Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

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 Students Begin to Respond A human being with feelings and emotions, contrary to popular belief. CHARLES EVANS When you call a band rehearsal for 7:30 and discover that fifteen students are anxiously waiting for you at 7:15. HEROLD FORD Teaching is a rewarding thing when you know your students want to learn. JOHN GALE Teaching is a wonderful idea. The students keep you eternally youthful. (Just look at me!) BARBARA JAMES The teacher can communicate constructively with the students and help them to become aware of the importance of education and their attitude toward the social structure. HUGH JAMES When students begin to respond to what I try to teach them. MARTHA JOHNSON 16

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 You Know You're a Teacher When When the 25th of the month is special. JACKIE COON When the smell of what the girls are cooking is so irresistible that you eat it all up. BUNNY CROWE You know you are a teacher when -when - does one ever know? EDNA CHAFFIN You look up and see one of your students dancing on the table. GERALD CORBIN When someone asks you to do a poster in one day when it really takes a week's work. DOROTHY CLARK When on Saturday you keep thinking about what class or period you’d be in at that certain time. BILL DURHAM 15

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 You Do Homework on Weekends You do homework on weekends -especially on Friday night. PAULA KIRTLEY Your chorus group likes to sing and provide others with good entertainment. PAULINE MASTERS Your best student wants to do more. ROBERT McGRAW When a student says, These problems are really easy once you get the answer. You really know however, when you see the look of understanding after the explanation of a problem and see the satisfactory results of the students' work. ROSE McKILLIP When you’re going home with more homework than your students. ]. Y. MILLER One should always attempt to be part of the solution rather than the problem. NEELY MITCHELL 17