Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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Tom Pfieffer Jim Pykiet Dick Renfro Dusty Rhodes Band Math Science Woods Caring Parsonaltttes The faculty at DHS brought many things to mind. One thing stood out - “The teachers really cared”. No matter what subject or who the teacher was, they would help. Sometimes it meant coming in after school or even coming in early before school. They cared about students not only on a student role, but as friends also. They always left the door open for any student who wanted help. They were a unique group of people who did a lot of things for the students. It was important for the students to show school spirit, but it helped when students saw the teachers involved. For example, at a pep assembly during football season some of the staff dressed up like the California Raisins and did a song and dance number. It was great. The teachers were not afraid to show their personalities. They also made themselves available so students got to know them as people out of the classroom. Overall, they were a great group of people who students learned to respect. Students were glad that they had teachers who cared. Working together, Mr. Dusty Rhodes and Manford Baum carefully solve a woods problem. Mr. David Cox gives a serious chemistry Trevor Henke and Mrs. Judy Baldridge discuss a home economics lab. lecture. 27

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John Raton English Rashelle Leivian Librarian Dean Lindteigen Mechanics Kevin Mykel English Tammy Mykel English Kim Kinser Physical Education Jan Parker Vocal Music Mary Fritz Library Aide Morris Gillaspie History Jo Jennings Art Influences On Youth Sophomores give Mr. Morris Gillaspie his daily seventh hour headache.

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 r N Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese!!! (Mike Powell) 28 Angie Stull pulls Brenda Tatom closer for a hug. Delbert Howland appears interested.