North Ridgeville High School - Shadow Yearbook (North Ridgeville, OH)

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FIRST ROW: Tommy Rosebrock, Tommy Andrews, Beverly Bockelman, David Fitzenreiter, Douglas Dietrich, Elaine Damman, Patsy Frey, Lori Oberhaus. SECOND ROW: Glen Bischoff, Julie I-Iauser, Royce Kuntz, Eric Damrnan, Laurie Rosebrock, Jane Gruenhagen, Roger Lloyd, Michael Bischoff. THIRD ROW: Darlene Gerken, Helen Beck, Michael Beck, Butch Leininger, David Benecke, Theresa Lienau, Bruce Arps, Michael Britenriker. TEACHER: Miss Miller. ABSENT: Kevin Baden, Gregory Wells. ICINDERGARTEN GOT TASTE OF CHOOL FIRST ROW: Martin Martinez, Tommy Miller, Freddy Smith, Renee Joost, Tommy I-Iesterman, Peggy Cereghin, Sandra Kleck, Ronnie Harmon, Dean Rupp. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bostelman, Larry Dachenhaus, David Gerken Sherry Detterer, Paul Buehrer, Sammy Buehrer, Debra VonDeylen, David VonDeylen, Brent Hurst. THIRD ROW: Tamara Bremer, Bobby Milliman, Randy Zumfelde, Barbara Vajen, Norman Fether, Marivel Mendoza, Mary Beth Delventhal, Barry Rosebrock. TEACHER: Mrs. Miller. 67

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GRADE TEACHERS GUIDED STUDENT SITTING: Mrs. Phyllis I-Iesterman, Mrs. Margery Bostelman, Mrs. Marian Kauffman, Mrs. Helen Landman. STANDING: Mr. Richard Watkins, Mrs. Agnes Schult, Mrs. Thelma Detter, Miss Betty Miller, Mrs. Martha C. Otte, Mrs. Lucille Meyer, Mr. Michael Leson. The guiding lights down the paths of education are held by teachers. It is not impossible to make the journey down these paths without a light, but the way does not seem as difficult with a lamp to guide. It is not easy for teachers to direct the students on their way. Knowledge, understanding, patience and even a sense of humor are required. But together the students and teachers learned and grew for the few brief months of the school year. Then it is time for the students to again proceed further down the path until they finally meet a greater teacher--life. Forty-one migrant students were enrolled for special classes during the month of September. fRightQ Mrs. Thelma Short is shown performing her teaching duties. 66

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READING OPENED .NE W l ORLDS Upon arrival at school at the beginning of the year, the first and second graders were greeted by new teachers and a few new classmates. Besides becoming acquainted with these names and faces, the first and second graders soon adjusted to the other changes of another school year. Before long the first graders found that they could actually read--at least a few words. Excited about this fact, they joined in frequent trips to the library with the second graders, whose vocabulary and ability were constantly growing. Other high points of the year were Halloween cos- tume parties and Christmas parties, and the operetta put on by grades 1-6. The first and second graders played Dutchman, Japanese, and Indians and learned much about these people in getting ready for the presentation. Another of the several teachers of the migrant classes was Mrs. Marie Benecke. fRightj she is seen with her group of youngsters. First Grade FIRST ROW: Raymond Martinez, Rachel Gallaga, Pamela Freytag, Barbara Gerken, Roxanne Colwell, Andrew Garza, Kathryn Britenriker, Chris Beck. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fedderke, Karen Rosebrock, John Rivera, Rona Artressia, Susan Funk, Danny Calderon, Steven Nartker. THIRD ROW: Julia Kruse, Tony Andrews, Gary Schnit- key, Tommie Colwell, Lori Wachtman, Jose Mendoza, Diann Meyer, Sammy Short. FOURTH ROW: Julie Bischoff, Sylvia Titgemeyer, Lidia Calderon, Julia Johnson, Jane Hougland, Charles Artressia. TEACHER: Mrs. Otte. ABSENT:' Gary Gerken, James Peckinpaugh, David Penrod.