Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Coach Manley Health 9, IO, P.E. 9, IOQ Assistant Athletic Director Coach Poppenheimer Coach Rutland Coaches: Head Football, Assis- Study Hall Drivers Education , tant Boys Basketball. Weight Coaches: Jr. High Football, Coaches: Head Basketball, Training Varsity Girls Basketball Golf, Varsity Football Coach Russnogle P.E. 6. 7. 8. 9, IO Coaches: .lunior Basketball High What Do Your Students Teach You? My students teach me the importance of being consistent and living out the convictions that God has placed upon me as a Christian, not only are we to instruct but we are to provide by our life, action and reactions. a living illustration of what God can do in a person's life. Stu- dents are not only looking for answers they are looking for ex- amples. David Manley My students teach me to laugh, have fun, and yet be seri- ous enough to help them grow in any aspect of their life. Julie Russnogle To smile. Many times l have had my spirit lifted by students who greet me with a smile. To be helpful. The willingness of our students to always help each other as well as the faculty. But most of all is he caring. Every day, I see students caring for each other, always ready to show their genuine concern for another. These are a few of the things my students teach me daiIy. Coach Rutland How to curl my hair and also lose it. Got to love itl Coach Poppenheimer 72fAcademics fl

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Q .. h What Do Your Students Teach You? At trying times when stu- dents think irresponsibility has justifiable excuses they teach me patience. Students also teach me that students are people who respond to love and concern and that they respect those in au- thority who believe in discipline and the subjects they teach. Doris Gregory My students were asked this question and they overwhelm- ingly said patience. I honestly feel they have. and most impor- tantly, taught me how to care. Lorraine Jones My students teach me the great diversity to be found in human beings. Every day with them is different from every other day and they make each one a joy in some certain way. Herb Spear My students teach me a greater respect for God's pre- cious creation - His children. Each is different in his own spe- cial way, each has a different home situation and background, but every one of them has the need to be loved. Nellita Young Young Reading Skills 8 Figuring Gut Life Academicsf7l

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Sheron Elementary, 7, 8 Elementary Soc- Cross Country, Fresh- Basketball, Baseball Lead A Busy Life l One, two, three, one. One. two, three, two. These are the sounds you hear at the beginning of each period in the gym. They are usually accompanied by noises that closely resemble panting, huffing, and puffing. Physical education serves to help a student stay in good phys- ical shape as well as to teach him how to stay that way in the fu- ture. Daily exercises are only a part of the curriculum, there are also skill tests, new games to learn, old games to practice and general all-round fun. P.E. is a fun as well as rewarding class. However, P.E. is not the only thing that coaches teach. Coach Rutland teaches Drivers Educa- tion, Coach Poppenheimer is in charge of study halls, and Coach Smith teaches science 'and math. All of our coaches are kept busy. whether in a classroom or on the field. Academlcsf73