Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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gi it are W1 ww 442: ,pw An important part of teaching is understanding the student, and Mrs. Ann Martin is trying her best! Mr. John Botens looks surprised by a student's remark in his team teaching English class. ,ns-.. p x Teachers help students prepare to face the realities of life. I am a part of all that I have met, said Ulysses, and students soon learn that they too have become part of all the teachers that they have been exposed tO. Through twelve years of school, the students have been shaped and molded in the image of their teachers. Students have been taught to think, to plan, to organize, to write, and to express themselves. And after they graduate, the stu- dents give thanks to those teachers who prepared them to cope with problems of the world they enter. Teachers are not always the grim disciplinarians that they sometimes seem, as shown by Mrs. Nancy LaBeau and Mrs. Anysia Medawar in a friendly chat. 45

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