William Siders II:  

School Well, for most people, if any, who read this, none of it is going to be a big surprise. But, let's see . . . being a small town boy, I went to Edinburg schools clear from the beginning. I started out in Pre-School, and graduated High School, all in Edinburg. It was great and I loved most of it. As far as inspiration goes (and quality) Edinburg schools do great. But let's see how many people can do this: Pre-School = Mrs. Bandy and (then) Ms. Jennifer, (now) Mrs. Tracey Kindergarten = Mrs. Fairchild First Grade = Mrs. Spring Second Grade = Mrs. Ashbrook Third Grade = Mrs. Robertson (then, it was Ms. Kirshman) Fourth Grade = Ms. Woolridge (then) Fifth Grade = Ms. Woolridge (then, I can't remember what her name is now, sorry.) Sixth Grade= Shoot, let's see . . . Mr. Bell, Mr. Jones, Mr. Owens, and Ms. Smith (then). That hit's the high points that I still remember Seventh Grade = Is that when Mr. Jordan came to town? Eighth Grade = (I'm so glad we made it through this year. Who has Junior High Graduations anyway?) High School = I'm hitting the high points here. Mr. Smith, God bless the man. He was amazing. Cubbie baseball, American History, Kincaid football, and historical figure lectures; man, those are some great memories. Mrs. Smith, amazing English teacher, but lets forget about me falling asleep in class. Spanish classes, boy that was a mistake. Mr. Jones, good guy, great math teacher. Mrs. Brummet, very entertaining (Does anyone know if she ever made it to a Vegas show to see Barry Manilow?) Ms. Branch, math gets interesting with her. Mrs. Sandage (Greg's mom), the board game is effective, and really fun. Ms. Little's health class. And what about Coach Waggahof's PE class, how many times did I w...Expand for more