Celina High School - Anilec Yearbook (Celina, OH)

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They Oil the Machinery Mr. Ron Holstein Mrs. Ida VanCamp In a school of our size, the principal can’t deal as intimately with the students as can the counselors, Mrs. Ida VanCamp and Mr. Ronald Holstein; they are always prepared to help students with their prob¬ lems or with questions concerning colleges, scholarships, and scholastic grants. So that our administration is not bogged down by details which must be attended to each day, it is assisted by the office staff, which consists of responsible students. The staff acts as the “long arm of the law,” often running all over the building to perform their various tasks. Row 1: Mrs. VanCamp, P. Adams, D. Wilson, B. Beckstedt, L. Slusser, B. Brandts, J. Sexton, Mrs. White, Mr. Holstein. Row 2: Mr. Brandon, D. Bath, E. Wenning, S. Frahm, J. Frahm, P. Piper, A. Nevergall. Row 3: J. Reist, K. Schweizer, J. Muther, D. Dumbauld, P. Fahncke, D. Luth, S. Mcllroy.

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School Board Sitting: Mr. Russell Laffin, Dr. Louis J. Finkelmeier, President; Mr. Don M. Purdy. Standing: Mr. Wilson Warrick, Mr. Robert Harbage. Our school board, composed of men in whom the com¬ munity has demonstrated trust and confidence by electing them to their posts, is the main policy-making body in the school system. These men, all well respected in Celina, have capably handled the situations which have arisen during the past year. It is due to their competence that our schools are run so efficiently, for the school board is the channel through which all important business must pass. We owe a debt of gratitude to these fine people. Miss Erma Evans has been invaluable in her position as clerk of the school board. Her efficiency and her dedica¬ tion to her work has made her one of the school’s most highly respected assistants. Miss Erma Evans 8

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The medium through which much of the world communicates is Ensf- o lish, and if we pay attention to these dedicated people, we know how broad the subject of English really is. It in¬ cludes grammar and usage, literature, mechanics, and even social graces. E n g 1 1 Mr. Wayne Ambrose —• Kent State University, Ashland College — B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University—M.Ecl.; General English III, Speech. s h Mrs. Dianne Caywood — B.S. in Education. Bowling Green State University; French I and II, Journalism, Ac. English I, French I, II. Mrs. Elizabeth McClure — Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin — B.A., Ad¬ ditional courses at Ohio North¬ ern: Ac. English III, IV. Miss Sharon Roberts — Ball State University — B.S. in Edu¬ cation, B.A, in English and Jour¬ nalism; General English I, Ac. English I. Miss Faith Faulkner — Lee’s Junior College — A.A., Eastern Kentucky University — A.B.; Ac. English I. II. General English II. Mrs. Jean Sisco — Bowling Green State University — Bach¬ elor of Science in Education: General English I, Ac. English I. Mrs. Louise Cain Halsey B.S. in Education. M.Ecl.. Miami University, Attended DePauw University, Ohio Northern Uni¬ versity; Ac. English II. General English II. Mrs. Myra Nolan — Indiana University — B.S. in Education; Ac. English I, Ac. English III. 10