Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)

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PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE Serving as secretary to the principal is MISS GENE ANN WHEELER, who has most ably filled this capacity for two years. Of utmost importance to the administration ofCleburne High School is MR. CECIL HAR- PER, Assistant Principal. He is in charge of the attendance records, teaches three com- mercial classes, and is Housemaster of Ed- ison l-louse. PRINCIPA L 'S MESSA GE The quality of one's life is pretty much revealed by the strength of his as- piration to learn, The value of one's life is pretty much determined by the use he makes of the learning he acquires. The greatest danger to our nation is not that some anarchist will destroy it, but that you and I will fail to apply ourselves actively to this job of creative citizenship--will fail to accept the challenge given by the America of the past to build in the future the nation we require, l JV

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This marks the sixth year that MR. J. W. PATTERSON has served as Director of Educa- tion in the Cleburne Public School System. He has proficiently fulfilled his duties in co-ordinating the general instructional ac- tivities, in carrying out the In-Service Training program, and in directing the Audio-visual Education program. Before assuming this capacity, Mr. Patterson served for two years in I. N. Long Elementary School as Principal. SPECIAL SERVICES Serving for the first year as Guidance Counselor of the Cleburne Public School System is MISS BEATRICE HALL. Because of her untiring efforts in planning our guidance programs through the year, everyone has learned to appreciate the wonderful job she has been doing. Miss Hall received her B. S. degree from Texas State College for Women, and her M. S. from Texas Christian University. She has had high school teach- ing experience, and has served as Vocational Coun- selor in placement and industry. MRS. ALICE RODMAN, our Health Nurse, is in charge of the school health records. She works with the school faculty in evaluating our health program, and counsels with students about the importance of good health. Before coming to the system she served as Super- intendent of Nurses at Johnson County Memorial Hospital. 8

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