Midfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Midfield, AL)

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What do you expect from a student? ELIZABETH HALL “I expect students to be well-behaved and to do the best work possible.” Resource Math, English and Social Studies GENE MITCHELL I expect each student to show an interest in receiv mg an education and working to make a better life for himself.” Football, Basketball, FCA R. M. McGEE ”1 expect application and good behavior.” Driver's Education BETTY WILLIAMS ”To be able to apply math to the world in which we live.” Math SHARON SIMON •'Respect, good con duct, and a desire to learn.” English 11, World History JOAN HOFFMAN ••A striving for excel lence. History, French JODIE RICKARD To be happy and eager to learn. Algebra I, Geometry CINDY RICE I expect a student to enter into every phase of high school with enthusiasm and to accept the challenge of learning.” English 10. Speech, Annual, Varsity and B-Team Cheerleaders 102

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RICHARD HARPER I find it stimulating to be around young people. Art I, Advanced Art SHARON JOHNSON It is a joy to teach when students can find some value in their association with you. English, Journalism, Beta Club, Crier Staff JOHNNYCANANT To spread my intellect to coming generations. English, Math, Social Studies. Woodwork, Football HERBERT ALEXANDER I believe I have something to share with students that will help them become more mature, responsible citizens. Physical Education DONNA PRIDMORE Because I wanted to help others. English. Tn-Hi-Y JANET COGGINS When my students respond and show such enthusiasm about learning, I feel I have accomplished my goal of trying to pass on to my students knowledge of years past and present.” History JIM KINCAID “To guide students to more knowledge, and see them learn, is one of my greatest rewards. Typing, Math, Accounting DENNIS WHITEHEAD If I can help a student to find a part of his goal, then my teaching career will be worth the sacrifice of being broke the rest of my life. Science. Baseball. Football

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IDA ROPER •‘To realize the demand for education and to work diligently.” English BESSIE DUNN “That he participate, to the fullest extent, in the educative activities pre sented to him. English 10 and 11 JANE VAUGHN Not to ask me things I don’t know.” Library Aide LORA SCHWARTZ I expect a student to allow himself the challenge of learning.” English, Spanish. Freshman Class JAMES MARZETTE “Respect, diligence, and determination in everything done at school. History PAT MARTIN “The most important quality I expect from a student is honesty. If a student is honest in his work and in his attitude, he gets all my respect. English 9 and 12 ANNEB PHILPOTT Not to steal the books.” Librarian LINDA A. PEVELER Their cooperation and a smile.” Physical Education, GAA, Volleyball 103