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Boneless buffalo wings are the greatest food ever. All the

deliciousness, none of the mess. Mr.Adam Wilson(Mathematics) |

I have to say that Friday afternoon Book Club is my zen. Ms. Alexis

Rich (Science) | Today isnt a good day because Im sick, so my brain

isnt working and I look funny.Mr.Brian Hamrich (Spanish)

Josh Abell |AP Human Geography

Betty Abney |Cafeteria

John Albright |AP Physics B, MST Physics

Alana Alford |Studio Art III,

Folk Art, Visual Art I & II,

Basic Design, Textiles III

Eric Allgeier |Design & Production

Patricia Allison |Theatre I,

Playwriting I, II, and III

Patty Armstrong |ECE

Bryan Crady, YPAS Assistant Darryl Farmer, Assistant Principal

Larry Wooldridge, Principal

Marti Johnston, Counselor Matthew Kingsley, Assistant Principal Greg Kuhn, Assistant Principal

Amy Medley, Counselor J.C. Reedy, YPAS Assistant Principal Dennis Robinson, YPAS Counselor Christy Teague, Counselor David Zuberer, Athletic Director

Ana Castro |Honors Spanish II,

Honors Spanish III

Christina Causey |Adv English I

Mark Chaddic |ECE Assistant

Robin Clanton |ECE Assistant

Tammy Clements |Interpreter

Sue Collesano |AP English Literature,

Adv English 1

Jane Crady |Plant Operator

Shelly Booker | Bookkeeper

William Bradford | Theatre I, Theatre IV

Thayne Bruszewski | Adv English IV,

AP English Literature

Janice Burden |Clerk

Edward Burton | Security

Amanda Carrico | Student Teacher,

Consumer Science

Robin Cash | Life Skills, Fashion I,

Fashion I & II

Michael Crain |AP English Language, Adv

Humanities, Great Books

David Crawford|Honors Biology, AP

Environmental Science

Deborah Cruze |Economics, AP

Macroeconomics, Gov & Politics

Wes Curtis |Photo I, Photo II

David Dallmann |Computer Programming,

Web Design

Craig DaRif, DVM |Adv Chemistry,

AP Chemistry II, Biology Special Topics

Erica Darnell |Honors English II,

Adv English II, Creative Writing

Bob Baar |Honors Chemistry 1,

MST Chemistry

Betsey Bell |Adv English III, Honors English IV,

Adv English IV

Amy Berry |Design & Production

Doris Bell-Murphy |ECE Assistant

Gail Benedict |Musical Theatre, Dance,

Humanities, Tap I, II, II, Fundamentals of Dance

Katie Blackerby |Theatre

Richie Bowling |Substitute

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When youre acting, youre risking rejection, Mr.

Clint Vaught (Oral Communications) said. People

fear public speaking because they dont want to risk

rejection. If you dont feel the butteries and anxiety

when on stage, then youre in the wrong place; you

need that adrenaline to stay focused and on task.

Mr. Vaught had a reputation as the eccentric Oral

Communications & Debate teacher, but he had another

personaas an actor on center stage. Mr. Vaught

participated in multiple plays, lms, and television series.

His professional acting began when he auditioned for

the leading role, George, in Whos Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Vaught also played Hance Purcell in the lm,Assisted

Living, directed by Elliot Greenebaum. He appeared in

other lms, such as Paper Cut and a locally-lmed movie,

My True Self. Most recently, Mr. Vaught played the role of

Chip Womack on Republican Sex and Marriage Advice, an

online satirical show. Free time did not come easy for

him when trying to live out two dreams at once.

Teaching was not the career Mr. Vaught had pictured

himself having when he rst began college, where

we started out as a theatre production major. While

trying to make it big time, he knew that there was no

guarantee hed make enough of a living to provide for

a family. He needed a back up plan. Substitute teaching

brought him to realize how much he loved investing his

time and his skills into students while having time to

audition for plays.

Mr. Vaught signed a contract to work for the school

and two weeks later he received news that he landed a

major part in a movie. Mr. Vaught made the decision to

turn down the role.The guys Ive come close to through acting are

jealous of me, he said. I get to experience acting while

having a home that is stable. I get to see my family and

Im doing what I love.

Mr. Vaught does not regret his decision to teach.

Teachers invest more in others. Actors invest more

time in themselves, he said.

The New Broadway

Mr. ClintVaught

Art by Benjamin Wade