Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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.McCarley helps her daugh- L 6 6 6 R. D Lashar and his moiher, both A ulifCoo .with her English ; Mrs. Meamwwntes her daughter, Anne, a pass tqgclass 5,0 she won 'twnjget cm of class to find out h0;w get in troubi'e v - 0 ' each 6ther 5 day is going. v W her b y day, to ;show h r;,, e l0 es h6r

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There are a lot of stu- dents at Vines that had a mOther or father that worked at Vines this past are advahtages and disadvantages to hav- ing one of your parents Workihg at the school in which you attend. Some ade Ltages would be if you heeded money or had an important ques- tion to ask your mom or ad they would be at chool with you So you ' ' A 0 set, ThE child ould also always have a ide home from school veryday. ' d ot wor e than the advan- age if ydur parents are It school with you, then hey an always ask your teachers how you' re do- ing in your school work if you got in some sort of trouble at school that usu- ,i ally your parents wouldnt find out about, they are one of the first to know. Students tend to think of school not only as a place to learn, but a way to have some freedom from their parents for seven hours a day. The students whose mom or dad worked at Vines would not ha'ye that sense of freedom . As; or the parent who worked at the same school as their son or daughter, the advantages and disadvantages are both few As- it is, it doesn7t seem to bother the parent as much as the child. LL 1 the students assume that 'thEir classmete is gettin ,L L students think Nora Nicol waits patiently while her mother piles the books oh for I her to carry '- The parent might have the advantage of having the same work sChedule as their child. One disad-A vantage onId be to tHef parent as a teacher would have to face the problem of treating his or her child fairly if they had them in it their class Some teachers I try so haid 2to hot tre them as a favorite that they end up treating them badly. ,Onigthe other hah'd because the child is theirs, they might treat it as th favorite of the Class; 2 Friends tend to not help the situation much. If the teacheris rehildi is doinggik very iwell in the class, then, g extra help at home. Some '7 do something Wrong ,kaidr ii iii: theiiz. friend' 5 parent teaches a class they are doing poor- ly in, they can persuade their friend to change 4their g 'i e. Some stu- dehts even fEel pressured if one of their good friend's Hmom ?or dad; is teaching them in a class They are afraid that if they are doing bad in the class that their I teacher would ' tell: theifisibarents; eveI'ii'ii it' s: a situation where; a teacher usually would not. L Vines was leled WitW a ' lot special people this year and these parents that worked at Viries while their child wentJ-to school h e. are iust pi't g: of them 39L