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

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BRENDA BOYTE I teach Art and Advanced Composition. While I enjoy art, I prefer teaching English. This is my 13th year at Cheatham County High School. I live at 'Possum Trot. When I acquired a husband last summer, I also acquired an interest in hunting. Music and Orama are other outside interests. Teaching is a good profession for me be- cause it makes me keep learning. I sometimes think I learn more from my students than they learn from me. h- CD O' LU Suzanne and Amy are Deborah's and my children and we live in Ashland City. I teach American History and Freshman English in my second year here at CCHS. I am a graduate of Eastern Michigan University. Sports interest me and I like working around the house. I believe in kids and helping them whether it's educating or not. I guess I've never been able to face up to leaving school. DAVID MAJEWSKI' 32

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JACK GREEN In my second year teaching I instruct classes in Mechanical Draw- ing. I think that this is a real nice school; I feel much happier this year than last. CCHS has a pretty good bunch of kids. I'm a bachelor no longer because this summer I married. I like out- door activities, working with crafts, and I enjoy all types of music. RICHARD JOHNSON I teach Drivers' Education and Economics in my ninth year at CCHS. Before this school I taught at Maplewood High. I live in White Bluff. My B.S. was earned at U.T. Martin. I teach because I enjoy working with high school age group. I think this school needs to get off its backside a little bit. Duck-hunting is the one activity at which I am avid.' I think we have a good student body. This has been one of the most enjoyable years I've spent at CCHS. I love working with young people and this is why I teach. The subjects I teach arc Ornamental Horticulture, Agri- cultural Products, and Agricultural Science I and II. I've taught for 15 years; before coming to CCHS I was a teacher at Fay Trice Elementary. My wife Nannie Ruth and I have two girls and one boy. We live in Ashland City. I love hunting, fishing, and baseball. CORDELL MAJORS U 73 m 73 CS) m □ C n H o z I've taught for 6 years but not straight. I went in the service several years ago. I now teach Drivers' Education. I'm also a school bus driver and I enjoy doing what I want to do. I played basketball for Austin Peay also received there a B.S. My wife Donna is a teacher at Ashland City Elem. We have two children and live at Possum Trot. I like the carpet at CCHS. JOEY SPALDING

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WILLODENE AGNEW I taught for four years at Smith County High School in Carthage before coming here to teach Spanish I and II, World History, and Earth Science. I attended Indiana Univ. and received there an A.8. in Spanish and history and an Area Certificate in Latin Amer. Studies. I did graduate work at Vanderbilt in Spanish and Portuguese and studied Education at Trc- vecca and Tcnn. Tech. Jason Michael is my baby son; I've been married three years. Joyce Lance, Rt. 2, Ashland City is where I make my home. We have six cats and have had thirty in the past three years. There's a cricket that lives in our cuarto de baho (bathroom) and several spiders in the garage. I like nusic, crocheting, flowers, traveling, poetry, and being tutside a lot. VERSATILE DALE BRINKLEY I'm back for my third year teaching at CCHS. I in- struct General Math and Earth Science classes. My bache- lor's degree was received in Knoxville at U.T. Sports is my favorite past time and I like almost all types; stock car racing, though is the one I enjoy the most. I have many opinions on lots of things, but I won't mention any. Presently I'm unmarried but still looking. TAHA SABIE The various subjects I teach are English II, III, IV, Socio- logy, and Psychology. I have taught in Kentucky and Dayton, Ohio. I graduated from Peabody and now hold three degrees: B.A., M.A., A.B.D. Baghdad, Iraq is my hometown, but I now live in Nashville. Available describes my marriage status. I have two children, a son Toby and a daughter Zane. Tennis and being president of the International Organization at Peabody and Scarritt are two of-my interests. I teach to keep myself alive; there is discovery and creativity in teaching. I enjoy teach- ing at this school because there is a lot of room for improvement and I feel that I have something different and good to add.