Seven New Teachers Join HHS

Azelin Thompson, Reporter
October 3, 2016

New teacher, Mr. Brian Ferry, teaches Technical Applications, Keyboarding, Money Management, Sports and Entertainment Marketing, and College Bound Multimedia. Ferry is a huge Phillies fan; he named his dog Philly, and his four year old son is named after ex-Phillies second baseman, Chase Utley. He is also the head coach for the ninth grade football team at HHS. Ferry is excited to start his first year at HHS, and his goal is to continue improving as a teacher. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)

New teacher, Mr. Brian Ferry, teaches Technical Applications, Keyboarding, Money Management, Sports and Entertainment Marketing, and College Bound Multimedia. Ferry is a huge Phillies fan; he named his dog Philly, and his four year old son is named after ex-Phillies second baseman, Chase Utley. He is also the head coach for the ninth grade football team at HHS. Ferry is excited to start his first year at HHS, and his goal is to continue improving as a teacher. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
New Essentials of Reading and English teacher, Ms. Maria Mrozowski, describes herself as adventurous and once studied abroad for four months on a retired cruise ship called a “Floating University.” Mrozowski takes adult tap classes at McCann’s School of Dance, has run three marathons, and about ten half marathons. Mrozowski loves the student interaction she gets from being a teacher and wants to see all of her new students live up to their full potential. (Broadcaster/ Azelin Thompson)
New Essentials of Reading and English teacher, Ms. Maria Mrozowski, describes herself as adventurous and once studied abroad for four months on a retired cruise ship called a “Floating University.” Mrozowski takes adult tap classes at McCann’s School of Dance, has run three marathons, and about ten half marathons. Mrozowski loves the student interaction she gets from being a teacher and wants to see all of her new students live up to their full potential. (Broadcaster/ Azelin Thompson)
New teacher, Mr. Christopher Boggess, teaches English as Second Language and English. Boggess admitted that spending a semester at Oxford was the best thing he’s ever done. He loves movies and playing on his rec-volleyball team. Boggess describes himself as optimistic and is ready to jump into his first year at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
New teacher, Mr. Christopher Boggess, teaches English as Second Language and
English. Boggess admitted that spending a semester at Oxford was the best thing he’s ever done. He loves movies and playing on his rec-volleyball team. Boggess describes himself as optimistic and is ready to jump into his first year at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
Ms. Maxine Baaklini is the new Journalism, English, and Speech and Debate teacher. She used to participate in competitive figure skating and now enjoys doing yoga. Baaklini describes herself as considerate, and this summer she traveled to Thailand and enjoyed playing with tigers. Baaklini had fun experiencing student teaching at an all boys catholic school, and now has goals to stay optimistic during her first year at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
Ms. Maxine Baaklini is the new Journalism, English, and Speech and Debate teacher. She used to participate in competitive figure skating and now enjoys doing yoga. Baaklini describes herself as considerate, and this summer she traveled to Thailand and enjoyed playing with tigers. Baaklini had fun experiencing student teaching at an all boys catholic school, and now has goals to stay optimistic during her first year at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
New teacher for Spanish and English as a Second Language, Ms. Caitlin Parker, loves kids and lives for student breakthroughs. The most fun she’s ever had was when she traveled through Europe during her week off of school in Spain. Parker was raised vegetarian, and she doesn’t like it when people suggest she’d like meat if she tried it. She describes herself as calm and likes going to the gym. Parker once broke both ankles just by walking down the street, and can make a four leaf clover with her tongue. Parker’s goal for her first year at HHS is to help students act in authentic spanish situations. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
New teacher for Spanish and English as a Second Language, Ms. Caitlin Parker, loves kids and lives for student breakthroughs. The most fun she’s ever had was when she traveled through Europe during her week off of school in Spain. Parker was raised vegetarian, and she doesn’t like it when people suggest she’d like meat if she tried it. She describes herself as calm and likes going to the gym. Parker once broke both ankles just by walking down the street, and can make a four leaf clover with her tongue. Parker’s goal for her first year at HHS is to help students act in authentic spanish situations. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
New to HHS, Mr. Nicholas Stauffer, teaches Physics and believes that teaching keeps him young. He loves hunting, watching netflix, and riding four-wheelers. Stauffer calls himself outgoing, but hates when people don't look at the facts before forming an opinion. This summer, Stauffer got married and honeymooned in the Dominican Republic. For his first year at HHS, his goal is to build a rocket apparatus with his students. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)

New to HHS, Mr. Nicholas Stauffer, teaches Physics and believes that teaching keeps him young. He loves hunting, watching netflix, and riding four-wheelers. Stauffer calls himself outgoing, but hates when people don’t look at the facts before forming an opinion. This summer, Stauffer got married and honeymooned in the Dominican Republic. For his first year at HHS, his goal is to build a rocket apparatus with his students. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)
Mrs. Susan Barto is a long term substitute teacher for Mrs. Gustafson, who returns from maternity leave in January. She is teaching Geometry and Statistics while she’s here. Barto first started off as an engineer, but realized she needed more daily interaction, which is why she loves being a teacher. Barto has two cats; Archibald and Oreo, and owns three African Dwarf frogs. Doing anything outdoors from gardening to parasailing keeps her happy. Barto’s biggest pet peeve is when people are late, but in general she describes herself as a kind person and can’t wait to have a good time here at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)

Mrs. Susan Barto is a long term substitute teacher for Mrs. Gustafson, who returns from maternity leave in January. She is teaching Geometry and Statistics while she’s here. Barto first started off as an engineer, but realized she needed more daily interaction, which is why she loves being a teacher. Barto has two cats; Archibald and Oreo, and owns three African Dwarf frogs. Doing anything outdoors from gardening to parasailing keeps her happy. Barto’s biggest pet peeve is when people are late, but in general she describes herself as a kind person and can’t wait to have a good time here at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)