiring the knowledge and appreciation of history. Mr. Miller's interac· tion with his students and with the faculty make the "New Network" at LaSalle the best it can be.
Mr. Turner: Freshmen and Sophomore
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