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CHS 1949 Olin & Gable teachers FB190308LN

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March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019

1949
Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems.
- Nelson Gable--
Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College
Pennsylvania State College

- Mrs. Josephine Olin--
English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College,
Pennsylvania State College

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Sue Mitchell
WOW -- class of '75 had Mrs. Olin for English
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Carol Bliss
I remember her!
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Linda Russell Klingaman
What a class act Mrs. Olin was. We didn’t truly appreciate what a great teacher she was until college freshmen English.
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Teresa Anderson
She was the best!
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James Rigas
Great teacher!
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Paul Lynn Gardner
My mother graduated in 1936. Mrs Olin was her teacher way back then.
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Thomas Maynard
Mrs. Olin was a great educational atribute for those that had the oppurtunity to study in her class.
Some persons just stand out as making a difference.
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Dale Ulkins
Ain't it the truth! I mean, Is that not the truth?
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Judy Polliard
Thomas Maynard hello to you, Tom. Mrs.Olin certainly was a teacher who I admired. I still have my book of wild flowers.
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Linda Russell Klingaman
The Class of 69 dedicated our yearbook to Mrs. Olin.
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Kathy Snyder
She was always so proper. Dressed perfect and a great teacher!
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Gerry Hamilton
In college, I stunned some of my friends when I diagrammed sentences.
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Carol Metzger Wilkerson
And I was so inspired , I had my high school Latin students digramming sentences.
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Pat TK
Had Mrs. Olin in English, too. She was fantastic...Class of 74, but did not get to graduate there. :-(
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Georgeanne Kelley
That’s my aunt who thought I gave her the nickname since I knew she didn’t care for cats! We were very close in later years.
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Susan Frederick
She inspired me to become an English teacher. I thought of her often while preparing lessons or puzzling over a grammar question.
She taught me how to diagram sentences and appreciate the beauty and complexity of the English language.
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Natalie Taaffe Hoffman
I still remember her giving me a 95% on an essay .....very high grade for Mrs. Olin. It was called, "From a Dog's Point of View." I reread it several yesrs ago. It was clever...but she must have been in a very good mood the night she corrected that essay. Additionally, 95% is a pretty exact grade for a 3 page paper. (It wasn't math class or even sentence diagramming.) I learned a lot from Mrs. Olin.
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Ralph Rogers
These two teachers were among my favorites.
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Charles Psychos
I think of Mrs. Olin every time I encounter a grammatical error. I owe my love of grammar to this amazing teacher who taught me how to diagram sentences in 8th grade.
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Ralph Rogers
You mentioned diagramming sentences. They probably don’t do that anymore. They don’t teach cursive. Class of 1951
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Chrysanthia Kepler
Mrs. Olin was the best.
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Thomas W. Mitchell
Mrs. Olin helped me so very much during 8th grade. She was an "A" list teacher.
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Dann Shalkowski Sr.
Loved her dearly.
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Paul Lynn Gardner English instruction and haircuts? Many of us remember Mrs. Olin's husband Ken, who had a barber shop on S. Main St.
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