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. . . And Its Salute to Our New Principal, Mr. Frye After serving as head of our Industrial Arts department for eight years and assistant principal for two years, Mr. H. M. Frye as- sumed the position of principal ot West Memphis High School in the fall of 1959. Mr. Frye received his B.S. degree from Memphis State University and did graduate work at the Memphis Vocational School and the University of Missouri. Mr. Frye has worked very closely with our student body and faculty in maintaining high scholastic standards and good citizenship. He has proven to be not only our principal, but also our friend.
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With Its Dedication to Mr. R. T. Strickland Because of his fifty-three years of devotion to education as a teacher, club sponsor, coach, sup- erintendent and principal- Because of his friendliness to us, example for us, and faith in us- Because of his love of knowledge, zest for living, and sense of humor- We respectfully and proudly dedicate our 1960 Cotton Boll and our memories for years to come to Mr. R. T. Strickland. if l In 1906 Mr. Strickland obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Mississippi, where he ma- iored in mathematics. At West Memphis High School Mr. Strickland teaches Algebra I, Algebra ll, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Since coming to WMHS four years ago, he has organized a Hi-Y Club and has directed the activities of the Student Council. Mr. Strickland has been active in the field of education in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas. Before coming to West Memphis, he taught at Whitehaven, Tennessee, for twenty years.
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m WWNFW ss, famxs Masai X Board members looking over plans for the new building are: left to right, Mr. R. O. Buck, Mr. B. B. McCarley, Mr. O. M. Shultz, Mr. H. E Weaver Mr Craig Tennlson and Mr J. E. Lalman Board of Directors Plan for New School The Hulbert West Memphis school system, which consists of seven buildings, one hundred and seventy teachers, and five hundred students, is guided by an efficient, civic minded Board of Directors Their rob is a difficult one, for our school facilities have to be increased every year to keep up with a rapidly grow- ing city. In February, the Board purchased the site for a new high school, and construction was begun in March. Many hours of study and work went into the plans for the new building, in addition to the time neces- sary for the complex problems of our school system. For giving so generously of their time and efforts, we, the students and faculty of West Memphis High School, extend a hearty Thank you! to our Board of Directors.
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