Cedar Hill High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Cedar Hill, TX)

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THE LONGH ORN Lmda Kxrtley and Nancy Foster fCopy Edxtorsy clear up a few space problems and double check spellmg Agnes Nelson ftvianagpng Edxtorj remrnds Harvey Lou Newton QAdvertxs1ngQ and Sharon Potter fAdV6l'I1S1I1g, of an account call and pxcture date while Lu Ann Wilson and Nancy Gribble pound those typewriters, check names,

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Mr. Harold X. Brown, Senior Engineer, Reliability, TEMCO, has been an inspiration to all physics stu- dents during this year. Admired for his grasp of the subject and his under standing of students, he has added much to our school. Mr. Brown is an alumnus of the University of Nebras- ka, , ,Some Yankees can SURE make A-1 Texans, Here is an excellent example of the fine gift to education that can be made when industry and schools work hand-in-hand. Qualified men in industry make excellent teachers. OCCUPATION: ENGINEER - PHYSICS TEACHER CLASSIFICATION: Professional OCCUPATION: THERAPIST - SPEECH TEACHER CLASSIFICATION: Professional Charming and likeable Mrs. Mary L. Smith of Dallas, one of our spe- cial teachers, shows Bobby Dillard the sound of things to come, It's a lot of fun to have a teacher who makes headlines, and Mrs. Smith can be seen often in the Dallas papers She's good, too!

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ABILITY TALENT RESPONSIBILITY CLASSIFICATION Sem1 professronal To bleed or not to bleed Charlene Krrbo qArt Editorj ponders the cost of a fancy layout with Mrs Penn fAdV1SOI', Let the women work James Sandlmg Qhotographer and Assistant Edrtorj Bill Stark Uumor Staff Assistantj tease as they watch Bobbie Brewer G-Zditorj and Pat Pm fBus1ness Managerj prepare to pass the assignment. , . gl