Lubbock Cooper High School - Pirate Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Tom Boyd Linda Brown Pam Brown Denise Caraway Lynn Davis Claire Dulaney Robert Dennis James Dramis Dee Elrod Connie Goodwin James Gordon Foy Graves Kay Graves Randy Hanfeld Nancy Howard Jerry Jones Tim Mebane Celia Mikell Elina Perkins Sara Simpson Nell Stanford Oliver Thompson Jr. Donna Todd Jinx White Mary Wilson Not Pictured: John Weathers Jerry Tucker Eugene Bednarz — Board Member Gary Bell — Board Member Harold Carpenter — Superintendent Mary Dennis — Tax Assessor Collector Nancy Fehlison — Board Member Joe Kitten — Board Member Clay Oats — Board Member Leland Pinkerton — Secretary Board Linda Pinkerton — Board Member Tom Pitts — Principal Christine Pruit — Deputy Cliff Robertson — Board President Ganeen Southern — Secretary to Supt. Linda Thompson — Business Manager Phyllis Tucker — Secretary to Principal Academics • 13

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T aclms Ckx The arrival of new teach- ers. initiated a variety of teaching styles, breaking the monotony of everyday rou- tines for students. Randy Hanfeld took a seri- ous side in teaching his Biol- ogy students. He was very earnest and willing to help his students excel. Celia Mikell used oral dis- cussions in her classes. After reading or going over hand- outs, students were asked questions about what they had read. Coach White conducted his “must pass” government class in a boisterous and fri- sky manner. Coach Mebane used the method of reading, answer- ing questions, and taking tests, in teaching his Health classes. Feisty Mary Wilson proved that just because she was small, didn’t mean she gave small or easy assign- ments. Ms. Goodwin approached teaching with humor. Prov- ing most “bizarre were Ms. Goodwin’s Cosmic purple pen and her blue tennis shoes. Teachers add “class to their class with their individ- ual teaching styles. (a) Mrs. Stanford gives the photogra- pher a “business like look, (b) Clare Dulaney teaches her VAC class with games, (c) Ms. Goodwin discusses a problem with the photographer, (a) Mr. Pitts searches for a student file, (e) Secretary. Phyllis Tucker, assumed such duties as answering the phone and selling lunch tickets, (f) Clare Dulaney counts her money to an opposing player in a game played in VAC. (g) Celia Mikell pauses a moment despite the chaos. Academics • 15