Copyright 1987 WPSD All rights reversed. housed elementary boys and adjusted the dormitory staffing pattern to prepare for the anticipated decreases in residential enrollment after June, 1984 and June, 1985. The Language Lab moved from the third floor of the Main Building into the Primary dormitory after renovations wore made. Joining the WPSD staff for the 1982-1983 school year were: Christy Baker, Linda Critchlow, Barbara Daye, Barry Fell, Wesley Hawkins, Sandy Kayner, Monica Moore, Kathleen Murphy, Sheree Peery, Philip Romito, Robert Wells, and Jane Ann Williams. Raymond Cornuet joined the school staff in March, 1983. Donna Groves assumed supervision of the Nursery School program at Aanarde, in addition to her position as Director of the Elementary School. Miss Groves has been a teacher at WPSD and a supervising teacher at the New Mexico School for the Deaf. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a master’s from the University of Mexico and has done postmaster’s work at the University of Southern California. Miss Groves replaced RosemaryBurke who retired at the close of 1981-1982 school year. At the end of September, 1982, Dr. Stewart Karn left WPSD to join the Pittsburgh law firm of Meyer, Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek, and Eck. Employed at WPSD since 1969, he was a vocational counselor, director of the vocational department, and legal consultant. Dr.Karn was replaced by Mark Camillo who had been a teacher and materials adapter. Rosemary Garrity, teacher since 1967 and later teacher for reading and language in the Upper School, duties of Administrative Assistant. Mrs. Garrity, who in Deaf Education from the University of Pittsburgh, is the “Partners in Reading” newsletter for parents.
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Susan Eberhardt was chosen to be the consulting teacher in the Elementary Department; Kersti Hammermeister became the Social Studies consulting teacher in the Upper School; Lois Davies was named the speech consulting teacher; and Carol Swift assumed the position of consulting teacher for the Vocational Department. Thomas McMullin was appointed Director of Vocational Department, replacing Mark Camillo who resigned to work for the Secret Service for the United States Treasury Department. Mr. McMullin, who continued to be the Director of the General Program, has been a member
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