Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Hard Work and Warm Personality Characterize 6 E. A. (Jack) Roquemore

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Excitement transforms the reluctant faces of amateur performers into faces of participation as they act out a skit for Western Day. participation...tempered with recognition... y The face of determination of an athlete mirrors his desire to defend the honor of his school in his weekly battles on the field of competition.

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Mr. E. A. Roguemore Mr. E. A. (Jack) Roquemore, vocational ag- riculture teacher, has made many lasting friend- ships with his students through his willingness to help and participate in activities with them. He has been in the teaching profession for 34 years, 22 of which have been spent in Arlington. During this time, he has sponsored 15 separate senior classes. He is now the sole vocational agriculture instructor for both Arlington high schools. Due to his active participation in all phases of vocational agriculture, Mr. Roquemore has been honored by receiving an Honorary Lone Star Farm- ers’ Degree. He has served as a delegate to the National Association of Vocational Agriculture. He is the sponsor of the local branch of the Future Farmers of America and an officer of the state organization. Mr. Roquemore is an active member of the Baptist church, the Rotarians, the Texas Classroom Teacher’s Association, and the Texas StateTeach- er’s Association. Through his service and loyalty to both his profession and to his students, Mr. Jack Roquemore has more than earned the dedication of the 1965- 66 Colt Corral. These plants need some more fertilizer, observes Mr. E. A. (Jack) Roquemore as he adds his green thumb to improving the courtyard. 7 Future Farmers Jerry Dodson and Gary Kvarda watch as Mr. Roquemore demonstrates how to curry their entries in the shows.