Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

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Ti i i . Q? 1 .rms Lm,. Y - 3 is Mft. Wyatt Sammefift 5 Mr. Summers has taken long strides .since he accepted his first teaching post ion - tral High School at Alto, Texas. This first teaching engagement was made in 1020. His next two years were .spent at Rusk where he was principal of the elementary school and a coach in high .school. In the fall of 1929 he returned to Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College to complete work on his B.S. degree. Later V A degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College. NVhen Mr. Summers again accept- l l l principal. Ile found time to ipal and later as supermtencl- 't' in the four teacher Cen- he ohtained an i .. . g . . ed a teaching position, it was at Croveton, Texas, where he was hig 1 sc zoo coach the football team to a hi-district championship. First as coach and princ ent, Mr. Summers served in the Livingston Schools the twelve years preceding his acceptance of the superin- tendent's post at Caston. l l t take lone for Mr Summers to win a place in the hearts of the Caston student body and the smiling face and good citizenship, he- It c if no g . , people of the community. He has, through his .strong advocation of a . g come a molder of fine personalities at Gaston. Having a personality with the power of a lodestone, he makes friends wherever he goes. Mr. Summers i.s an active member of .several teachers and administrators associations of state and na- tional scope. Not limiting his activities to those in the educational field, he is a Hotarian and is a past pres- ident of that service club. Having a liking for .sports of all description, Mr. Summers spends a great deal of his leisure time on the golf course.