Monday, October 19, 2020
I liked Ben Johnson of World History I fame. I found him funny except for when he insulted Alexander Venice's dwarfism. The country 'twang he had made him sound funny. One thing I did not like about Ben was that he did a play off of my name whenever I would see him. I do not believe he met anything... Sign in to see full entry.
Friday, October 16, 2020
John Hess
I took Biology and World History I with John Hess. John played football and was built like a linebacker. You could just look at him and tell he was a football player and what position he played. John stood out to me more in history. Second semester freshman year saw Mr. Tomlison "open" up to us. He... Sign in to see full entry.
Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Deonte Bush
Deonte Bush was a laidback classmate of mine. We were in Awareness and Mr. Tomlison's World History I together. I liked him. He always had a friendly greeting, and I liked his mellowness. I remember in Awareness he asked Mrs. Kenilworth why the East Coasters were more reserved than the West... Sign in to see full entry.
Saturday, October 10, 2020
Talking with Tomlison
I had few interactions with Mr. Tomlison during the two years I took with him. I preferred it that way. With me focusing on World History I, I will talk about some interactions with him that were of significance. Both just so happened to occur in February 2001. When I was sick, I missed a history... Sign in to see full entry.
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Extra Credit
Out of all the teachers I had during my school life, Mr. Tomlison gave the most extra credit. Not only were there extra credit questions to quizzes, we had entire quizzes that were extra credit. Anything you got right was extra credit. Sometimes, homework was extra credit. At least once a week, my... Sign in to see full entry.