Christian Academy of Oak Cliff - Doulos Theos Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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With a new teacher dedicated to positive reinforcement, this year second graders were lead to excellence, Miss Campbell can often be heard pointing out the posi- tive instead of the negative. I like the way -- is working. Miss Campbell feels learning can be fun and she chooses non-traditional methods in accomplish- ing this learning. She fights bad atti- tudes about school with such learning games as Chippy the squirrel 8: Willie the worm. as -xx' , X at Fi? 'I t 1 A 6 ,, LW! f 'fi lf, ifi tf ui t,, I ,ze V, . -5. n Q- a 'l Lindy Alverson Lonny Alverson D'Waylon Crosby Robert Green Necole Guiden Brian johnson Candida Lough Raamel Mitchell Kibibi Washington jeremy Watson Peoplef47