Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

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School Life Exposed 1. I've been working on a television documentary for WYRD Productions that's going to show what life in a typi- cal American high school is all about. Posing as a mildmannered school li- brarian, I've been able to go anywhere without arousing suspicion. I've gotten some great shots everything from the high lights down at the hole, to the watering of 'B' Building on closing- of-school day, 1978. My favorite se- quence is the daily stampede for that first bus at the end of the day, espe- cially played in slow motion! This could well become a video classic, so I hope you get a chance to view it when it airs in Iuneg if not, there'll be re-runs every September. Margaret Kavanagh Librarian and Early United States History. 2. Everything is great! Sandy Glenn Librarian Aide. 3. Al Van Velzen Counselor and Skills Laboratory. 4. I especially appreciate teachers who do not despair of their despairing students. Thus, I shall not soon forget the student-teacher conference which ended with the teacher quoting a coach who had just set a record for themost losing games: If you're content with what you have done, you'll never do - the best you can. Ninette Griffin Counselor and Skills Laboratory. 1. . I. 5. Terry Peterson Wood tl! Advancedj and Voca- tional Fine Arts: foreign exchange teacher in Scotland. 1 W 'k 6..I am amazed by the fact that dif- ferent situations can change one's in- teraction with other people. As a teacher with big classes, students blend together except for the few at each end of the good-bad spectrum. Then, in a driver training car with two or three students, they appear as individuals. Each has his or her strengths, in- securities, and intriguing personality traits. There is time to talk, discuss, laugh, share tense moments fto turn or not to turn, that is the questionlj, and learn from one another. Tina Sommers Geography, World History, and Physi- cal Education 10,11,12. 22 Caretakers . . .

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