Chapel Hill High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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.T1cincifpae'o, A It is a great pleasure for me to express my appreciation to the students and faculty members of the Chapel Hill School for your friendship and cooperation in making the school term of 1952 and 1933 a pleasant and successful year. My greatest wish in that this school program has provided training and guidance in such ways that you will be better able to meet with the problems of your life and solve them to the extent that your happiness and success will be promoted. I trust that your characters are more pure, your minds are more alert, and you are more mentally and physically fit by having attended this Chapel Hill School. May I wish for each teacher and each student of Chapel Hill School a con- tinuance of happiness and success in all your endeavors of life. Your friend, A 74. G. H. Goolsby, Principal

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.S1wp,emin,ten,dent'o, eonouge As we muse and reminisce through the pages of this book, now in the years to come, may we never for- get that the American school is the most important channel by which we can pass on the American heritage. Our democratic convictions are the product of our up- bringing by fathers, mothers, teachers, and fellow stud- ents who believe in the dignity and freedom and rights of mang who by word and example taught us, the prac- tice of dignity, the use of freedom, the exercise of rights without infringment of companions equal status. W. C. Rogers, Superintendent gif .ai , ...al

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Mrs. Myrtle Cagle Secretary G. H. Goolsby M..S. Carl Marsh B M. Ed. Band John H. Reagan M. S. Science Coach jackie Spigner B. S. Commerical M. L. Woods M. Ed Social Studies Mrs. Ruby Gentry B. A. English Mrs. Louella Jennings Tax Assessor Ray Newman M. Ed. Math. Asst. Coach Mary Faye Reagan M. S. English Sarah Waters B. S. Homemaking Grady Wright M. Ed. Agriculture