Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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CAMERA INTRUDES CLASSROCMS V S. ! ! !, . .but Mr. Culpepper, we're not comparing answersg we 're copying. -- slid-o, slipper-ee, fall- e, bump-tus. Becomes a Law are even over Mrs. .Ioh.nson's head Please Mrs. Hudgens, Ijust have to go to my locker. 'HH you a library slip. You ,, have to get it from your il teacher. The steps of How a Bill No, George, Ican't give 'll The riot squad observing the riot! u1 'Careful Son xou Shoot behmd Ibet M155 Hardage knows what s the matter the boys don t have the llne enough energy.

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PRINCIPALS omcz IS Mei, Z bf MQ MOST POPULAR SPOT SCHOOL Mr Von Rhea Beane our new prmc1pa1 at Texas Semor I-hgh has won over the hearts of the teenagers as wellas the faculty 1n the year that he has been here He always has t1rne to counseland du-ect each student H15 Chr1st1an character personal concern for each student and overwhelm1ng pat1ence have made hun 1n the language of the teenagers the tops Mrs D V Cummlngs Mr A A Forester the ass1st 1mportant part 1n the l1fe of the typ 1cal teenager not only as Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal but also as ateacher One of h1s many dut1es 15 sellmg cafe ter1a t1ckets Mr Beane's secretary bet helps tremendously 1n carry school year 'Z' I X I i i Q I . . . -. XX N - rr ni . 'd x I 7' , . VN W' 'A ant principal to Mr. Beane, has an ' ,, ,, ' Y I ter known as Laura to the typ1ca1 teenager of Texas Hxgh 1ng out the funct1ons of each

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TEACHER S FIRST CONCERN MR, JAMES A. COVERT B. B, A., Hardin Simmons University MR. JAMES A. COVERT Taught Physical Education and was Rambler Coachandassistantbasket- ball coach. Still as handsome as when he was voted the most hand- some boy in Texas High in 1949 Ai!-S. eta. Ol... f., f.r...... lnstructf-ci Junzors and Sergers grammar and lite rature, Student Council and The Tzger Ann- ual. Know-n for her good humor and understanding in all sztuatzons MISS JOAN CRANK Coached Physical Education and di- rected cheerleaders. Always got the cheerleaders at the appointed place, come rain, snow, or flood! 5? IS STUDENT oxsoref: MRS. CARROLL C. CRANE B,A., Texas State College for Wo- meng M. Ed., East Texas State Tea- chers College. JOAN CRANK B.S., M. Ed., North Texas State Teachers College. I 'H N ' ai: 1 Ak - , . ., MR. H. B.S. . EUDELL DICUS East Texas State Teachers College. MR, H. EUDELL DICUS Trainer and End Coach for the Tigers. Also taught phy sical education and Driver's Train' -ng. Loved that pink and gray Pontiac! MR. CARL CULPEPPER A former student, come home to teach his first year. Taught geo- metry and algebra. His major is really psychology--or is it music? In V.. . I O 1 I Q. ', L' 4' 1 f ,A Y. 1,44 . , At M it f I MR. CEARL CULPEPPER B. S,, Southwestern University MRS. GRADY S. DUCK B. A., Baylor University, M. AW East Texas State Teachers College. MRS. GRADY S. DUCK Notonlyl-iadSophomore andSeniorEnglish class- es but also co-sponsored Allied Youth. You could always find her at Tiger Football games and ata Baylor Bear game, if she could get the re. 17 MRS. MARY SUE DUNKIN B.S., Texas State College for Wo- men, M,A, , East Texas State Tea- chers College. MRS. MARY SUE DUNKIN Conducted experiments and gave lectures in chemistry and general science. She satisfied those little atoms and filled the empty squares with air and gases.