|
Teacher |
Year |
Remembrance or facts (in good
taste) |
submitter |
|
Miss. English |
1950-1951 |
I don't believe anyone can forget our time in this English class....it
was a "scary" experience. |
Fran Kurpil |
|
Miss. Austin |
1950-1951 |
Miss Austin was a great English teacher. I remember being comfortable
with oral book reports and enjoyed the classes. |
Fran Kurpil |
|
Mrs. Hasbrouck |
1948-49 |
Mrs. Hasbrouck taught history and current events in a way that was
very interesting and memorable. I still remember her class the day
that Israel became a state. |
Fran Kurpil |
|
Mrs. Wendler |
1949-1950 |
This was my first experience with Biology class and disecting small
animals. I enjoyed the hands-on things we did and also the
experiments. Mrs. Wendler was a wonderful teacher. |
Fran Kurpil |
|
Hannah Calhoun |
1949-1950 |
Mrs. Calhoun instilled in us that it was imperative that we be
proficient at office skills no matter what life work we were planning.
My typing classes have certainly been an asset over the years. My
Shorthand was helpful and enjoyable when I did office work. Mrs.
Calhoun was an excellent teacher. |
Fran Kurpil |
|
Thomas Nickou |
|
Mr. Nickou was a teacher for many years, having taught all my children
in Biology and Sciences. He was an excellent teacher and most likely
was part of the reason that our children went into the sciences...Our
daughter Julie is a Pharmacist in Liberty, and our daughter Cynthia is
a registered nurse. |
Fran Kurpil |
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