David Anderson High School - Olympian Yearbook (Lisbon, OH)

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USBOtff Honor Roll David Anderson LISBON — Following are honor stu- dents for the first grading period at Da- vid Anderson High School. Students receive academic recogni- tion by being placed on the Principal's Honor Roll, a 3.5 grade point average and no letter grade less than B In any class; or the Merit Roll, which is to at least a 3.0 average and no “» n one “C In any —• « who °n a i: Jeff Auke I ” 3 ' flk UJC Juniors- Maronf RarfK Ilm rnLa Lisbon community leaders go back to the classroom for a day Seniors Fitch, Bretts HUlyer, Brad Usko!T«. Newell, Suzanne Oshaben. Juniors: Jim Bates. Derek Brown . Joe Cross . Barb FredregUl . Becky French , Jonathan Gallo. Lisa Gard- ner . Stephanie Garrison, Ralph Har- rington , Harvey Householder. Sophomores: Michelle Hofer, Kris- ten Taylor, William Toland. Freshmen: Jennifer Meek. Completing the Principals Honor I Roll were: H ; Seniors: Mike Andric, Kathy Baker, , Cindy Bariholow . Bob Clark , Mike a . ewis . Crystal Stanley . Alexis Truz- tit. Raymond Yoder. 2 Juniora Maroni Rarth Ilm PaU Editor Joy thoughts 1” day In 'totobooK By CATHIE SHCX)P Journal Staff Writer LISBON — The Rev. John Owen was teaching first graders about the number nine yesterday while councilman Eugene Gallo, a probation officer, drilled third graders on addition problems with the use of flash cards. The two were among 19 commu- nity leaders who volunteered to go Back to School” yesterday In a special event planned by the Lis- v bon Education Association the support of the district’s - «atratWn and board. Joy Thwart Many of the Inst • u»», wuw «»ught In first .lay tried to remt -«ey grade classes of Louise Bariholow .felt when they were of the and Charlotte Got the rg at McKln- chUdren they taught. ley School, said, “It’s been a long Gallo, who was In Kelly Ham- time since I was In the first grade, V w-nt to tot more i today . ” He {, for exam- an have so ■nlng about member the level of a first grad er.” Owen A 'S