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

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Link with the Future regular English courses, but also provided a speech course and a special course in college preparatory English. The Language Department made possible French I, II, III, and IV, taught by Mrs. Sex- ton, and Latin, taught by Miss Cameron. American History and World History were instructed by Mr. Bucher and Miss Bennett. The social studies courses were instructed by Mr. Morgan. An annual luncheon is held for the purpose of acquainting the new teach- ing staff with the old. Mr. Ceremuga Biology Miss Armstrong Physical Education Miss Crihfield Speech English Mrs. Bieshelt English 15

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At the Nationwide Insurance assembly, Mr. Pike and Mr. Morgan record statistics as fellow faculty members and stu- dents squeal down Lincoln Way. Teachers. . .Our Teacher (—er), n. One who teaches, or instructs; especially, one whose occupation is to instruct; an instructor. Our teachers have been the guiding lights in our school year. Our instructors have not only ripened our knowledge, but they have also discovered our hidden talents and made courses spark with interest. The English Department which consisted of Miss Moore, Mrs. Bieshelt, Miss Crihfield, Miss Cameron and Mr. Morgan, not only offered Miss Cameron Latin English Mr. Keyser Mr. Groves Mrs. Kessler Mathematics Physical Education Nurse 14

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Mrs. Blocksom Art Mr. Bortz Chorus Band Mr. Broscoe Business Education Mr. Bucher American History Social Science Miss Bennett Mathematics World History Student and faculty favorites are custodians—Mr. Paul “Zip” McGaf- fic and Mr. Robert Nicholson. 16