Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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Mrs. lda McKenneyg B.S., William and Maryg U.S. Hisloryg Travels, gardens, boutiques With his daily three miles ofjogging al- most over, Mr. Calhoun looks forward to a shower and food. wwf' Mrs. Susan Marconyakg B.A.. Long- wood, Spanish, Dellug Knits, goes bicycling in leisure time Mrs. Dorothy Millerg A.B., Meredithg Guidance Counselorg 'l'ri-Hi- Y Coord.g Mrs. Sylvia Lawson, B.S.. Norfolk Stateg Business Law, Typing, Crochets, Sews. reads, travels cooks. listens to music eachers kind lzhemse ves on other side 016 desl-1 chool all day, school half the night, school during the summer - 22 teachers found themselves on the other side ofthe desk as they pursued advanced studies and work- shops. Miss Lee attended VCUQ Mrs. Hodge, Madison to work on her mastersg Mrs. Bernard, a Leadership Training Conference at Massanetta and annual semi- nar at Salem College along with Mrs. Phelps, Mr. Royster, ODU for an advanced driver educa- tion courseg Mrs. Spears, ODU to work on her masters, and our all-time favorite, Mr. Lee, at- tended a SCA workshop as songleader and instructor and Boys, State as a counselor. Through all this effort, teachers received a much better insight on what it is really like to be a student. faculty staff! 31

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Mr. Irving .losephg B.A., Norfolk Stateg Artg Cnachg Enjoys painting and sports in his spare time f f'A ,f N N Mr. Glenn Millerg B.A., Old Do- miniong Distrihulive Ed.g DECAg Hunts, fishes, likes antique cars, guns Mr. Sandy Jarrellg A,B.g Old Do- minionsg Englishg Coachg Draws, studies films, lifts weights Mr. Ronald Leeg A.B., William and Maryg Humanitiesg SCA, ICC, Dir. of Student Activiziesg Tells jokes, sings Miss Betty Leeg B.S., VPIg Dislrihutive Educationg DECAg Knits and works in crafts in leisure time 30 I faculty, staff

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apers ga ore go ome with teachers here were papers and more papers awaiting the scrutinizing eyes of tcach- crs, as they sat ready to attack with the lethal red pen in hand. Observing the dash to cars with arms laden and briefcases bulg- ing presented a very real picture that work goes on and on for dedicated teachers. Not only did those myraids of papers have to be marked. but also lesson plans had to be made and studied. Indeed. there were times Mr. Halterman wished he had not assigned that last theme, Mrs. Spears that last test, Mr. Joseph that last painting, or Miss Griffin those last proofs. All the eveluating and planning truly ate into the after hours of the faculty. Mrs. Lou Phelpsg A.B., M.A., Long- wocdg Englishg The Caunsewayg Feeds the birds and squirrels, travels 32 I faculty, staff Mr. Billy O'Brieng A.B., M.Ed., UNC, Mr. Martin Oliverg B.S,, Old DD- UVAg Coach, Athletic Direczorg Avid miniong Governmentg Coach, Mona- sports fan, studies politics gram Clubg Avid sports fan y Mrs. Hazel Overslreetg Secretaryg Reads, fishes, goes to the beach Miss Sharron Pilcherg B.S., Old Dominiong Librariang Likes lo read in her leisure time Mrs. Ann Palmerg Secretaryg Plays golf, rides horses