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DEPARTING DUO the End of Every School Year Signals the Start of Many Sad Goodbyes, and This Year Is No Exception GEHS April/May 2015 Volume XIV, Issue X DEPARTING DUO The end of every school year signals the start of many sad goodbyes, and this year is no exception. Along with the graduating seniors, Glen Este is losing two wonderful teachers to retirement. Mrs. Kathy Lach first started teaching Mrs. Ginny Goble was originally a here 35 years ago, after she graduated from UC teacher at Madison High School in Mans- Inside . and this year mark her final year at Glen Este field, Ohio, teaching German and Ameri- before she enters a well deserved retirement. can History. She had thought about being a Festivities 2 After teaching 37 different classes at Glen Este (in both the teacher since she was in 3rd grade, inspired by her English and Business fields) Mrs. Lach is looking forward to mother and her high school German teacher. From a retirement full of traveling and playing with her grandson, 1987 to 1994, Mrs. Goble was a substitute teacher, Spring Happen- 4 Daniel. Volunteering is also in her future plans. but she was hired in 2002 as a full time teacher at GE, teaching German and Social Studies. Mrs. Goble has Entertainment 7 Even with wonderful hopes for the future, Glen Este still taught a plethora of courses in her career, like World holds a special place in Mrs. Lach’s heart. Mrs. Lach (who History, American History, Economics, Government What do you 8 says that her fondest memory of Glen Este is the immense and AP US History. “I really like the students and support she received after her husband’s death) is certain interacting with them,” she adds about her favorite that she will miss the daily interactions she has been used to Sports 11 aspect of teaching. having with students and other teachers. Also, the interac- tion outside of the classroom with the numerous clubs, or- Mrs. Goble thinks that the biggest difference from AP Test Schedule 14 ganizations and groups she has been a part of. It is also cer- when she first started teaching was the involvement tain that Glen Este will miss Mrs. Lach, one of the most of the state, such as what is taught and how, as well Did you Know? 16 influential teachers in the history of the school. Besides as, how classes are taught, Mrs. Goble adds that the teaching 37 different classes Mrs. Lach has also coached students have also changed, “When I first started several sports, including softball (for 29 years, 19 at GE), teaching, everyone turned in their assignments on track (4 years), and volleyball (3 years). As many of you time. It was rare when they were not done. Students know Mrs. Lach has also been heavily involved in student were more respectful toward teachers and toward council (for 23 years), class advisor for 16 years and has also other students. It was uncommon to hear students PROM been prom advisor six times, along with pep club, Café use bad language in the hallways.” During her time at MAY 2 Poetica, and yearbook advisor just to name a few. Glen Este, she acted as the co-advisor with Mr. Whit- ford for Green Team, Glen Este’s amazing recycling 8:00—11:30 An inspiration in her own right, Mrs. Lach was actually club. inspired to start teaching by her own high school teacher Newport who cared greatly about helping her students succeed. To Looking back on it all, Mrs. Goble said that the those pursuing a life of education she has this advice, “Be weirdest incident that she has ever experienced was Aquarium yourself and communicate with each student. Know your when a student came to school without shoes because subject matter and be organized.” It has been by following they ‘forgot’ them and her fondest memory was see- AFTERPROM this motto that Mrs. Lach has been able to be such an influ- ing her three children graduate from Glen Este, as ential force in this school. well as the annual Senior Walk for WECIPA when Beechmont Glen Este had small schools. Racquetball Despite the many changes that Mrs. Lach has seen (the Club most irritable trend to her being the constant use of cell- When she retires, Mrs. Goble wants to travel, read phones) and the many changes coming in the future, Mrs. and have more time with her grandchildren. She also Midnight—4:00 Lach does not regret her many years spent here. When asked never wants to wake up at five am again! She will if given the opportunity, would she do it all over again, her miss the great students she taught and her fellow answer was simple: “Yes, for sure!!!” -Danielle Watkins teachers. Best of luck to you Mrs. Goble! -Cat Towell Page 2 FESTIVITIES The Torch Glen Este Prom 2015 “ShipWrecked” May 2, 2015 7:30-11:30 Newport on the Levee PRIZES GAMES, JUMP AFTER PROM 2015 PRIZES HOUSE, TENNIS, PRIZES May 3, 2015 Midnight—4:00 am ETC. Beechmont Racquetball Club—463 Ohio Pike Cincinnati, OH 45255 (parking and entrance in back) Plan on a Wear shorts and GREAT time! FOOD, FUN, LAUGHTER GALORE! T-shirts (comfy wear) SAFELY PREPARE FOR PROM Not only is being safe on prom night an Dyes can harm your skin, hair, and eyes. Wear comfortable shoes: integral part of the whole prom experience, Test the product on a small, discreet part of but so is safely preparing for that night. Fol- hair before using ay new products on your While high heels and stilettos may be the low the tips below (ladies especially) for a hair. Never dye eyebrows or eyelashes, be- norm for prom, but make sure you ladies are safe and healthy experience to remember cause it could cause blindness. If in doubt, let comfortable with the height and fit of the and cherish for a lifetime! the professionals handle it. shoes you choose. Suffering from blisters or twisting one’s ankle are not how one would Protect your skin: Test cosmetics before use: want to remember their prom night. Never compromise comfort for style, or you will not Drink lots of water to get that natural glow! Using certain makeup products or perfume be able to dance all night! Tan the safe way with spray-ons or lotions. may cause rash, irritation, wheezing, or sneez- The ultra violet rays from tanning beds and ing. It is possible for allergies to occur! Be Watch your budget: laying out in the sun can harm your skin and cautious and follow all directions and warn- increase your risk of getting skin cancer later ings on the packaging. Make sure to remove Stress is never healthy and can get in the on in life. your makeup immediately before falling way of having the perfect prom. Therefore it asleep. is important to set a budget ahead of time to Follow directions, cautions, and warnings on reduce headaches in the future. hair products: Volume XIV, Issue X FESTIVITIES Page 3 PROM SAFETY TIPS Juniors and Seniors, with prom just around Just say no: Know before you go to after - parties: the corner (There’s only about a week left!), it is imperative that you understand the im- Do not, under any circumstances, feel pres- If you plan to go to an after party, make portance of safety. While having fun is the sure from your friends or the the media to sure it is adult-supervised and isn’t located in goal of the evening, being safe comes first. drink, smoke, use drugs, or have sex on prom a remote area. Go with a “buddy” to ensure No one wants to be the girl who developed a night. Drinking is responsible for over 4,500 each other’s safety. Once again, avoid using rash because of using new makeup or the guy deaths among young people each year and is alcohol and drugs. who got into a drunk driving accident. Here associated with other problems like STDs and Additionally: are some tips recommended by the Center for unintended pregnancy. Alcohol and drugs impair judgment and may result in being Disease Control (CDC) to help you have an Know the school rules. Don’t do anything to harmed or harming others. enjoyable and memorable prom – for the violate them and potentially ruin your prom right reasons! Travel safely: night. Do not leave your possessions unattend- ed at the venue. Always keep a little extra Plan ahead: Teen drivers ages 16 to 19 are four times cash and a cell phone with you. Make sure friends and family know all the more likely than older drivers to get into a car plans for the evening and exchange phone accident. Always wear a seatbelt, don’t drink numbers ahead of time so that no one is too and drive, and do not get in a car with a driv- worried about where you might be or what er who is under the influence no matter how will be going on. Also, in case of emergency, well you know them or trust them. Also, make having this information makes you and a trust- sure you or the person driving has a license! ed friend/adult more easily accessible. Use a Little Common Sense! Save your partying for the prom and after prom activities. Don't party in the car on the way there. Let the driver drive without distrac- You all have worked hard to get this far in your life and educa- tions of loud music and ear piercing loud conversations. tion. Don't blow it on a stupid selfish decision.
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