Oshkosh West High School - Notebook Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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Lynch Named Teacher of the It's great? I was surprised; I didn't realize that such a thing existed, was Mr. Tom Lynci's reaction after being named teacher of the year. Tnis honor was originated and presented by Student Council. It's a real honor because it comes from the students. It's a compliment and I really appreciate their vote of confidence, added Lynch. Lynch has 21 years of experience, 1Z of them at West teaching Drama, Creative Dramatics, Effective Speech, and Theater Productions. I really enjoy teaching at West, he commented. There are a lot of neat kids in this school who are not just good students, but also good people. I think of kids as triends. According to Lynch, his most challenging class was Theater Production, as students worked mostly on their own. However, he added, f like all my classes. Teaching is something I really love. Lynch was picked by a Student Council committee for his excellence in teaching and service to the school. An example of his service can be seen in his 15 years of coaching Forensics and 20 years of directing school plays. this school has genuine friendliness, toler- ance, and underlying spirit in this school that peaks at different activities, he continued. People help one another, not for the pat on the back, but because they want to do it. April 21 -The U.S. Center of Disease Control in Atlanta confirmed that researchers in France had isolated a virus thought to be the cause of AIDS. April 1 -Ronald Clark O'Bryan, who was convicted of poisoning his eight year old son on Halloween to collect $31,000 in insurance, was executed. April 14 -Forty states toughened their laws against drunk drivers. April 16 -Marat Gramor, chair- April 13 -The U.S. space man of the Soviet Olympic Com- shuttle Challenger landed at mittee, proclaimed that the Edward's Airforce Base, Cali- USSR would not participate in fornia. It completed a mis- the 1984 Olympics. sion highlighted by the first repair of a damaged satellite in space April 22 -Great Britain severed diplomatic ties with Lybia. ee Me AOE A LL en ne eee f ‘ A ye i ie