Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Soph. English Classes Team Taught Sophomore English classes were team taught by Mr. David Kile, Miss Sophia Purcell, Miss Phyllis Frost, and Mr. Rex Stanforth last year. It was the first time in which this had been done. The start of team teaching began a few years ago with American history and literature, which is still being team taught by Miss Purcell and Mr. John Feyedelem. Mr. Stanforth, who also teaches speech, added drama- tics to the school curriculum last year also, before, he was teaching drama in his Speech ll classes. TOP RIGHT: Shelley Obermiller ponders on a point' made by English litera- ture teacher Mr. Steven Schauer. ABOVE: John Zadell and Jeff Einerson, along with Mr. Rex Stanforth, record their WEHS radio broadcast. RIGHT: Mr. Stanforth, along with students, listens as someone gives his speech in Speech I. X, --.iQ , me e N- gg --4 in-nv' c.....7S.l l

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Physical Fitness Prepares Classes This year a new teacher, lVlr. Thomas Ferguson, a graduate of Findlay College, took the position of physical education instructor and led 175 male students in a dozen activities. The main goal of the program was to develop the students physically, mentally, socially, and morally. Specific developmental goals were in the areas of physical fitness, increased skill range and accuracy, knowledge, attitudes and appreciation, and better use of leisure time. Activities included archery, speedball, soccer, volleyball, basketball, football, softball, gymnas- tics, badminton, and golf. Hopefully along with the physical activities planned, students have a carry over value that will prepare them to partici- pate in activities outside of their school program. Girls as well as boys used the Universal Gym, a new addition to the physical education depart- ment. The new machine was provided by the Booster Club. uscfww ' ' 1 T -':' . 3' r ' A ' ' --Y-- ,....... rrrr. i fr iii ,ilu li. , f --'- can-a --ef 2- i - 1 ,HQ - ' F xr t -- . UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore girls class in volleyball action. CEN- TER LEFT: Freshman girls use new weight machine. LOWER RIGHT: Wayne Hobbernigg is a little apprehensive on the tram- poline.