Walters High January Students And Teachers Of The Month

Eugenia Anderson

I’m a MeMe to five grandbabies, Chloe, Addison, Becket, Grey, and Knox. I am a mom to two hard-working sons, Dalas Anderson, local OHP and Dakota Anderson, Construction Engineer/Management with LASCO in Dallas, Tx. I have a sweet daughter in law that also teaches here at WHS. I also have a bonus daughter, Krystal that has a wonderful cookie business, Cookies by Krystal. I’ve been married for 32 years to John, who has always been a farmer/rancher and presently works for Martineer.net in addition to our farm business.

I began in 2003 with Walters Public Schools and worked for eight years as a Special Education Teacher, first with the severe and profound, moving to the High School and ending my time in Special Education in the elementary school. For the past eight years, I have been a Counselor for both Middle and High School. I love what I do but am SO looking forward to the day I can be a Domestic Engineer.

My motto: BUT FIRST, BE KIND~

John Robinson

John Robinson is from Hollis, Oklahoma and has 1 daughter, Shelby, 28 and 1 son, Eli, 5. He also has a grandson, Tytan, 8 and a granddaughter, Peyton 7. John has been teaching school for 29 years with 26 of those years being at Walters Schools. John teaches World Geography, US History, coaches Cross Country and Track. Mr. Robinson is also responsible for running all the concession stands for JH and HS games.

Candra Marlett

Graduated from Walters High School -1975.

Received BS -Speech/Drama/English from SWOSU

Employed by WPS-40 years; taught Language Arts -38 years; MS secretary - 2 years

Class sponsor, Cheerleading sponsor, Yearbook Advisor, Academic Judge, Librarian

Married to Danny Marlett; two boys - David (2000 grad) Trent (2003 grad); four granddaughters: Peyton, Reese, Cheslee, and Reagan.

Passionate about teaching, especially English IV English Literature.

Proud to be a Blue Devil all these years and loves supporting athletics, especially baseball.

Loves spending time with her granddaughters and helping her husband on their farm.

Greatest reward is seeing her students succeed in life.

Samantha Scott - Freshman

Samantha is a responsible young lady who puts her academics as a top priority. During softball season when she was absent from class on numerous occasions, she would always come in early before school to catch up on her assignments. She works extremely hard and always goes above and beyond what I ask of her. I truly enjoy having her in my class”. Mrs. Marlett

Trista Ford - Sophomore

“Trista is very involved in our school activities. Including basketball, track, softball, cross country, student council, class council, and National Honor Society. She is an outstanding leader and is an officer on the student council. Trista is a determined and driven student and athlete”. Mrs. Franco

“Trista is a very energetic young lady who works very hard in school despite many different pressures put upon her”. Mr. Robinson

Robert Marlow-Junior

Robert is a great student, not because of his grades but because of his attitude. He always makes class fun and interacts well with his peers and teachers. His sense of humor keeps things light and he isn’t afraid to ask questions. If I could have Robert in every class I would do it.

Kahler Coleman - Senior

“Kahler is an invaluable aide this year, helping out with fundraisers, prom, and English contests, having experienced the activities last year as well. She is skilled and fast, accurate and careful. Great assistant to the classroom”! Mrs. Morris

Coleman, Dominick Rodriguez - Lucky Student of the Month