Whites Creek High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Whites Creek, TN)

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Mr. Ingram has been teaching for twenty years. Most of that time was spent at Joelton but Mr. Ingram also taught at Isaac Litton. What little spare time he has, he spends in a photography dark room or with his hobbies of farming and metal work. His greatest love is teaching and his personal association with students is his greatest satisfaction. .... Mrs. King has been teaching for ten years. She has taught in Ohio and at Rose Park. Mrs. King’s hobbies include reading, sewing, and rollerskating. Of teaching she says My greatest satisfaction is being involved with the next generation of adults and getting to know more about them. I like to be able to watch students grow up and mature.

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Mr. Hall has been teaching for thirty-one years. His assign- ments have taken him to Florida, East High, and Joelton. In his spare time he enjoys fishing and camping with his grandchildren. Mr. Hall enjoys teaching sophomores, ju- niors and seniors. His greatest satisfaction in teaching is watching students discover and develop their talents in the area of technology and applied science in the world of industry. Mrs. Henley has been teaching for nine years at such schools as Ewing Park before coming to the Creek. Her hobbies include Sewing and sponsoring cheerleaders. In the spring it is not too difficult finding her around the track working with young athletes. She enjoys working with students and watching them mature.

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Mr. Lawson has been teaching for sixteen years. His teach- ing assignments have taken him to Cameron and Fisk Uni- versity. In his spare time he can be found reading or play- ing basktball. His greatest satisfaction in teaching comes from helping youth grow and mature. Mrs. I esley has taught for twenty-two years. Her teaching assignments have included Pearl, Maplewood, and Meigs. When not teaching she enjoys reading, crocheting, and Bridge. The most enjoyable part of teaching she says is watching students achieve, to grow, to grasp new mean- ings. to savor new ideas and to sometimes change their opinions.”