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Teaching can also be a rewarding job when the teachers are willing to spend time with the students and on special activities. 5 ii E N... '2 2 I Teaching gives a working adult time to stand in the hall like Mr. Mills is doing f32, or behind a desk working attentively with students as Mr, MacEldowney does 141, or even spinning around on a baseball bat as Mr. Reed does C51. Teachers f 77
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wt ,959 0n the rob, off the Job Hours 0 :iff i Hi x M' 11 S 3 'X we may Teaching is such fun! What other job allows a grown earthling to spend the day singing as Mrs, Jeffers does I 1j,' propped against a counter top such as Mr. Calvert C21 relaying knowledge of mathematics as uncomplicatedly as possible like Miss Morrison 6315 dressed as hideous morons like Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Salyer My or surrounded by eagerly listening students as Mr. Clevenger 552. 76 l Teachers
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M A poll was taken among the students from seventh graders to seniors to determine just which class is the students' favorite. Without a doubt, the number one choice of a large majority of students was ART. With only one art teacher at school, it is not hard to figure out who it is that makes art class the students' favorite. i rw Mrs. Frank, who has been teaching at Monroe Central for 4 years, was spoken of very highly. She helps me to express myself through art projects. Mrs, Frank is a great teacher because she makes art fun for a noncreative person like me. When l'm doing a project that is a little rougher than l'm really ready for, she helps me without doing it for me. She is always joking around with us. I like it when she shows us some of her own work it encourages me with my own. 78 1 Favorite Class U Favorife artwass Art is super because there are so many different fields to work in. Some of the art students are pictured working in clay, pastel draw- ing, painting, and stencils. M .H . f -1--,,, rl. fiwswgfss , 71 A . J' ...-fe-f ir-9 q...t 'O'
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