The Falcon Review <![CDATA[The Falcon Review]]> en-us Copyright 2008 - All Rights Reserved. Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:07:00 GMT 15 <![CDATA[Mr. John Hart and Mr. Mike Huwe]]> By Micah


Mr. John Hart

Mr. John Hart attented Ouachita Baptist University and Southeast Missouri State. Mr. Hart taught at Obion Central for two years, teaching Chemistry 1 and II, Principles of Technology, Wellness, and also coaching football. This past year he taught Chemistry 1 and 2 and Principles of Technology at LCHS. Mr. Hart says this past year has been a great experience filled with great students and faculty. His most memorable moments were announcing for the football games this past season. His most embarrassing moment was while announcing the Greenfield Yellow Jackets; he actually called them the Gleason Bull Dogs, after a touchdown.   Unfortunatly, Mr. Hart will be leaving LCHS after this school year. He is going to Ripley High School to coach football and teach. He says his plans for the future are to go back to college to recieve his Doctrate in Education.   Mr. Hart feels that if he could have done anything different this school year, he would have enjoyed every single moment more. "I actually love Lake County," says Mr. Hart.   Mr. Mike Huwe attended the University of Southern Maine to recieve his Bachler's Degree in Education and Wheelock College to recieve his Master's Degree in Education. He has taught in several places including Boston, Conneticut, Minnesota, Tennessee and Georgia over the last 12 years.    Mr. Huwe said his first year was great, and he enjoyed the time with wonderful people and students. His most memorable moment was winning the football game against Mckenzie. His most embarrassing moment was when he slipped and fell while attempting a left-footed field goal during football practice. Mr. Huwe says that he would change absolutely nothing about this school year.   Mr. Huwe is also leaving LCHS to go to Ripley High School to continue coaching and teaching. These two wonderful teachers have helped many students during this school year. They have brought two more amazing personalities to help students learn and develop. We will be sorry to see them go. We wish these two teachers the best of luck. ]]> Mon, 18 May 2009 16:01:27 GMT