Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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'MY s , 5 I Q'-2552: Q fs, Teach ers Exceed Normal Efforts In Educating Students A person's education doesn't take place totally in academic classes. Of course, part of it is there, but of necessity some of an education must take place outside of class, because there's so much to be learned about life that books can't teach you. Q Class activities take a great deal more 4 effort and much more leadership because the scope of these activities is more broad and yet more detailed. Thot's where our dedicated faculty comes in, because they must shoulder much of the load, and they do. Consulting her notes for accuracy, Mrs. Stuckey serves as the sponsor and adult-at-large of the Honor Society.

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t I I 1 . XXQ Mrs. Kay Gillis, business teacher, helps Susan Parker clear some of the confusion of typing. lligtliltilon s Col. Ballew I - , 6 xy , , g Ki . Faculty Moves Students On To Bigger And Better Accomplishments. Teaching is a profession in which the teacher comes up against many students who have difficulties taking hold of the material and doing something with it. Most ofthe time this brick wall of resistance that the teacher comes up against is not a men- tal incapacity to learn, but it is merely a mental block that the student has set up which is very difficul to remove. Yet, some- how, many teachers do it. lt is likely that they all have their own formula for prob- lem students, reaching some and not reaching others. Whether it is iust a patient interest or firm discipline or some combina- tion of these, a few of our teachers seem to have a method that makes students want to do more, get involved more, and rise to greater heights in the school and the world. qt! Mrs. Kay Gillis r , h 3: ' U 4.2 Gary Kees, P.E. instructor and Jr. High Coach, goes over the finer points of basketball. Facunyfioi

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