Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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at gm . Miss Bertha Suber, Mrs. Queen Sut- ton,'Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, Mrs. ludy Murphy, Mrs. josi Lee Thomas, Mrs. Dot Hayes, Mrs. Learline Livingston. :XA 51.-A W 1, j .N . ,,..., ' 4' :,. ,. A V , L ., 'Nl K n. A new English teacher, Mrs. 13 1 Few people ever stop to consider tha life can be seen from at least six differen viewpoints at B-C. For instance, for a cus todian, life may seem like one big trasl can after another. A teacher experience several different emotions in just one class room. First, there's the anguish of thosi students who could care less about wh they're doing. And then there's that hear sick feeling when he sees the kid whos' trying so hard and just not getting anywhere But at last there's the joy of hearing onc- in a while the I got it! of a studen who has just begun to see the light. 1 student goes through the day thinking thoughts such as: Please don't call ol me lady, and I promise l'll be preparei tomorrow! These are only a few. There remains th' viewpoint of the administration and cafeteri. workers. One could write a book! Newborne, seems to enjoy her newly acquired position. Mrs. Quarles, a new English teacher, work cant get used to the extra paper 60fStudent Life N