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BISHOP LUERS INTRODUCES NEW TEACHERS AND STAFF

September 19, 2007 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

(back row) Nick Vickrey, Greg Slee, assistant principal – Tiffany Albertson, Dan Carlson, Star Nelson (front row) Gerodine Donahue and Erin Jeffries

Dan Carlson-Physical education, head wrestling coach, comes from Nebraska via Springfield, Missouri

Gerodine Donahue-Spanish, comes to us from East Allen County Schools

Nicole Hall-Guidance intern from IPFW

Erin Jeffries-Theology, graduate of Franciscan University in Steubenville, OH

Star Nelson-English, recent IPFW graduate…works in the writing lab

Greg Slee-Social Studies, from Liberty Center, OH

Nicholas Vickrey-Mathematics, Ball State graduate, taught at Huntington North High School

Pat Shifley-Student teaching under the guidance of veteran teacher Eileen Brodmerkel

Tiffany Albertson-started as assistant principal on September 4th

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