Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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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

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Row1; left- -right: R D. LashariSo- phomorei and his mother Mrs LasharWSpeEial Edi; Nora Nicbl' iSophomorei and her mother Mrs. Nicol iEnglish SI Germani, JeffBLIrr iSophomorei and his fa- ther Mr. Burr iCounselori Row 2; left- -:right K'ristin Dreyer iFresh- mam and her mather Hodge iSophomorei and his mother Mrs. Hodge iCounselori, Rachel CoxggiFreshmani and her Mrsi Dreyer iWorld Histbryi, Kent mother Mrs. Cox iEngiishl, Juli Qook iFreshmani and her mgth-' er Mrs. McCarley iEngiishI Row 3: left- right: Drew Koib iSopho- moreI and his mother Mrs. Koib Spanish and Frenchi, StaCey Vandermeer iFreshmani and her mother Mrs. Vandermeer iSec- retaryi, Anne Means iSoth-IL more and heI mother Mrs. ' . Means iSpecial Edi, Jennifer Har- rison iFreshmani and her mother Mrs. Harrison iMthi.