John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS his Mrs. Mary Iernigan received her B. A. and M. A. from the East Texas State Teacher's College. Mr. Robert Pruitt received his B. A. and M. A. from the East Texas State Teacher's College. a ...Y W... t 5.5 Accurate work is required in mechanical drawing and in shop. A person can draw many different objects in exact scaling and proportion or make an item in shop which requires a sense of accuracy. This is just one of the challenges which make these courses so interesting. w 1 was er'-W -b

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tw A Www. 'mlflr LIBRARY AND READING ROCM Mrs. Iosephine Messer is a graduate of Texas State College for Women with a B. S. and a B. A. She is not only in charge of the library, but also the Stus dent Council. A graduate of T. S. C. W. also 15 Miss Frances McCormick. She, too, is in the library of T. H. S. and graduated with B. A. and M. A. degrees. Since the library is kept in very good order, it is an easy task for us to try to find information. There have been many worth-while hours spent here: and, as a result, knowledge has finally seeped into our heads. CFor most of us, that islj When we leave, We feel better-informed about our subjects. Many thanks go to the wonderful and thoughtful services of the li- brarians and their helpers. Mrs. Warren, who has charge of our Reading Room at T. H. S., received her B. B. A. at Sam Hous- ton State Teacher's Col- lege.

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Mr. Winston attended Tex- as A. 6: M. and has a B.S. Degree. Mr. Sowell attended Tex- as A. 61 M. and has a B.S. and M.S. Degree. Mr. Hawkins attended Texas A. ci M. and has a B. S. and M. S. Degree. Pictured above are Ronny Kelly, Leon Hast- ings, and Fred Lillie who are getting their broiler house ready. Their project is to raise 4500 broilers. Tommy Bennington seems to be in Cl predica- ment as to which one of the broilers to enter in the Houston F at Stock Show. Seems to rue, it would be a five way tie. f-eN., w-M-...Nan 1 -rss--.W-.,.w-M-.,..,hs.., Shown above are a group of boys who will enter the Houston Fat Stock Show. Good chance for blue ribbons, I'd say. The various shots on this page portray some of the activities which the boys enrolled in agriculture participate in on the 180 acre school farrn. An average scale of farming together with the raising of cows, poultry, pigs and bees is carried on at the farm. The farm is certainly an asset to Tyler High.