Glover High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Grapeland, TX)

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Elmer E. Langham . . . School Glover John Penick .... John Roy Bobbitt .... ...... . Robert R. Rogers A. B. Bradley M. P. Bennett Board . . . . . President Secretary Alfred Lovelady John H. Holcomb Glover School Faculty H. Frank Beathard .... Gladys Vickers . . . . . . Edwin E. Lock ....... nuunnnunoununaonuu uu -an . . . . . . . . . Superintendent Principal . . . . . . . .Home Economics . . Vocational Agriculture Business Administration James C. Merriwether . . . . . . Chester B. Spence, Jr. . . ........... Mathematics .................Music Lucy E. Skipper ........ . . . Lena Mae Beathard . . Guynell Kennedy . . . . Natha Lee Lovell .... Lounelle Duren .... Ida Mae Davis .... 'U Mrs Mrs, Mrs Glo C OOKS Myrtle Marrs Mrs , .. Annie Vaughn Ludie Kellum Johnnie Smith Sixth And Seventh Grades Fourth And Fifth Grades ...........ThirdGrade First And Second Grades ..............Librarian er School Employees BUS DRIVERS Lelan Smith J eff Davis Leland Smith . . . . . . . Mechanic A lonzo B obb itt ....... Student Advisory L. E. Minter, Jr. Bobby Jack Minter Bill Hogan Frank Meador Billy Edd Peterson Faye Richardson Robert Vaughn Jirnmy Potter John H. Gale Louie McAnnally .Janitor Commtttee Jean Pyle Doris Banks J o Ann Marrs Cleon Compton Leon Compton Cora Jane Langham James C. Creath

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The Tomahawk Staff Co-Editors ....... Business Manager .... Club Editors ..... . . Sports Editors . . . Layout Managers . . . Art Editors ............. Advertis ement Committee Typists . . . Sponsors .... . . ..... . ....... B ill Hogan Rose Marie Henderson . . . . . . . Wonnell Henley . . .Billy Edd Peterson .To Ann lvlarrs Bi1lHogan Patsy Henderson . . . Bobby .Tack Minter Doris Banks . . . John M. Hammons Jimmy Potter . . . .Tinunie Carswell Carolyn Bolch Billy Ray Duren Meda Ann Pyle Bill Hogan Billy Edd Peterson . . . . . Emma Jean Beal Meda Ann Pyle Rose Marie Henderson . . . . . . .Mr. C. B. Spence, Ir. Mr. J. C. Merriwether, Jr, THE YEARBOOK STAFF WISHES TO TAKE THIS MEANS OF LETTING IT BE KNOWN TO IVIRS. GUYNELL KENNEDY THAT WE KNOW SOIVIETHING OF THE GREAT AMOUNT OF TIME, PATIENCE AND SKILL SHE I-IAS PUT INTO THE PREPARATION OF THE ART WORK FOR THIS BOOK. IT IS HARDLY BELIEVABLE THAT ANY OTHER YEARB OOK STAFF COULD HAVE BEEN SO FORTUNATE. WE WANT MRS. KENNEDY TO KNOW HOW IWUCH WE APPRECIATE HER AND THAT HER WORK SHALL AL- WAYS CALL TO OUR MINDS AS WE LOOK AT OUR YEARBOOK, THE SPIRIT OF HER GREAT CARE. 4 :fu

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AX IH V 7 HX l2 N 'I 'B J Q ll Dear Students: It is with much pride that we have prepared this, our first annual. The thrills that have come from its preparation will live in our memories a long time. The yells of Yea, G1over can be heard at a great distance. . The six years that my family and I have spent in your community have been the most pleasant ones of our lives. The friends I hope we have made ' will always be a part of our lives, wherever we go. Our country is being threatened by aggressors from abroad again. We Q must be prepared to defend it. It is upon your shoulders that the burden of carrying on will soon fall, so it is your sacred duty to continue to prepare yourselves to assume your proportionate part of the burden when the time N shall come. We are sincerely proud of your faithfulness in preparing your- Q selves thus far. My wish for you is that there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful suns et. H Sincerely yours, Q1 J' aan Elmer Langham, Superintendent 1 YK '- IV Q D l1lXKx IQ