So what were some of the most worthless classes you had at TVHS?

My list includes:
1) Whatever that class was that Bernie Hickman the year he got sick. I honestly don't remember what the class was.
2) Jerry Porteus' class - He was the AD so he averaged being in the class about 15 minutes a day.
3) Chemistry with "Jumping" Joe Burcher, which is ironic since teaching chemistry is one of my favorite science topics. All I remember doing in that class is bending glass tubing and taking the multiple choice test that the correct choices spelled out "Happy Thanksgiving."

Jim McCullough wrote:

Typing class with Mr. Wortman. I spend all the class time at his desk talking to him, could type 7 words a minute and got an A- for the class.

Douglas C Eppley wrote:

Bernie Hickman taught Government. We were the first class that had Government as a semester course and Consumer Econmics the second semester. I don't remember the name of the sub who took Hickman's place that year. At least the girls didn't have to sit up front after Hickman left.
Porteus has a window-washing business in Coshocton now. He can usually be found washing the windows at McDonald's on Wednesday mornings around 9 AM.
Jumpin Joe's record for the number of "uh's" in a fifteen minute period while we were there was around 140. He broke that record a couple years later while I was observing him for an Ed. class, when he hit 186.

I think Government with Mr. Childers was worthless. We took notes every Monday, and had a multiple choice test every Friday straight from the notes. I would look at my notes at the end of Typing class the period before the test on Friday and Ace every test. I didn't learn a thing. Buster and Oz sat behind me and copied all the time.

The funniest thing that ever happened in there was one day Mr. Childers was talking about all the "rough, hard looking" women who worked at Essex Wire in Zanesville, and OZ, (completly unaware) pipes up with "My mom works there!" Childers was so embarassed he left the room and never came back the rest of class. We were all loosing it, and Oz was smiling from ear to ear. He couldn't figure out what was so funny.

Well, it seems there were a lot of bad classes during our tenure at TVHS, but since I don't see anyone else mentioning it I have to put in my vote for Miss Debenedictus's English Class. Good only as comic relief for all the things that were done to distract her and keep her from teaching bad english. The class was chaos (chalk flying, everyone talking and rolling their eyes, convincing her she lost a test or homework assignment that was never turned in and her giving a decent grade for it), and she could be convinced wrong answers were right and right ones wrong with just a little fuzzy logic. She always looked (probably was) confused.

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