Cumby High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cumby, TX)

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5 . 5 - The Cumby Grammar School has an enrollment of around oneN hundred and fifty pupils, Miss Ruth Green is grade school prin-, cipalg she teaches the seventh and eighth grades. Other elemen-' teachers are as follows: Mrs. Faye Odom, fifth and sixth, Mrs. Mable Guinn, third and fourth, and Mrs, Preston Hutchinson, first and second, - ' I ' The eighth grade is an organized class consisting of twenty three members. The president of the class is Billy Junellg Secs retary, Dorothy.Maire Moreland, and Reporter, Bobbie Plunkett, One of the outstanding events of the year was the eighth grade banquet. A ' u Top ranking scholarship in the eighth grade lies between Charles Eastman and Billy Junell, one of which will be'valedicte orian at the end of the term and the other will be salutatorian, Pupils of the grade school take a very active part in every school activity. They are always active in sports too, and will someday develop into stronger and greater Trojans, perhaps, than we have yet had. They are enthusiastic about various athletic teams, and some of them, even now, promise to do great things on the grid-iron, and the court in the near future, A Just as a building is no stronger than its foundation, so is a school no stronger than its foundation, the primary and the elementary grades. We are proud of the splendid work done in our elementary school, and we feel that our high school is contin ually made stronger and more'vigorous by the fine type of students in our high school, who come to us from surrounding rural schools. Significant of their work is the fact that many times our highest ranking students are from these schools, . u . N, , lf' ' E' 6 1 4 5 2, f T r r l ' ' 1 'Q' 'g ','g'?.2'.e..

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