Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

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Horizons and Inspire Excellence MRS. DANA EVERETT Pandora Fourth Grade MISS GENEVIEVE BEAGLE Pandora Kindergarten MRS. FRANCES SOMMER Pandora First Grade MRS. IANICE BURKHART Pandora Third Grade A large part of growing up for any child involves his learning to broaden his experiences away from home. Since the school usually represents this first step toward a wider horizon, the teacher is of extreme importance in making it a pleasant and meaningful one. MRS. MARY LICHTY Pandora Second Grade MRS. PAULINE CUPP - Pandora Fifth Grade 11

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Teachers Broaden Students’ saw c®» MRS. MILDRED LEHMAN Gilboa Kindergarten MISS MARILYN DEVORE Gilboa First Grade MRS. WANDA CHERRY Gilboa Second Grade MRS. DOROTHY HEIGHT Gilboa Third Grade It has been said that teaching elementary children is among the noblest of professions. For it is within these first years that pupils begin to learn the basic elements of all things which we consider important in a democratic nation. MRS. ELEANOR MALONE Gilboa Fourth Grade MRS. FANNIE HARSHMAN Gilboa Fifth and Sixth Grades 10

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MRS. EMILY AMSTUTZ—Speech, English 9, Librarian. MRS. PATRICIA OMAN—Co m-mercial courses, Girls Physical Education. S3 MRS. ALICE ETTER—Vocational Home Economics. MRS. MARY ARTHUR—Jr. High English, Girls' Physical Education. 12 3 4 5 8 0 10II12 14 15 16171819 2I222C242526 282930 MRS. IRIS KERSH—English 10, 11 and 12; Rocket Blast Adviser. Many of the members of our teaching staff have been advisers for some school organization or for a class. This requires considerable time, but they have always been willing to contribute this time in order to aid a student in developing wholesome outside interests. MRS. DOROTHY FISH--M a the m a ti cs 12 and Latin.