Celina High School - Anilec Yearbook (Celina, OH)

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Mr. Donald Benjamin -— Arizona State University, B.A. in Educa¬ tion; Advanced Algebra, Analysis, Calculus, Algebra I. Mr. Richard Stetler — Manches¬ ter College, B.S. in Education; Senior Math, Geometry, Ad¬ vanced Algebra, Junior Class Ad¬ visor. Mathematics, the science of num¬ bers and logic, is the course these men teach in various forms, from Algebra I to Calculus. For many, numbers have come alive and become vitally interesting through their work. M a t h Mr. Arthur Elam — Ball State University. B.S. in Education, Indiana University, M.S. in Edu¬ cation ; Physics, Geometry, Ad¬ vanced Science, Ticket Advisor. Mr. Lester Bowsher — Ohio Northern University, B.S. in Edu¬ cation, Ohio State University, Denison University, Ohio Wes¬ leyan, Ball State U., St. Francis College M.S.; Geometry, Algebra Mr. Donald Ritchie — Miami University, B.S. in Education; Algebra, General Math, Fresh¬ man Class Advisor. 16

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Mr. John Kunkler — Kent State University, B.S. in Secondary Education; American History A. Mr. Ronald Mendenhall — Ohio Northern University — B.S., Ball State University; American Gov¬ ernment, Economics, Senior Class Advisor. Covering many aspects of our life and history is the term “social studies”, and even in four years we can’t learn as much as is covered by this field, though our class instructors try to help us accomplish this feat. Starting as freshmen with civics and working through world and American history, we finally study the govern¬ ment and our nation’s economics in our Senior year. Mr. William White — Denison University—B.A., University of Cincinnati — M.A.; World His¬ tory A, Economics, American Government. Mr. Kenneth Fetters — Hunting- ton College, B.S. in Education; World History, American History. Mr. Glen Noble — Defiance Col¬ lege — B.S.; Civics, World History B. 15

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Mrs. Alice Hellwarth — Ohio State University, B.S. in Educa¬ tion; Spanish I, II, Speech. Speech Life at CSHS is a complicated one. Though we all participate in or make use of physical educa¬ tion, the library, or study halls, not everyone takes speech or journalism or drivers’ education. These courses are not just period fillers—they contain fundamen¬ tals which are valuable to us all. In fact, the variety of choices from which a student can pick his electives is one of the reasons Celina Senior is such a growing school. Study Hall Supervisor Mr. Dean White — Muskingom College — B.A.; Driver’s Educa¬ tion. Mr. Wayne Ambrose — Kent State University, Ashland College — B.S., Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity, M.A. in Education; Gen¬ eral English III, Speech. Mrs. Alberta Brandon — Study Hall Advisor. Drivers’ Ed. J Mrs. Dianne Caywood—Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Education; Journalism, French I, II, Ac. English I. m Library Physical Education Miss Carol Sheer -— Bowling Mr. Jerry Smith — Defiance Col- Green State University, Physical lege, Olivet Nazarene College, Education — B.S.; Girls’ Physical B.S. in Physical Education; Boys’ Education. Physical Education. Miss Linda Stauffer — Findlay Mrs. Iris Rodgers — Cincinnati College —- B.A., University of Bible Seminary - B.A.; Library Pittsburgh; School Librarian. Aid. 17