The Governor, Yearbook of Ross S. Sterling High School, 1983 Page: 96
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Congratulations are in order when Mr. Ed Wachtel and
Mr. Scott Sheley complete a well-played game.AN Mnr. anc Walsh watches closely. Mr. Will
Goolsby takes aim and tires during a round of target
practice.St i~ >iareKlmk Sien5.ce
I m Landgraf - Social Studies
Coach: Swimming
Bernette Lavigne - Custodian
iron Leggett - Social Studies
's - Resource Orientation
Special Education
* Lively - Science
k w.er - cosmetology
hoaron Lynch - English
na McBride - Secretary
Clain - Social Studies
A E. Mechanical Repair
gon McGowan - Science
Ronald McLeod -Math
ory, Driver's Education.
Coach: Football
Kay Marsh - Librarian
1 .. Drill Team Assistant,
Coach: Golf
Xlartin - Social StudiesTenion-filled Times
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Mr. achtl one sad, "ir-furnish their own ammunition, but
rifles and ammunition were furnished
one thing in common, their jobs are by the R.O.T.C. Mr. David Beltram
said, "I never would have gotten an
opportunity to participate if it wasn't
for Capt. Corral. It gave me a chance
to mix and mingle with other
teachers I normally wouldn't see dur-
ing school hours."
An exercise course was also
designed to help relieve stress. Most
exercises were done on trampolines
Oneplaced in the professional library and
workroom. Mrs. Judy Bender stated,
"I work out 10 minutes a day."
"A way of relaxing and getting
A. Corral, head of the program, com-the
mentd tht th prgramwas ostday," was how Mr. Jackie Crawford,
assistant principal, described the
ping-pong tournament that was part
Mr. Wachtel once saidm weire-o thesr o ram.
controllers and teachers both hAve-
very stress-filled, " and to help relieve
this problem, a series of activities
were designed to help alleviate this.
The variety of organized programs
took place at numerous times and in-
cluded a ping-pong tournament,
small arm target practice and an exer-
cise program using a miniature
trampolene.
On parte of the programona wasay n
pistol and smallbore-rifle markman-
ship, held in the R.O.T.C.'s newly
constructed shooting range. Capt. R.
A. Corral head off the program, com-h
mented that the progra was most.JcieCawod
informative for the participants
about care and safety of the weapon.
Participating in the program were of the stress-relief program.teachers, along with some spouses,
and other "distraught" employees.
Mrs. Brenda Stone, homemaking
teacher, who used a hand pistol, ex-
claimed, "I'm terrible! But now I feel
more comfortable with a gun, and I
thoroughly enjoyed it."
Teachers shooting pistols had toThe competitors in the ping-pong
tournament felt it relieved pressure
and anxiety. Mr. Scott Sheley com-
mented, "It brought on a different
kind of stress that I find in the
classroom. It's a competitive kind of
stress and I can handle that."0*
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