Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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UTeachers have it easyg they already know it. This is a very familiar quote from many stu- dents, no matter what school or what age. Whether you are a teacher or the observant student in the classroom, this is probably heard at least two or three times a day. Learning material at the begin- ning of the year is mostly review to you and also the teachers. As the year goes by, more and more is taught and it becomes much harder to learn. That's when this famous quote usually comes in handy. Tests on top of tests and quizzes on top of quizzes seem to keep piling up. One teacher said, UAfter a while, taking the tests and grading each paper sometimes becomes a hassle. But you keep on pushing because no matter what you do or try you'll always be learning, whether it's old or new things. So when the familiar quote is handed to you, you may reply Theres always room to learn! 154 Faculty Hagwood To Moore James Hagwood: Bluefield State College, B.S. Business Administration and Mathg Math. Jim Jervey: Hampden Sidney College, B.A. Economics: Math 9, 103 J.V. Football and Track. Carolyn Kennett: Winthrop College, B.A., M.A.T.g French I, ll, III, IV, English 9: French Club. Ann Kleese: Longwood, B.A., M.S.g Guidance - 8th Grade. Ada Jones: AST University, B.S.: Guidance - 10th Gradeg National HonorSocietyg Homebound instructor. Robert Jones: Va. State, VPI, B.S.g Horticultureg FFA, Keep Virginia Green. Patricia Koger: Radford University, B.S.g Journalism I, II, English 9, Basic Communication Skills Class: Link, Bulletin Column. John Kovack: University of Buiialo, B.A.: Worlc History, Human Relations: Football. Frances Leeper: West Virginia State College, B.S.g Spanish I, ll, Ill, Spanish Club. Demris Manns: Virginia State University, B.S., Home Economics Il, V, Exploratory. Jim McGinnis: Madison College, B.A. Music Educa- tiong Home School Coordination: Conflict Committee. Margarat Mize: Longwood College, B.S. in Business Educationg Businessg Accounting, Shorthand I, Clerk- Typist Ig F.B.L.A. 3 Melvin Martin: William and Mary, B.A. in Secor Educationg English: Football. Susan Martin: James Madison University, B.S. Elementary Education and Library Science: Carol Molnar: Edinboro State, B.S.g Consumer I Inter-Club Advisor. Wayne Moore: A 8. T University, B.S., M.S.g Ass Principal.

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Ann Chaney: Badford, B.S. in Home Economics, Home Economics l, ll, lll, Exp., FHA. Barbara Chavis: North Carolina Central University, Master's of Library Science, Librarian. Eddie Crabtree: Lee College, B.S. Biology, Biology, Physical Science, J.V. Football. Barbara Dameron: Averett College, B.S. Health and P.E., Health and P.E. 10, Drivers' Ed., Gymnastics, Volleyball. Randolph Chavis: North Carolina Central University, B.S. and M.S. in Physical Education, Health Education, Drivers' Education, P.E. and Science, Health 10, 11, Drivers' Ed., Jr. Class, 8th Grade Football, Boys' Basketball, Audio Visual Club. Jim Comis: Milligan College, BS. P.E. and English, English 11, Baseball, Athletic Director. Dixie Darby: Library Secretary, Dvaugh Business School. Mary Deel: Emory and Henry, B.A., VPI 8: SU, MEd., Biology, Internal Suspension. XS 'E' Mary Dickerson: Bluefield State College, B.S., West lirginia University, M.A., English 8, 9. illiam Diehl: Concord College, B.S. Music Ed., rivers' Ed. Iulius Dykes: Concord College, B.S. in Education, Vest Virginia Univers Ly, M.A., Guidance. 'Robert Gunter: Pfeiffer College, B.S., North Carolina A t T University, M.S., Assistant Principal. Tony Dlllow: Va. Tech, B.A. History and Social Sciences, B.S. Distributive Education, D.E. l, ll, Ill, DECA. Frettia Draper: Guidance Secretary. Famos Hairston: Virginia State, B.S. in Industrial Technology, Metal l, ll, Exploratory, 8th grade Boys' Basketball. Sue Hager: Radford College, B.S., Clerk Typist I, ll, COE, Shorthand ll, FBLA. Now, the teacher can teach. No, wait a minute. This is Wed- nesday - club day - the first three periods are shortened to thirty minutes. Or maybe it's Fri- day and there's a pep rally sixth period, so fifth and sixth periods are shortened. Or maybe it's the first week in October and your students are spending five days taking SBA tests. Or it's the day for the three-hour junior movie. Or the guidance counselor is coming to talk to your students. lf I could just teach . .. Mrs. Barker, sponsor of FFA and Senior Class, is pleased with a report. Dickerson To Hager Faculty 153

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wr-s....c.ssuu-enm.ts...t.ssc.mm..u: After a day of making telephone calls to parents, Mr. Jim McGinnis stops by Mr. John Myers' office to talk about the music program. Alter she finishes her paper on The Chocolate War, Denise Morrison has her rough draft checked by Advanced Comp teacher Mrs. Barbara Bodkin. J. its. 4,-...yt 'mv EK 42!:4,7 ohn Myers: Maryville College, University ot Iowa, S., M.A., Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Drama Club. lleen NoIa: Clarion State College, BS., Reading lm- rovement, Cheerleaders. lends Pollard: Meredith College, B.S., Advanced ath, Geometry, Algebra l, Mu Alpha Theta, Math eam. inger Preston: King College, B.A., English 12, Year- ook, Drama Club, One-Act Play. 51 Chris Owens: Substitute. Joyce Perdue: Salem College, B.A., English 10, 12, Debate Team. Sybil, Pruett: Concord, B.S., West Virginia University, M.A., Art I, Il, lll, IV. Jesse Floach: Averett College, B.A. History, Va. 8. U.S. History, Wrestling, Junior Class Sponsor. Myers To Roach Faculty 155