Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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K if H73 :li ALMA MATIEIR It was back in 1874 that the institution was established that eventually became our high school. Dr. Alexander gave the funds to build the first building for the institution which bore his name. Some forty years ago, about 1894, Alexander Institute suffered from lack of support and was moved to Jacksonville where it assumed the present name of Lon Morris College. With the Institute moved, Kilgore Public Academy of ten grades was established which was continued in the old college buildings until the pres- ent site was donated and a red brick building built in 1912. In 1912 Kilgore High School had its first graduating class with three members who with the rest of the school were taught by a faculty of four. ' This year we moved into our new S250,000 building where we are taught by a faculty of eighteen in high school alone. Our graduating class consists of eighty-six members out of 650 students in high school and we may select our course from twenty-four subjects BOARD OF EDUCATION John E. Bagwell ........ .............. P resident John T. Crim ................... ........................ V ice President S. S. Laird A. G. Morton Kelly Dickson A. H. Putman J. A. Mathis .-!i1f..t..fiLu,

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T H E 1 9 3 4-..-.-.P:P.FL...1?C.T 9.3- W- Sl'I'I'IliIN'l'l'1Nl Dl'IN'l S MICSSAGIC In lllillly 1'e-slim-vis the si-hool year of 1223535-193-1 has l1ee11 most t'Vk-illiflll for tho Kilgore l'ul1lir- School System: 111111 in lnzlrtivilliir for tho lligh Svhool. The jIl'2l1lllGlN-N this your lll2lllP up the l4'1'esl1- lllilll class of 1931. We-l1:11'e haul il 111o.:t unusual 0Illl0l'Ullllfj' to welt-o111v stu- ilonls front ull 11:11't.s ot' the country to llll-'lllllPl'SlllIl i11 tho class oi' '24-i. Our High School Slll1lPIltS luivo lzikvu :ul- Villlf2lLfP of tho lwivilvgrv 111141 huilt :1 1lv111oi'1'zltiv orrlel' :uuoug tlieitisvlves which I illll pleuseml to rec-ogiiize. You lmve zivzlileil y0lll'St-'IYPS of every occu- sion to coiisiiler those ill c'l1:11'g'v. Your spirit of l'U0llGl'2lfi0Il with the fum-uliy. stuileut groups, new us wvll as old ::tuile11ts, 1lPl'lRll'9.4 to us :ill that you l1:1vv cziugfllt the tlwuw of the Nvw Ilvall i11 Alll9l'll'llIl l'I1l11m-:1tio11 :uid Sm-ie-ty. The lloziril of l'11luc':1tio11 and 1 ooiigrrut- ulaite you upon this, your most fruitful :uid ut-tive school year. May your l't'l'1ll'4lS, :is 1'e11ortv1l ill tl1is issue of tho lioflvctoi-, guido you towuril paths ot' sovizil usefulness. NY. I.. INJIISUN, I'. X., M. A, . v lvIllVl'l'Slty of,'l'ox:1s xv' L' Iyohhulx' SlllN'I'illtl'llll1'llt Illll' ANULIN, Ii. A., M. A. E'Q'I1NHUI,I1lf 5 5 N. 'l'. Si 'l'. l'., l'11iv1-rsity of 'l'm-xns I x,lSt2,,4q',,ll:.lEI I' A' lin-:ul of ltlilglisll In-11:11'tl111-11t 114.311 nf gm.i.ll SK.it.m.Q.S S1-niol' Sponsor, Alirror, R1-fll-m'to1' AH,:.til- lyil-t.,.?,I., I ' -1' .' S Ixwlwx ATKINSON' B. S. lo pousor o 01lllllll0I'QS l', I. A. G0IAlA'l'l4l ELMICR llouu- l'11'lbll0lllll'S Iliiivvrsity of Iowzl, Toxas A. k M. Co-Sponsor of 1-'1'osl1111n-11 Shop 1 f .- - 1- LOFISK .TE'I'l'lR 5: ng! nlufqhh llnylor Colle-gi-, l'11ivt-rsity of T1-xas ht. lillll llospitail N H 4, l . S1.hm,l Nurs., 'usual Liluzutioii lo-sponsor of Juniors. G. S. A. S- MARY lil'WlARNl'31l- ll- A- 11A1:o1.11 MA'I I'lllflVVS ls. A l?lll'2l.lIf 'l'v1u-hors' 1C'ollm-go Simmons l1,,ix-vrsity' ' l l-fhshv ' 5l 'S l' BI2lflll'lIl2lfll'S Siiulo-nt f'lllllll'll, l'4-11811111111 q,,.gl,,,nS,,r of F,-,.s1um.n 1 a 1' 'l Xl 11.1.1.x11 1111.1.11:1c 1111:v111u1f11fx, 11. A. M 'l t ' ' S. Bl. l', MRS. M. U. Ml+l'l'CAl.l1', li. A., M. A. Spot-1-l1. lC11glisl1 S. ll. S. 'l'. C.. lliiivvrsity of 'IR-xzls QQUASIHIIISUI' of Sopl1o111o1'vs lloutl of SlHllllSll Ile-pa11't11t1-lit Co-Spoiisor of Fl't'ShIll9ll