Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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ls teaching rewarding? ln some ways it is, but usually reward comes from the rare student who comes back after graduating to thank you. - Mrs. Barbara Bahr Yes! l like working with teenagers and l especially enjoy working with those who have problems learning. Seeing them make progress is very rewarding. - Mrs. Kathy Lapp Overall, teaching is rewarding. Some- times we don 't see the rewards until much later when a student walks up for his di- ploma or expresses appreciation for our caring, - Mrs. Fern Carter Yes, it is very rewarding to watch students grow in to more knowledgeable, more ma- ture people. it is especially rewarding when l feel l have contributed in some way to that growth. - Mrs. Sue Gunderman Yes, but the rewards come slowly. lt takes a lot of patience to be a teacher. - Mrs. Libbie Butler Most of the time, when l feel like l 've done my best and seen some tangible results. - Mrs. Carol Wilson l really like the teaching part of my job, but it seems that more and more other activities seem to take precedence over the academic part, l'm not turned on by attendance reports, etc. - Mr. John Everson M.. ,,,r,f' I have Mr Howard Bulge Mrs. Libbie Butler Mrs. Fern Carter Mrs. Elizabeth Cheek Science Special Education Art SCISHCG Faculty Buice Cheek 7 35

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T What makes the ideal student? One who uses his Cod-given talents to the best of his ability - Mrs. Sharron Smith Well-mannered, considerate, hard-work- ing, dedicated to the task of improving themselves - Mr. Steve Smith The student who always gives 100 'Zn and shows the proper attitude, even if they are not in the top of the class academically - Mr. Kenny Pinkerton Karthik Ramaswamy - Mr. David Boyd One who does his best with what he has to work with - everyday - Mr. Guy Eargle W, Z One who completes all assignments and is truly interested in making good grades - Mrs. Nancy Wells Someone who desires to learn ' - Mr. Keith Gossett The student who is open minded, cooper- ative, prepared and one who asks ques- tions - Mrs. Charlotte Eichholz Ffespectful, obedient, motivated one who responds well to correction, one who hears truth and acts on it. - Mr. John Prince The ideal student is one who wants to learn. - Mr. Frank Buechel rg' t -1 -2329?-'-: t?V ' y 1 V4 ,' c-iii. '31 5.1, 5, 'fi' 3. 1. I1iF'm',-I . .ff 15.23 , ,Q E 'Q it FW at if :tit HW ttttttt 5+ , ' tt' mf, HQ hyat! ,q, if ,Q H Teachers need going often buys her than own. Mr. Randy Crump Ms. Jacquelyn Cummings Mrs. Beth Daniel Mrs. Kenna Daws Science Science Science Special Education J. V FootballfGirls Track V Basketball Cheerleaders National Honor Society Beta Club Literary Magazine Faculty Crump-Daws 737