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Seniors honor their sponsor During her many years of teaching at Reynolds, Mrs. McDermott has earned not only the respect but also the admiration of her students. Her students soon realize to their delight that a class session with Mrs. McDermott is not an ordinary one, but rather, one filled with humorous anecdotes, whimsical jokes, and lessons on the Roman family and way of life. Mrs. McDermott is the unique individual who is able to give a homily toa student at one minute and in the next, she is laughing about an embarrassing moment in her life. To this unique individual, Mrs. McDermott, we, the senior class, gratefully dedicate the 1967 Black and Gold. The senior class dedicated the 1967 Black and Gold to Mrs. Margaret McDermott, Latin teacher and senior class sponsor. Mrs. McDermott discusses the distribution of caps and gowns with senior class of- ficers Ken Craven, Amy Johnson, Jim Richardson, and J.C. Woodall. Her third period class listens intently as Mrs. McDermott explains the proper translation of a Latin sentence. 13
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erilage of the past Faculty and Administration 15 He walks into the stuffy class- room and faces the thirsty restless captives whom he will teach for the next fifty-five minutes. As he be- gins to lecture about the Articles of Confederation, he sees a boy near the back slowly fall asleep. Un- daunted, he continues, ignoring, or perhaps reprimanding, the girl doing her algebra on the third row. Later, however, a boy asks a searching question and opens an active discus- sion on the function of government. Each day the teacher must face an often apathetic class to whom the assimilation of knowledge is secon- dary to the acquisition of units. He must tackle endless and seemingly pointless clerical work. But his perseverance often earns a reward in the spark of enthusiasm ignited in one student—a spark that may bring success in the future.
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