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Unofficial Poll: GITT and tell me the grade you and/or your
Mar 15, 2022, 8:07 AM
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children were in before they had their first male (heterosexual) teacher.
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I was in the 8th. Mr. Wright was my math teacher. Our
Mar 15, 2022, 8:13 AM
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daughter's first male teacher was her Spanish teacher in H.S. I think.
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We including PE, or are we talking about REAL teaches?
Mar 15, 2022, 8:14 AM
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Re: We including PE, or are we talking about REAL teaches?
Mar 15, 2022, 8:16 AM
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8th grade science/biology***
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^also this***
Mar 15, 2022, 8:21 AM
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6th/1st
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If the male teacher has blue hair and is a burnt out attorney who landed as a teacher, but otherwise you don't know if he's ghey or not, does that count? If not, then my answer goes to 6th/3rd
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I think blue hair speaks for itself***
Mar 15, 2022, 8:22 AM
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Then it's 6th/3rd***
Mar 15, 2022, 8:28 AM
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8th grade history and he looked like Lurch from Addams Fam
Mar 15, 2022, 8:22 AM
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but call him that and it was an immediate trip to the boys room with a wide wooden paddle.
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Did you put your steel aggies on the pot belly stove
Mar 15, 2022, 8:23 AM
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so Ben DeLauder would sit on them in his overalls?
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This guy was big and that paddle hung proudly in his room.
Mar 15, 2022, 8:26 AM
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he would be in jail today.
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My dad had a PE teacher in the early 70's
Mar 15, 2022, 8:30 AM
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who had a wood bat that he cut the barrel in half. He would make the kids put their hands on his desk then homerun swing that bat on their backside. According to him it would lift their feet up off the floor.
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Punishment was immediate and brutal
Mar 15, 2022, 11:26 AM
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but deserving most of the time.
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9th grade history was male also
Mar 15, 2022, 8:25 AM
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and the most effeminate man I had ever met at that time. He was brutally treated by students and quit before the year ended.
Replacement was an old lady who would stumble around if there was a loud noise. Books would drop from desks when she turned her back.
I promise I never did that.
At least I do not remember it.
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I had Coach (name redacted)
Mar 15, 2022, 8:48 AM
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Interesting guy. Think super cheezy/super sleezy 70's guy who never left the 70's. Glasses, collars, bell bottoms, polyester, type. He would grab a desk and turn it around at the front of the class, sit down, and talk. You either listened and took notes, or flunked. There was a book but he never used it. He had no notes, just talked. And he knew every date, every name, literally had western civ memorized.
Rumor was he was about to give his dissertation for his PhD and quit, so he wasn't a "doctor". ALSO, he was called "coach" (name redacted) because he was the girls basketball coach. I say WAS, at one time. Still went by "coach". Rumor also has it he grabbed a few butts in "celebration" and also asked one senior to marry him, so he was relegated to full time history teacher. Icky level was like 10+. But a heck of a history teacher. Recall a paper on "the Hebrew's reverence for Yahweh", and I had no clue who Yahweh was. Ended up at the USC library researching that paper.
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Our basketball coach was also our asst. H.S. Principal.
Mar 15, 2022, 8:36 AM
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He used to wear us out with a paddle at school and practice.
To top it off, he was also the manager of the peach shed where I worked in summer. He used to wear us out there also.
The Emancipation Proclamation didn't apply to us.
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Thank you
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For me - 6th grade: Mr Megna
Mar 15, 2022, 8:29 AM
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For my kids - 4th for my oldest and I'm not sure my youngest has had a main male teacher yet.
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PE and Art since 3-year old Montessori. REAL teacher
Mar 15, 2022, 8:30 AM
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hasn't happened yet.
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Mr. Moore was my 7th grade Science teacher, he was awesome
Mar 15, 2022, 8:31 AM
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and he died from liver failure due to years and years of drinking. Great guy who hid a really big problem.
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Re: Unofficial Poll: GITT and tell me the grade you and/or your
Mar 15, 2022, 8:30 AM
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Coach Willie was my PE teacher in 6th grade.
Mr. Greene taught mechanical drawing in 7th grade.
Mr. Gardner taught a class in 8th grade where we went to the elementary school and did student-teaching. Can't remember what that was called.
Coach Lawson taught SEX-ED. He was your classic heavy-set old school coach who wore those impossibly tight BIKE shorts. Wore whisle around his neck 24/7.
Mr. Forgothisname taught "Project Adventure" in 8th and 9th grade (basically a ropes course turned into a class, where we solved puzzles and smoked cigarettes)
Coach Stogner taught sociology in 11th grade (he's the DC at Chapin now, IIRC)
Mr. Alsoforgothisname taught fire-fighting and autocad. This dude was a trip. We were on block-scheduling, so we had four 90 minute classes each day. I had him for first block... the autocad computer lab was in a separate building with the mentally challenged kids. He told us that if we finished our drawings for the week, we didn't need to go to his class, so just tell him ahead of time, he'd mark us present, and we'd go straight to second block at 9:30.
Mr. Meyers teach a class called Sports Marketing that I took in 10th grade. We played fantasy football all year.
I had a guy teach Introduction to Engineering. He was an old electrician. We watched This Old House episodes and learned how to wire up switches and outlets.
I had Coach Spires for PE in 12th grade.
Coach Torbett for Statistics in 11th grade.
I had Mr. McAdams teach C++ 1 and C++2 in 11th and 12th grade.
I actually had a ton of guy teachers, now that I think about it.
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But specifically in your first years as a student
Mar 15, 2022, 8:33 AM
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think from age 5-10 you didn't. Correct?
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Nope. Not me, or either of my kids, or my wife.
Mar 15, 2022, 8:36 AM
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I can't even think of a primary school teacher who's a dude.
I asked my kids if they have any "boy teacher" at their school and my daughter named Mr. Mike and Mr. Shaun.... the two janitors.... excuse me... maintenance workers.
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That's what I was getting at with this post.
Mar 15, 2022, 8:38 AM
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A lot of kids these days don't have a strong male role model in their life until middle school/high school.
Dad's aren't in the home or have hardly anything to do with them. Then they don't see their first masculine teacher until 6th grade at the earliest even though those k-6 grades are vital for social development.
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I had plenty of male "role models" beside my dad and uncles
Mar 15, 2022, 9:05 AM
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growing up. Maybe I was lucky. At the time I didn't think so, I didn't grow up rich or privileged. I did have parents who stayed together and loved me, so maybe I was was overly blessed compared to others.
But I also had: Friends' fathers Little league baseball/football coaches Preacher and Sunday School teachers my first boss (golf superintendent) when I mowed grass on the golf course (started at 13 y/o)
My Sunday school teacher (I was 8) took me to my first Clemson football game. Took the whole class up to a game (4 hour ride each way - he was a brave soul). He graduated from Clemson. I told him on the ride back that day that someday I was going to go to Clemson. And I did.
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Congratulations on growing up 40+ years ago. The world is
Mar 15, 2022, 9:15 AM
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alot different these days, especially for some of these young men FBCoachSC® is talking about.
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Let me think about my kids for a second
Mar 15, 2022, 9:19 AM
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still not the types that FBCOOCH is talking about, but it's closer thank YoungScooter.
They have: me (alleged birth father) my dad my step dad my father in law my brother my brother in law football, volleyball, basketball coaches my cousin MikeDogg, and a few dude friends that come around every now and then whoever is banging my wife when I'm not around.
I'd say mine are pretty lucky... including my last one, that could be upwards of 20 strong male role models!
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High School, yes. She used to work in Elementary Schools
Mar 15, 2022, 9:58 AM
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and you are right.
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It's crazy to me that elementary schools refuse to hire
Mar 15, 2022, 10:00 AM
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male teachers/admin.
A lot of these kids in poverty don't have a solid male role model until they are almost teenagers.
And by then it's too late.
Edit: To be fair, there's not many men going to school for elementary ed
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BTW, my best HS teacher was a male
Mar 15, 2022, 8:36 AM
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He left Cuba when Castro took over, was a teacher at a university in Cuba, but taught HS in SC - Spanish and typing (keyboarding for you youngsters), He played the organ at our church also - drove a VW bug forever.
He helped me translate some Santana songs. He was also fluent in Portuguese and French iirc.
RIP Mr Mims.
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This alternative plot to Scarface sounds awesome!***
Mar 15, 2022, 8:50 AM
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Elementary starting 1st grade - taught boys' PE
Mar 15, 2022, 8:57 AM
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His wife taught the girls.
Moved to private school in the 3rd grade and had a male reading teacher. Had at least 1 male teacher every year after. Even when I went back to public in 6th grade.
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We are doing a Zoom program for 3rd graders right now
Mar 15, 2022, 8:59 AM
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out of 4 classes, 2 teachers are men. Both of them look like good bubbas.
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Mr. Schilling for 5th and 6th grade at a private school
Mar 15, 2022, 8:59 AM
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(because the public schools on Guam were horrendous). Very nice man, good teacher, we probably assumed he was heterosexual but come to think of it, I seem to remember him being unmarried. Who knows. If he was gay, he didn't appear to be a pedophile rapist, which is odd since those two concepts usually go hand in hand.
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But the real question is
Mar 15, 2022, 9:15 AM
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Did he give good jowblobs?
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Re: Unofficial Poll: GITT and tell me the grade you and/or your
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7th/7th. Not sure how they deployed their penors.
BTW, there are plenty of very masculine dudes who are gay. I was shocked to learn years later about 2 friends I thought were straight as could be, only to learn it wasn't so.
The stereotype of the effeminate gay dude and the butch lesbian is just that. I know a gal that would make you cry, to learn she likes the same thing most of us do.
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5th grade***
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Are we talking about the ones who
Mar 15, 2022, 9:54 AM
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did or didn't touch me in the no-no place?
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You weren't that attractive as a kid***
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rude***
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Re: Unofficial Poll: GITT and tell me the grade you and/or your
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8th grade - SC history. Pretty sure he was hetero. He would sometimes talk about his lady friends. He was a really good teacher, but got fired for slapping a girl that smarted off to him.
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Juanna my HS male teachers (RIP) is actually the cousin
Mar 15, 2022, 10:00 AM
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of one of our more famous elder lunge statesmen. He was a good dude and a unique fella.
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7th grade history - Mr. Lovett.
Mar 15, 2022, 10:04 AM
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Really a great teacher. I think he was a Vietnam vet. Loved basketball and used to open the gym after school and on Saturdays for pick up games. Once a smart ace kid came into class and was obviously high and kept running his mouth. Mr. Lovett warned him repeatedly, then when he'd had enough, he snatched him up out of the desk like a sack of potatoes and literally threw him out of the classroom, ragdolling him the whole way. The kid was suspended for a week and it was business as usual. Now, the teacher would be arrested and fired (this was probably 1972).
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First grade
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He was my PE teacher. My grandfather taught him and must have been tough on him, cause ####. At the same time, I had a lesbo PE teacher with him.
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Re: First grade
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I had a lesbian PE teacher, too. I think they were all lesbian back then. She sort of looked like Oscar the grouch. She was a lot of fun.
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Oh and mine was 6-8th grade. Bill Smarr, gym coach
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Beck Middle School. "Bill Thmarr" as we called him, because he talked EXACTLY like Dusty Rhodes..
"NOW LITHEN UP LADIES, ITH COME TO MY ATTENTION, THAT SOMMA YOU ARE SKIPPIN THA SHOWERS, GOIN BACK TO CLASS WITH YO STINK AND FILTH RADIATING FROM YO PERSON! IF THITH ITH YOU, YOU NEED TO HAVE A HARD CONVERTHATION WITH YOSELF AND DECIDE IF MAMA NEEDS TO BUY YOU SOME BETTER DEODERANT!!!"
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Awwww man, RIP coach.
Mar 15, 2022, 10:45 AM
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Hate that dementia did him in.
https://thomasmcafee.com/obituary/coach-bill-smarr/Coach Bill Smarr - Thomas McAfee Funeral Homes William “Bill” Dean Smarr, 81, husband of Dianne Logsdon Smarr, died Monday, May 6, 2019 after a 6-year battle of Progressive Primary Aphasia and dementia.
Born on May 19, 1937 in Hickory Grove, SC, he was a son of the late Albert W. and Grace Goforth Smarr.
Bill was an outstanding athlete, playing quarte
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Middle school (aka Jr High). We did have a super flamey
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principal in elementary school. He loved singing songs, hugging the kids and having them sit on his lap. Definitely not creepy in retrospect.
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Mr. Mellinger was the gym teacher. For academic classes...
Mar 15, 2022, 10:54 AM
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6th grade had both Mr. Doyle (history) and Mr. Kemnitzer (Science).
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Me 4th. Son 5th
Mar 15, 2022, 2:10 PM
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Does not count gym, art or drama teacher.
My 4th grade teacher was awesome. He was the all-time QB during our recess football games, and scheduled a baseball game against another school's 4th grader during the day. Great teacher yet still a lot of fun. He was a college athlete and a basketball referee in his spare time.
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