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What Do Your Students Teach You? The students teach me how to stay under control in difference circumstances. Many times they teach you how to avoid mistakes be- cause they can be quick to point them out. Coach Brit- tain My students teach me the art of loving. Even though I am a person who loves S.B.E.C. students. they show me in very many ways how to open up my own life to let love reach out in a far greater way than l might if they were not in my life. Doris Brown My students teach me that no one is perfect. Often times my mistakes are just as costly to me as theirs are to them. Ann Tapp I! NW ., , my Qfv f . A ' Q. Q A ' 68fAcademics Coach Brittain Mrs. Brown Mrs. Tapp, American Economicsi Social Studies Marriage 8 Familyi 3' ll Coaches: Volleyball E Government: American Wrestling History: Psychology S Sociology Sponsors: Students Council
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That to survive around here l've got to have a sense of humorl Gail Langley My students teach me to exercise self-control under critical condi- tions, to stop and reflect on my duty as a teacher, and to meet everyday stress with objectivity and optimism. Mrs. Betty Seay The excellence of our English teachers makes grammer enjoyable and literature come alive. The Ju- niors enjoyed an annual trip to the home of William Faulkner, and many students attended the musi- cal Annie . Often strange charac- ters can be seen walking the halls, but no one gets upset. They are just students dressed as characters in their book reports. But grammar is taught too, and of one thing I am certain: Ain't none better than them teachers for learnin' us stu- dents how to taIk. Mrs Haughton Mrs Knight Miss Langley Mrs. Seay English 9, Latin English II Creative Writing English IO, Spanish English 8, I2 Academlcsf67
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The Social Science depart- ment includes history, man's role in society, and govern- ment studies. From the patri- ots stopping the British at Yorktown to the first man on the moon, American history covers all the events of our nation's past. Government contracts, Marriage and the Family reports, and Psycholo- gy tests require long hard hours but reward a student with a feeling of time well spent in learning about life and how to live. Economics teaches a student how our so- ciety works and how he or she can take a part in it. These and many other classes are what makes our Social Science department successful. OCIAL SCIENC lnelllniiliililiday Academicsf69
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