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

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A former student at CCHS. Mr. Jerry I.ong continues to show his dedi- cation and interest in this school by teaching both American History and World History'. He graduated from Austin Pcay State University and is an active sponsor of the Beta Club. Coming to us from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Coach Mike Lockcrt has been a smash here during his first year. He coached the Freshmen basketball girls to a winning record and second in the district. 24 This being her second year here at CCHS Mrs. Teresa Lee is really making her way up to the top among her students. She sponsors the FHA. Science Club, and Sophomore class. She graduated from Tennessee Tech University with a B.S. degree. During her spare lime she enjoys sewing, cooking, tennis, and water skiing. “Watching boys and girls become men and women,” says Mr. Thomas Richard Johnson is his most enjoyable aspect of teaching. A teacher of Drivers Ed. and American History. Mr. Johnson concentrates on any outdoor related activity.

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A face not previously seen here at CCHS is that of Mrs. Jean Woodcll Johnson. A Freshman and Sophomore English teacher. Mrs. Johnson says she received her satisfaction from teaching by seeing a student’s eyes light up as he discovers something previously unknown about himself and his world. Mrs. Jackie Johnson. Junior F.nglish instructor, can well be called the students’ best friend. She proves this by being a good listener and by finding new. exciting leaching ideas. Mrs. Johnson received her B.S. from U.T. Martin. A truly dedicated teacher is Mike Jurreau. He energetically pursues his career teaching Freshmen and Sophomores Health. His warm smile and winning personality makes Health a pleasure to his students.

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Withstanding criticism and controversy. Mrs. Joyce Mayo has man- aged to pul! the Cub Scripts through for the second year. An ad- vocate of creative thinking, she teaches journalism, speech, and Eng- lish. Her favorite things arc a good cup of coffee and an interesting conversationalist. “Starting with a little something and ending up with a polished, fin- ished product. This is Jimmy Maxey’s combination hobby and oc- cupation. A teacher of Vocational-Agriculture, he surprises all with his unorthodox behavior. Peggy Mays, in her first year at CCHS, has won the friendship and admiration of many of our students through educational student- teacher rap sessions. Along with sponsoring the Speech Club, she teaches speech and English. In her spare time she enjoys dancing, singing, sewing, and motorcycling. Mr. Cordell Majors is a favorite in the agriculture field. Known for his interest in FFA, he is a graduate from Tennessee State University.