Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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Mr. Garland Moss Someone must count the box office returns and keep them growing so that the show won't close, Mr. Moss, our Busi- ness Manager, is the best Box Office Manager we know. He protects the tiller and keeps it ready for use in making our production a hit. Mrs. lfVillene Dixon The one who balances the returns in the office of the Box Office Man- ager is Mrs. Dixon. At all times she can account for the status of the Uwherewithalu to keep our show on the road. Mrs. E. L. Goodroe The clerk's work never ends. Besides secretarial work, Mrs. Goodroe files and refiles all re- ports coming into and going out of the Box Office Managers of- ficc. Page 8 Mrs. Jetta WVade Mrs. YVade's duties in the of- fice of the Box Office Manager are to type all the notices and to complete all correspondence concerning our productions.

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Mr. B. B. Lawson The success of any show de- pends largely on the Stage Di- rector. Mr. B. B. Lawson, the Principal of Texas High, has been directing the stage show at Texas High for thirty years, always seeing that everyone acts his part well and properly. Our 'Tiger Revue owes the majority of its successful run to its Stage Director, Mr. B. B. Law- son. Mr. A. A. Forester Newly appointed Assistant Stage Director to Mr. Lawson is Mr. A. A. Forester, better known in Room 211, working math problems. However he has quickly become a familiar figure in the Stage Director's office, where his chief role is at the outer table selling cafe- teria tickets and tabulating totals. Mrs. D. V. Cummings Included on the staff in the Stage Director's office is one who has been carrying out her multitudinous tasks as long as her boss. Mrs. Cummings, bet- ter known as I.aura, has so many jobs as Secretary to Mr. Lawson that everyone marvels at her ability to accomplish so much in such a short time. Everyone realizes that without Laura our show would not be complete.

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Mr. Torn Bain Mr. Aubrey WVood . . . the secretary of the Board, showing some of the equipment he sells at the Sears' Farm Store. Mr. Hale Parker . . . the former president of the Board, looking through one of the millions of magazines that can be found at either of his stores, Hale's or The Sportsman. . . . vice-president of the Board, completing a telephone call as chief clerk to the Freight Agent of the Cotton Belt Railroad Lines. There could be no show without those who have enough faith in their patrons and are willing to give more than the usual time to plan the production. Texas Senior High is lucky to have the best and most interested Producers any show could have - These seven Producers are the Board of Education, who have spent many long and late hours - with- out remuneration other than self-satisfaction - planning and organizing this successful show for 1955. The entire Cast, from the stars to the prop men, wish to thank our Producers for a smash hit, the H55 Tiger Revue. Mr. John Haltom . . . the president of the Board, taking time out from his busy life as vice-president and man- ager of the truck division of Creekmore Motor Company. Mr. Burnham Jones . . . displaying one of the many styles of shoes sold at Cobb and Sons' Shoe Store. Mr. VV. R. Kelly . . . using the dictaphone to record the many orders he receives for electrical appliances he sells for the Tri-State Distributing Company of Shreveport. 'Mrn Bill Williams , . . the newest member of the Board, adjusting electrical equip- ment at his own shop, Williams Radio and Electric Company.