Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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(Skmtlhtess IJielti a Ifealthit 3ftrnb Mrs. Mary Jo Hulsey Nurse ( '■ [i ... Mr. Carter C. Sylestine Head Custodian A wheel cannot turn when it is broken; nor can it support a load when its vital parts are weak. Likewise, our minds can- not function when our bodies are in poor health. Offering an opportunity for clean- liness and proper health habits is the principal duty of Milby's capable staff. Through their interest in our welfare, both mind and body benefit. You can laugh now, but there were 348 cases of ptomaine poisoning last week! Looks pretty good! Where's my purse? Mrs. Lillie M. Gilmore Lunchroom Supervisor 16

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A JirienMiJ a Milbyites gork down the H20. Mrs. Edith S. Pell Clerk piping Ifanfr Mrs. Lillie A. Myrick Clerk I think it looks just like you. 15

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tluml iWrti AAr. J. K. Butler Mrs. H. W. Cullen Mrs. Frank G. Dyer Mr. J. W. McCullough Jr. Superintendent of Schools dr. john McFarland The prime importance to the members of the Houston's Board of Education is the pro- motion of progress and welfare in schools of the Houston Independent School District. Members are elected every two years at the regular elections and serve four year terms. The seven members strive to provide the best possible educational opportunities for all stu- dents. Their main interest is to keep students in school and complete their education. Mr. R. Y. Eckels Mr. John M. Robinson Mrs. Charles E. White 17