Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Demanding Dealing with unmotivateoi uncooperative and non-persevering students - Mr. Howard Buice l tend to become emotionally close to my students. lf they fail, l often feel it was my fault. l guess you might say that my most trying responsibility is evaluating my stu- dents and being objective. - Mrs. Libbie Butler l don 't mind the supervisory duties ismoke hole, etc. 2 but sometimes l think we do too much of that. - Mr. John Everson Lunch duty - Mr. Kenny Pinkerton Trying to teach values, ethics, and man- Mr. Arthur Wilhelm, teacher of AP English and French classes, instructs his first period class. Mrs. Barbara Sichta Math Math Team 746 Sichta -Smith Faculty responsibilities? ners which some parents have not dealt with in their parenting - Mrs. Barbara Bahr Record keeping is not a favorite with me. lt's far more enjoyable to circulate and participate with my students than it is to assign grades for a given piece of work. Sometimes the process is more valuable than the product, but a process is more difficult to document. - Mrs. Fern Carter Molding the minds of the future adults of the U. S. and teaching these students life long values - Ms. Charlotte Eichholz erase li. A Mrs, lrene Simon Mrs. Sharron Smith Mr, Steve Smith MDE Social Studies Physical Education if Baseball!Softball

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You do what you've got to do. lt's just like school. Sometimes you just don't want to get up and come in, but you have to anyway. lt's all different when you're out there in the real world, said Mr. Har- old Lambertson. i Responsible for serving the lunches, keeping the building clean, and patrolling the grounds were the lunchroom staff the maintenance crew, and Officer Glen Moore, respectively, lt makes us feel young to be around all these young people, said lunchroom worker Mrs. Edna Cantrell. The opportu- nity to serve the students was the over- whelming reason why most of lunchroom ladies chose their job. After twenty-eight years on the job, dietician Mrs. Elizabeth Turner had seen all the beneficial changes and improvements made to the kitchen and lunchroom. The hump in the middle of the lunchroom, said Mrs. Turner, is where the lunchroom wall used to be. insuring school safety and upholding afternoon traffic laws, Officer Glen Moore otherwise known as Booger , was an essential for student protection. With the aid of the clean team, the maintenance staff headed by Mr. Harold Lambertson kept the building looking its best, 15' X 4 Lf' Q f f Z X fl' yi ff yff L4 Q , fg f f f pf, ,Q f f fff W ff., W KW f f 1 f f f it 1 9 f Z, if wif ,W 0 ff Qyff X f FX' CA' A . , X ' SA'-m Hi -, 1' X f ,V 1 4 , . R ,, 1. , . r , K, , X -4 ! 3 ix XX fl i 9 Y . ' is ,nf h ' .. H im r t t . , , , X X I X l xx f ., e e ti i i x 'sbg 2 ' - Y g xx Q . . Q XX' E ,E 5 X , 5 gl A . NRC 4 ff X95 t NY9- , M 'Nw Ky 1 5 wi ,X Q ,fx I X X fl 5 'X I ' a ux KX rx .4 jjj : Yi qi V x K 'KW . H X S' 1 . x - Q i H l'Xt V ,, I 2, A ,xy ,X Q. f i t 1 Mita X Y 4' i S . Mz.xtQVilxl it C t . Sue Adamg Edna Cantrell Martha Cash ins Crowder 748 Adams - Lambertson Staff igygyi '-c . air' ,,i. 5 K l- Wrginia Lambertson