Kendrick High School - Cheraqui Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Sara Smith Thom Smith Alabama State University, B,S, Auburn University, B.A. Theatre Math Drama f 4i.!: Carol Tate Everett Teague Marion College, B.A., M.Ed. Florida State University, B.A. CVAE Industrial Arts We PM Leo Staley American University, B.S.-MST History x . Martha Ann Timbes Tift College, B.A., M.Ed. Counselor Billie lean Stallings Georgia Southern University, B.S., M.A. Vocational Supervisor all- i Af Gary W. Tomlin University of Georgia, B.S., E.D., M,Ed. Government Since 1971 Ms. Ford has observed Kendrick students and the many changes that have occurred. The following suggestions are from Ms. Ford to the students and parents in school and at home. Students should bring a book or reading material home from school daily, devote at least one hour daily to homework or reading, complete homework each night, limit T.V. to 1 1f2 hours daily and maintain good healthy habits by eating a balanced diet, exercise and get 8 hours sleep. Ms. Ford adds, Parents should discuss each day's school happening with your child also, watch for opportunities to praise your child, get to know your child's teacher, limit T.V. and read to preschoolers and primary children fifteen minutes daily. Faculty 135

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