Woodruff Christian School - Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

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MR . LIA t , friends or not. I loved my teacher. S . f' ' N We Q 1? .xi V' ' r ' I X 'Li Mrs. Williams is so nice, she calls us Sugar and Spice. She tells us reading is fun, in the shade or in the sun. Arithmetic, we all agree, has to be learned by you and me. She teaches us we can have fun when our "A-B-C's" are done. And after the final bell does ring, we can play on the swing. She has a heart of gold for the young and for the old. She loves to hug us all, the short and the tall. So, we wish her the "best" as she takes a well-deserved rest. By Kimberly Randolph David Randolph Daniel Fiandolph Kelly Randolph This yearbook is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Naomi Wil- liams, who will be retiring this year, Best wishes and God bless you! 2 MS ISA GIV R SOME STUDENTS REMEMBER HER l really like Mrs. Williams -M stern, but nice -- a teacher, nurse, a beautiful person, great with little kids and wipes away tears. Sarah Hackett, Grade 5 I didn't know what would happen he first day if l would make any he was good to me I made lots ot riends. My teacher s name was Mrs. Williams. Russell Hancock, Grade 3 l remember Mrs. Williams, my teacher. She was a terrific teacher. We used to play with clay and that was fun. We used to color numbers. lThey were people numbersl l like kindergarten. W Cindy Glenn, Grade I think Mrs. Williams is the best teacher l have ever had. She is nice an funny. She always told jokes that are very funny. She used to say that whe we were bad she would hang us from her clothesline. And l bet she still sa it. Nicole Hunsaker, Grade l like Mrs. Williams because she taught me a lot about life and she loved me very much. l Scot Williams, Grade 5 Mrs. Williams in 1975. Drawing by Lori Ryder, Grade 3. She had a monkey and it used to read to us. Mrs. Williams was a real nice teacher, and still is. She gets nicer every year. l love her very much. She's super. Karli Supera, Grade 5 1-'NX Mrs. Williams with the Fiandolphs.

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You Mean So Much To Me You mean so much to me, A treasure that is in my heart. You are the apple of my eye. You are always there. You are so rare. How can I tell you what you mean to me? When there is no way to put it. You're so kind, so sweet. How else can I say it? I know that I love you. That is all I can say. But if I could put it just the right way, I would tell you how much I love you. - You are the person I care for most .. . Mr. Don Karr, Principal I just love you so much. You always comfort me when I am down. You are so sympathetic, so patient. 5 I just have to say what you mean to me. You're a friend of all friends . . . A light above all lights. May I say you are so great. 5 How can I put it just the right way? 'P' You are so beautiful in your own way. X You make me feel so, so . . . . gjtlg I just cannot explain. I Yfi i What a great gift to me, t.I That God has sent you. j You mean so much to me. You are the true meaning of friendship, s God made a special plan for you. What could it be with someone as special as you? I just don't know what else I could say, It is just you mean so much to me. You're perfect in every way. When you say something, You say it in just the right way. You never put me down or criticize. You never take life for granted, You just live it in every caring way, What else can I say? You mean so much to me. You are my best friend. Mrs. Virginia Pippin MrS. COrky Luth Secretary Secretary, nurse and much more By Steffanie Goltra Mrs. Janet Walton Mrs. Linda Rice Bookkeeper Bookkeeper 4