Cheatham County High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashland City, TN)

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SPECIAL SERVICES AND FACULTY Mrs. Elaine Johnson can smile here; evidently the registers arc not due yet. One of the school's two secretaries, the attendance reports, once a terrible plague to teachers, is her chief concern. Stephanie and Gretchcn arc her chief con- cerns away from school. If you chance to hear someone whistling a tunc as he walks down the hall it will be Mr. Dennis Barnes, band and chorus instructor at OCHS. Mr. Barnes graduated from M.T.S.U. Though not a member of the faculty, she performs services for all faculty members and all students. Mrs. Linda Perry probably knows more about the total operation of the school than anyone except the Principal and the Assistant Principal. Leading our football team to an improved season this year, was our new geogra- phy and Civics teacher Mr. Jerry O'Neal Bishop. Help- ing students develop to their maximum, potential and en- joying his work absorbed a considerable amount of Mr. Bishop's time. Anita Jo Brashcars. known for her knowledge of physical education and her talent to talk her way out of or into anything, is a favorite among students. Her first year at CCHS. she comes to us from M.T.S.U. Because she enjoys working with students, the Sophomores elected her a sponsor.

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SPECIAL SERVICES Though not regular classroom teachers, these people arc essential to teachers and students both. Mrs. Henley works directly with the Principal and Assistant Principal in sched- uling. She also is in charge of getting all transcripts and college application's filled out. Yet she always finds time to talk to the students. 18 Hours of work go into proper cataloging and keeping track of our library resources. Mrs. Fielder docs all this as well as ordering new books and helping students locate information when they need it.

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c Mr. Dale Brinkley has returned to his old “Alma Mater” to teach Algebra. Biology, and General Math. He is a graduate of U.T. with a B.S. His favorite sports arc basketball, football, and baseball. One word can be used to describe Mrs. Karen Cannon. That word would be dedicated . A senior English teacher, Mrs. Cannon enjoys working with plays, which is quite evident each year with her fine direction of the senior plays. One of our most respected teachers at CCHS. Mrs. Pinky Christian is noted for her dedication and in- terest in school affairs. A graduate of the University of Tennessee she teaches Senior English, Latin I and 11, and French. Always interested in trying new teaching ideas which will benefit his students is Mr. Earl Cannon. A graduate of CCHS and Austin Pcay State University he teaches World History and World Geography.