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

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Everyone in Cleburne High knows the Assistant Superinten- dent, Mr. Glendon Broumley. His warm smile and friendly ways make him a favorite to all. Purchasing for the school and arranging transportation for the entire school system are two of his chief duties. Mr. Broumley attended North Texas State College in Denton, Texas, where he received his B. S. degree in physical educa- tion and his M. S. degree in administrative education. Q6 urn, .. Mwawa l mam hdfh i QQ Das he I Ebuqzebipg-.Quehd 60015. 1 I P I 0.1-as hi 812-Q? To Q2 tb' .bUb0QSlzgd9bt .Z 'S eb scam .f6'H'?!Afi25WfAfFK'

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.asssseswfs-mgfs,srs:sv .u++s!-Meir-tiK+w usaswssssyilsltgf we - f . ...M :rf sstqssfft s U st :Aww-5 .: ,-,- my ., .sf f .V . . ' . ,f 1 1 - . ' . if S , 'r .. . m , .- , , r. rt. sis, -,hf- ' ,. L i'.l5?. f' Qi ,' ' lf' ' -'E 'i ' fi' .w ' ' f sr - , ' 52. - -' t if s 'Qui T V Y T d assi' 58?-gg, 1 f as 3 A f f, A A as s slrs .3331 gifts T T , , 3 . 2 ...I 3 Miss Beatrice Hall serves as guidance counselor for the Cleburne Public School System. Among her many jobs are those of giving and interpreting aptitude and I. Q. tests to students. She plans special guidance programs. Many students counsel with her on their social or emotional problems and their future plans. Miss Hall received her B. S. Degree in Journalism from Texas Women's University, and a Masters of Education in Guidance from Texas Christian Univer- sity. Miss Hall leaves the Cleburne School System this year to become Consultant in Guidance Services for the Texas Education Agency. The many students of Cleburne High School, the faculty and administration will truly miss her and her wonderful work with us. Added to the school system this year was Mrs. Marilyn Weis, Cleburne Public School health nurse. She graduated from the Laurelwood Academy in Gaston, Oregon, studied nursing at the College of Medical Evangelistsin Los Angeles, and received her B. S. Degree from Texas Christian University. Mrs. Weis visits the Cleburne Elementary Schools to give TB patch tests, vision and bearing checks, and to take care of teacher's referrals. Mrs. Weis cares for anyone who needs medical treatmentwhileinschool, talks to students on special health problems, keeps accurate health and accident records, and plans and conducts school health sched- ules. Another new face among the Cleburne Public School System staff is Miss Ruth Merrill, elementary choral music teacher. Miss Merrill spends an allotted time at each of the elementary schools teaching chorus to the students in the various grades. Miss Merrill received her degree in music from the San Marcos State College. She taught chorus at Cle- burne High School in 1951. Before beginning her work in the elementary schools. Miss Merrill worked lil the County Superintendent's office, and was active with the Baptist youth of Cleburne.