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Coach Thomas Phillips prepares chili for tasting at the home-economics department Chili Cook Off. Teachers work for students This year at RLT teachers had more work than in past years because of the passage of House Bill 72. Teachers put in more time and effort due to the changes. Many teachers liked the policy because it benefitted the students but commented that it involved more paperwork for themselves. The teachers had to send out failure notices. set up conferences with parents. and send out three-week progress reports. Mr. David Spindle, biology instructor, said the three-week progress reports let the students and the parents know how well the student was progressing. lt also benefitted athletes because they knew whether they were failing in time to make an effort to bring up their grades. Ms. Carol Woodlock, math instructor, said, The six-week policy is better for the students' grades because at the end of a semester they had three grades to average instead of just two grades. Even though the teachers had more work this year, many agreed that the changes were designed to help students. 28 Activities Librarian Patsy Hightower works diligently on a project for the library in early September. gi . English instructor Martha McMurray and her guest, Ms. Rosemary Rumbley, discuss a passage during a morning class in early October. ii 4 1 ' ii E '. 2 i i Q X s L X9 ., Ms. Scrappy Bergeron tends to her daily tasks in early fall as secretary to the counseling staff. X if i
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Senior P.J. Aubrey gets a lirm hold on his opponent during a wrestling tournament Dec. l4. Varsity volleyball player Carla McGill bumps the ball during the Newman Smith High game. . ww 95 .'f..1'M . K ., A determined Lion pushes his way through the Trojan defense in an effort to make a touchdown. Activities 27
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Math teacher Harry Cutler demonstrates a problem to one of his classes early in the year. 1 ' . ru t - .,,. I1 'cl 'lf' Et . - ,L -N . ' U? ,i l ,Q 5 -vu 'Kg History instructor Kenneth McElroy concentrates on Football coach Jimmy Gunn anticipates the outcome grading a student's paper early in the year. of the game against South Grand Prairie. Vive Ms. Jeannette Winner and Ms. Sheryl Fowler take a break from their duties as sock-hop chaperones. ff Coach Elias Rodriguez takes a break from the responsibility of lunchroom duty early in the year. t Activities 29
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