MOST MEMORABLE TEACHER

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Comment by Kortney M. Warren on June 7, 2009 at 6:14am

Wow, it was so many! Coach Gamble is at the top of the list! Somehow, he didnt teach, he just put in a movie or worked on B-Ball plays, yet you felt as if you learned something! Mr. Anglin was another! YEs, he did seem a lil weird, like walking around the parking lot at 7:30AM, with a class in his classroom! The man was smart, he wanted to teach, but most kids didn't want to, so he didnt teach! LOl. He actually is a shuttle driver for courtyard marriot, and when I was in Freshman Algebra at TSU, he tutored me, and helped me get an "B". Last but not least- Derrick Williams! For some strange reason, you could not call him Mr. Williams, everybody called him, (even to his face, inwhich he would go off on you) Derrick Williams! I thank him now, hated him then, for making us write that damn term paper like we were in college. I had to do mine on a typewriter, I didnt have a computer! Now working on my 2nd degree, research papers come easy!

Comment by Donnie Harrison on February 28, 2009 at 7:29pm

I have to name two teachers. Mrs. Hodge and Coach Gamble. Mrs. Hodge really loved her job and most of us children anyway. I am very appreciative of the fact that she was always there when I needed her. Her sponsorship and leadership of the Beta Club will never be forgotten. Coach Gamble was cool as hell. I enjoyed every minute of his class. He even let me help grade papers on occasion. I will truly miss him.

Comment by Jim Terry on February 28, 2009 at 5:09pm

For me it would have to be Dr. Harris hands down! I still to this day sometimes mimic his old hand gestures. Me and Chuck Strech still laugh at "class what he is trying to say is that he doesn't know what the answer is." I loved the way he would always try to burn on you in front of class. Hard, but a cool teacher.

Comment by JACQUELINE "JACKIE" MANNING-WILSON on January 17, 2009 at 10:34pm

Wow!! My power teacher's were Mrs. Carolyn Jennings, she stood on your level and made sure you got it. Mrs. Harper school you on being on time and the key to passing was you better TRY!

Comment by Kendra Walker on November 17, 2008 at 11:13pm

Oh yeah and come on you can't forget Ms. Hodge...1 of a kind...lol

Comment by Kendra Walker on November 17, 2008 at 11:11pm

Stanley Stewart takes that 1 hands down...BUT man I can't forget Claire Ivanov...ya'll she was crazy!! And of course Dr. Harris...c/o 96 did anybody pass that final exam in Trig???

Comment by Lanisha on November 12, 2008 at 7:31pm

Definitley my most influential teacher was Stanley Stewart. He took a chance making me head majorette as a sophomore when nobody thought he should. He saw something in me that I didnt know was there! For that he is and was the bomb! I also like my crazy AP English teacher that everybody else hated but I cant remember her name to save my life. Crazy enough I only remember that she lived on Cherry Street and her daughter loved Poison the rock group! Does anyone remember her name? LOL!!!

Comment by JAMES A. BROWN JR. on November 1, 2008 at 5:08am

HANDS DOWN EVEN IF YOU WEREN'T IN THE BAND IT WAS STEW DOGG

Comment by Renee Davis-Gooch on October 16, 2008 at 11:31am

My memorable teacher is Linda Waters. She was the best teacher that I've ever had.

Comment by Diedra Ladd on October 2, 2008 at 6:15am

I love, and will truely miss Coach Gamble. He was the truth. Mrs. Wheather the computer science teacher, influenced me to stop being an a-hole to my other teachers. And Mr. Pope was a character I'll never forget! He gave me my first and only paddlen in the ninth grade. He hopped a lil' every time he swung to get momentum. I had to make myself not laugh!

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