Lee Stafford, English Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

On Sept. 11, 2001, I was working part time for Harold’s clothing store in Norman, Oklahoma. My children were 5 and 3.  I walked into work that morning and immediately, my boss told me that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center. Normally, I turn on the news every morning when I wake up,... Read more »

Judee Hancock, English Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

Since Tris, my husband, is a pilot, and was a pilot during 9/11, the attacks truly impacted my family members’ lives.  Thank goodness he was home on 9/11, but because the world of aviation is very small, we did not know if any of his friends were flying the planes used for the attacks. Fortunately,... Read more »

Chelsea Phemister, ASL Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I remember it perfectly, like it was yesterday! Can’t believe it was ten years ago!    I was a freshman here at CHS (old HS). The first period math class with Mrs. Borden, no longer teaches here. Our teacher was pulled into the hall, and when she came back she was crying; she immediately turned... Read more »

Lorrie Hammit, Volleyball Coach

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I was a sophomore in college and my teammate ran into my room that morning while I was getting ready for class and said a plane had hit the WTC in New York.  She was always telling wild stories so I didn’t believe her but after class, I watched tv in the dorm lobby and watched the horrible events... Read more »

Mike Sheffield, Head Band Director

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I remember walking to the office in the old CHS (currently CJHS) on the morning of 9/11. On my way back, one of my fellow teachers (Robin Callahan) told me that a plane had crashed into the world trade center. It seemed like an accident, but we turned on the TV to see what was going on. As we were watching,... Read more »

Rhonda Obenhaus, Culinary Arts Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I was in the basement of the Foreign Language Building at Texas Tech for a 7 a.m. Spanish class. We took a break between classes and saw a  TV news channel in Spain reporting something in Spanish and a picture of a building on fire. No one understood what was happening until around 10 a.m. when class... Read more »

Tammy Scarbrough, Librarian

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I remember the first phone call that morning from my mom.  I completely blew it off because I thought it was just a small plane that had crashed into the building accidentally.  Of course it soon became obvious that I was wrong.  I was the librarian at Tulia High School at the time even though we... Read more »

Courtney Lowrance, Auto Technology Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I was working at the Texas Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. I was 20 years old at the time and really didn’t think about that ever happening to the USA. When I first heard, I thought it was an accident. Then shortly afterwards we all gathered around the TV in the meeting room and sat and watched. Some... Read more »

Cheryl Freeman, Math Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

I was exiting class in the Virgil Henson Activities Center at WT when the news of the Twin Towers was just beginning to be broadcast.  People often say, “I can remember exactly where I was when…” What has struck me as odd these years since is not that I remember, but what I remember.  I walked... Read more »

Michelle Collier, Spanish Teacher

September 9, 2011  
Filed under 9-11 Memories, News

Chaos, sadness, disbelief especially when the 2nd tower was hit.   My husband had spent a month training in one of the twin towers.  Read More →

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