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

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SCI ENC Z Experimenting With Life . No, don't drop that flaskl Be careful, that scaIpel's sharpl Yes. I'm sure it's dead. One thing about the science department, it's not boring. It is a real take part subject, just ask any of the students. From whistling guinea pigs to mad scientists our students encounter it all in the science department. One of the main desires of the science department is to help the students view sci- ence through the light of God's word. We want every student to realize that science is merely discovering God's laws. 74fAcademics 3 X ,f gre' 'Q , - ,. 2, in NA X N .xi .L Lki 3 X K 55 ' - Xgt-gt N 9 n f - . V -in Q + - ssgzmmsm, . ,qt QS: AW fg ...1fsZ?2?i c'5.,3-ig T: .EQ 3:35 XFX 1 ,af ' t..,..,: KA? - wglgfkf, in L ,t A I sf. 15,0 Q 5: . g s, ,nn h w i .17-sf 'i F ' i - QM. f s., ., it so g H

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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

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Biology Andersen Mrs. Whitwell Biology, Science 7, Mrs. Peacock Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science 7. 8 Science .uf .. ' 'T I .......,,W.. ' , sf air V .r ' L ' . SUDAN ' Q ' L 1 ' '-if : . 4. ' w I -fi 1 - ' S, -i,. . g N j'M, ' ., . ff Q ,- f A - -. ' . W Q y V . 1 X Q! , .4 N N fl' . A ' 'W' .S A ' -an i I 1.i.Qf12-gigf. . -. ' t y 1 t A -fff - gl K it , X I What Do Your Students Teach You? Working with young people is a challenging and fulfilling profes- sion. Patience, compassion, excite- ment about new experiences, joy. love. and understanding are just a few of the many attributes I have learned from my students. Clara Rachel Andersen Everyday of teaching in Junior- High it becomes more and more evident that I still have a lot to learn to be able to answer all the 'if' questions that my seventh and eighth graders ask. They teach me things I didn't know that I didn't know. .lo Peacock if sf My students teach me what I really am - which I pray is an out- shining of an indwelling Christ. Luke 6:40 states that 'The student is not above his teacher: but when his training is complete, he will be like his teacher.' They teach me my weaknesses as well as my strengths as I see my qualities re- flected in their lives. My desire is that their lives will show qualities of their true Teacher as my life becomes conformed to the image of the Lord Jesus Christ. Mrs. Martha Whitwell Academicsf75