Gober High School - Plowboy Yearbook (Gober, TX)

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Zealous Trout: The tine Mr. Moreland told me he would not tolerate my loafing in History. Beula Pae Cooper The first biscuits Miss Tidmore made in the Poods class. Wayne Roberts; Miss Hargrove popping her fingers and saying, Let's cut out that murmuring. Jerry Cantrell Zealous' manly foot. Myrtle Turman The ball games with Three p.

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{SCHOOL DAYS) Junior Class History Thirty-four of the best students in High School were enrolled in the Junior Class. Not in the picture were: Gladys Butler, Norris Carpenter, Prances Reba Hale, Gene Hargett, Morris Hulsey, Alton Reynolds, Lois Young, Ophelia Jones, J. T. McGee, and W. A. Wigley. All Juniors took four or five of the following subjects: English, History, Geometry, Typirn, Office Practice, Agriculture, Eomemaking, or Bookkeeping. Many things have been accomplished by the class. The English Royal Club underTbe direction of Miss Hargrove met each month of the year. Outside of school, you recall the parties at the homes of Dorotba Brookins and Wynell Carpenter. I am sure you have not forgotten April 1, Lake Fannin, the Hay-ride to State Park nor the theatre party. Do you remember the dessert party? For the first time in the history of the Gober High School, the Junior Class sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet, and if we were not almost Seniors, we would say it was a grand success. The class play Aunt Bessie Becits The Band was presented on Friday, May 24. This class gives to its sponsor. Miss Tidmore their thanks for her untiring efforts in our- behalf. f X tje.t

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{SCHOOL DAYS) Geneva Carlton; Pleasant memories of dear old Gober High School. All success that I may be able to attain will be attained through inspirations I received from Gober Hi and faculty. Dortha Brookins; The expression used so often by Mr. Moreland, uNov; let's sum it all up and get the situation in a nutshell,” Norris Carpenter; The arguments that Mr, King and I had in typing class, Jamies Fletcher; George Brent taking exercise during English class. Wynell Carpenter; The trouble I had with Plane Geometry and American History. George Brent; The time Mr. Thompson sat down, and it wasn't in a chair. Weldon Nichols; Pet saying of Mr. Nash, ’’That's right” and Mr. Moreland, ’’The situation in a nutshell.” Iris Broiles; Practicing on plays, songs, and drills, during school hours; and also how everybody laughed and forgot their parts in the play Aunt Bessie Beats The Band.” Beuna Fae Nichols; How Home Economics increased my interest in school. Maraldene Richardson; How I enjoyed learning to cook in Home Economics. Dorothy Smith; The many happy hours spent with the paper staff publishing the Tattler” and especially the night the staff fell. Harold Baker; Ditto 4F K r,r t Ki