Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

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SCHOOL BOARD Members of the school board of the Quanah Independent Dxstnct have long gwen fa1th ful and effxc1ent servlce toward maklng poss1ble the xmproved school system of today That the1r efforts are somet1mes appreclated IS proved by the dxnner honoung them gwen by the homemakmg class School board members are JOE H ANDERSON Presldent L M BORING WOODROW WILSON ANCEL EDMONDSON JACK BRAZIL FRANKLIN TURNBOUGH MISS L MYRA ODELL, Secretary . a . I 1

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One of the most popular spots in Quanah High is the office. Many boys interview Mr. Howorth each dayg some to get permits to class after ab- sences, others to get less pleasant attention after lapses from good behavior. Mr. Howorth and his student assistants attend to all details of the daily routine of running the school. OFFICE ASSISTANTS W. H. HOWORTH Principal M. Ed., Texas Christian University Pat Brazil, Martha Jane Brandon, Shirley Murphy, Sandra Stoer, Sandra Rogers, Shirley Wilkerson. Not shown in the picture: Wencil McSpadden and David Traylor.