South Hopkins High School - Memories Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

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. . . you can see that burning yearning for learning in the students' eyes. Charles Childress . . . you learn and have a good time doing it. Mary Wilson . . . when the students say, I tried your suggestions and they work every time. Lowell Stearsman . . . the principal calls you at 9:00 a.m. and asks you if you mind to come in to teach your second period class. Lynn Baker . . . you can see a sparkle in a student's eyes and he says, Now I understand! Myra Bourland . . . you have to start moonlighting to make a living. William Fulkerson . . . one student's face lightens up in comprehension to what you have just explained. Mary Reeder . . . when you put in a twelve-hour day. Dwight Grise . . . when no one every listens to you! Mary Adams 23

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. . . you get your paycheck. Shirley Beshears . . . you observe students apply concepts learned in class in real life situations. Carolyn Herron . . . someone says, Hey, I've tried that and it works. Lanny Woodward . . . when your life is governed by bells and when you can finish a four-course meal in twenty minutes. Sylvia Bivins . . . you leave for home after a days work, exhausted because you have been standing, walking, and sitting, working. Margie Rickard . . . when you can't think of anything to say for the Yearbook staff! Darrell Menser . . . you're really just a teacher's aide but you're happy because you feel you have helped the majority of your students. Beverly Harper . . . your favorite cologne is chalk dust. Louetta Hoodenpyle 22

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OFFICE STAFF KA THLEEN SKAGGS MARTHA STEARMAN LIBRARIAN BARBARA EICHOLZ GUIDANCE COUNSELOR WANDA WHITLEDGE 24