Glover High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Grapeland, TX)

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iq 6 t V lwawfxx. .4 , ff -Tx Eff? A Y N - 1' c R 2 jzifiir V 'XII Ili, X ' X 3 ,- ,L-'Aff . , H 0 P - N' GLUVER HIGH SCHOOL An usta Texas SENIORS TO LEAVE FOR NEW GHLEANS AFTER GRADUATION TONIGHT May 23 1958 VOL VI 0 For months the Glover qenior clasf has worked liliaently io raiff VnnWv for th ir annual trin. ft has hoon Q hard Piruffln park ff YH? 'ln f',- , ln? at 1331 thcv 'lll .-,' reno fhn hwrvost N it all. The ignjor Clans of l jj viSHQS NO extend Vheir npfrncintinn fo the ones of the Glover oonnuniiv onl fhe our- roundinv towns for their pntronares and coonerwtion in the acniviiang fhat , l- -is-1 FOURTEEN SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS TONIGHT The culmination of twelve years work will he reached For fourteen Veniorsg nine hoy: and Vive virls, as they march across the stage to receive their high srhool diplomas tonipht. s During the four years in high school the class of lQG9 has lost five of its members--Mattie Lou Nick, Raymond Lucas, Jean Ivie, Wmma Que Dunbar, and Sue Hogue. One member gained was Gordon Pyle who joined the class during his Freshman year. Those receiving diplomas tonight will be: Charles Bohbltt, Norman Bobbitt, have been csrriod on for nhe purnose of' Jarvis Creath, 50,1 r , Y-71150,-1, raisinr annual tr Hollis, N dinter, with thi although Lois, Fil JW0H1S, around 1 Dossible Pyle' ' 'ldafh communi express O ,alugggor indeed a Fonqratul edictol 'four sincereg pparents asg gf 3 iard also to y Tfaculty Meches to dearl for the ugugga 1 again ' years tl ipentfag noe the ?lQ5R. may we eart e t t t 1' and now at last f regre Over kindest lony for J o our all of helb 'hh fmaiui r