C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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1 14 - Faculty Teachers- ow Do You Feel? What's red, black, and peppy all over?-Teachers during spirit week. Some teachers wore spirit ribbons throughout the week while others actual y participated in the activities. Among the many Eagle Educators who participated in the spirit of the school was Mrs. Elaine Clark. When asked why she became so involved in these activities, Mrs. Clark said, PTO feel part of a special group like E.H.S., l must involve myself. Then l personally have a stake in the suc- cess of that group. Spirit activities are like that, they aren't designed to support one particular subgroup like the football team or the band, but they help all subgroups including the faculty to interweave to make the tapestry that is Ellison High School. just think without wide variety of clubs, organizations, and individuals xgvhat a rich texture the tapestry can e. . Another peppy Eagle Educator, Mr. Bill Farley, dressed as mascot during the pep rally against Killeen. Many of the students were surprised Going over a student's record are Mr. lim Roth and Ms. Terry Kluever, Assistant School Psychologist. Copy and Layout by leannette Abbud to see a teacher work so hard to promote school spirit. He was also the one who won the 'privilege of kissing the pig. For the Temple pep rally, many teachers caught the students and members of the faculty off guard by implying that the Temple were going to attend All week long students members alike were cheerleaders the pep rally. and faculty wondering, llWhy are the Temple coming to OUR pep cheerleaders rally? On Friday the cat was let out at Anne Abercrombie Choir Bonnie Clark Ahamadi Resource Albert Ainsworth Band, Color Guard George Ann Alford English loe Aulick Student Activities Coordinator George Belk ROTC Deborah Berrier P.E., Basketball lohn Beseda Head Coach Eddie Blomquist Health, Pt., Football, Baseball Richard Blomquist Band Peggy Boltz American History, Keywanettes Roberta Brooks English Kay Brown t- . . English, loumalism, Newspaper, NHS s 1 .a Peggy Brown English, Volleyball Glenda Buie Secretary Sandra Brown Reyslrar Q Q 1 E N of the bag. Mrs. Peggy Boltz, one l the 'Widcat cheerleaders, pe ticipated in this event because sl felt it was an important game ar the students needed all the spi they could get. All in all, the teachers have bee very supportive. lt was teachers lil these that made losing or winnir games much easier. MRS. ROBERTA BROOKS, one of tl English teachers, checks another paper while lohn Kelly asks her a about his. di t

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116 -Faculty They Do Have a Life After School Teachers, believe it or not, are people too! Like students, they en- joy Ieisure time activities. These ac- tivities range from gardening and playing racquetball, to playing musical instruments. t'After a day's work in school, said Mr. Medrano, the drafting in- structor, racquetball is very relax- ing . He explained that although the rules aren't hard to learn being a good player takes a lot of practice. Other teachers like Ms. Malone enjoy making their own music. She VISITING during open house are Mrs. Davina Maines, Dr. Ann Farris and Mrs. Phyllis Wheeler. Mr. Santos Medrano teaches drafting and he plays racquetball for recreation. RICHARD SUR- FACE, George Belk and Bob Gordon closely watch the drummers during the pep rally. Copy and Layout by Dawn Adams YF' Mark Cunningham P.E., Football Priscilla Cunningham English, Writer's Guild Lynda Curb English, Oral Communications Dolores Daugherty Mash Richard Diller Computer Math lohn Driver Principal h Ant ony Dunn 1 Driver's Education, Trainer Iill Durstchi Library Clerk Valeska, Elwell Spanish, Spanish Club Bill Farley Math, Football Meredith Ferguson Nurse Sherry Fisher Biology Ruth Ford Secretary tt Y 'W Robert Garner Y- Speech, Oral Communications k Linda Good . f Resource K,- . i ,g BobGordon If p Q Rotc igfyij - plays the piano, violin and tl clarinet. She said, III enjoy the relax tion that my music gives me. Though the faculty have chosr teaching for their careers it is cle that teaching is not the only thii teachers do! 1.8 Fr xg - 1