Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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When people, not associated with teaching, consider our profession honorable, explains Mr. John Allison, respect will be synonymous with teaching. Mr. Robert L. Ash makes a speech at the DECA breakfast as Mrs. lrene Simon listens. At the PTA luncheon, Mrs. Annie Partridge and Mrs. Sharon Elkins fix their plates. 1 6 t ,Qs-ii E'-L' 3?- .. ..'7 Mrs. Kay Dempsey Mr. Paul Duncan Mr. Guy Eargle Ms. Charlotte Elchholz Math Math Math Social Studies Clean Team Girls Tennis 738 Dempsey - Eichholz Faclty

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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

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How tc bring respect back Respect must come from home - par- ents must instill that respect into their children by speech and example. - Mrs. lrene Simon Parent concern and involvement with their children - Mr. John Sheffield A high level of performance pay that is competitive with other fields and an im- proved product lstudentsj - Mrs. Anina Morgan Teachers have to demand respect and simply not tolerate some of the conditions that we find in the profession. They must be willing to do whatever is necessary to get that respect. More effective teacher organizations are the answer. - Mr. John Everson Parents demanding their children to re- spect and obey their teachers' instruc- A- Mr. Mark Bancroft Positive media reports and improved teacher education programs - Ms. Alice Foster Teachers need to respect themselves, need strong administrations and should expect and demand student respect. - Mrs. Kathy Lapp Our country needs a complete attitude change toward education. We need to acquire a sincere desire to learn as our goal, not get grades, get by, or get out attitudes. - Mrs. Sharron Smith N t Mrs Sharon Elkins Mr. Michael Epps Mr Richard Epps Special Education Social Studies Counselor Mr. John Everson Social Studies Boys Tennis Faculty Elkins-Everson 139