Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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“My first three years of teaching were spent in girls' P.E. I got more injuries than any of my students - sprained ankles, “jabbed eyes, broken teeth, skinned knees and would you believe, two black eyes from a softball! Mrs. Rodgers “One of the most unusual ex- periences for me happened during my second year of teaching. Isentanoteto a fellow teacher concerning a student’s gaucho outfit by the student. (The student could not read the note.) It said, ‘Dig this bad outfit, I bet you'd like one of these.’ The student mistakenly took the note to the principal instead. Boy, was ever outdone when he an- swered my rather 'cutting' note. He said, ‘She will not be wearing the outfit anymore and no, I don't think it would fit me.' I was cured of sending notes by students. Mrs. Preston Top left: Mrs. Rodgers cunningly prepares students before returning test papers. Above left: An amused Mrs. Pickron marvels at a reply from a student. Right: To check pupils' progress, Mrs. Preston re- views a student’s folder. Curriculuml25

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What Unusual Experience Have You Had While Teaching? Top: Using gestures, Mr. Kirkland iterates a point. Left: Coach Pace reviews over the rules of basketball with one of his students. Above right: Ms. Laferriere rewrites individual student assignments. 24 Curriculum

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Do You Think Current Trends Will Improve Education? Top left: During a unit on basketball, Mrs. Smith demonstrates shooting from the foul line. Top right: As a spectator, Mrs. Scott is absorbed in the Friday night football game. Left: Use of the protractor is being taught by Mrs. Simmons. Above: Mrs. Sommer looks through catalogues for material to aid in the eleventh grade remediation program. 26ICurriculum