Graham High School - Steer Yearbook (Graham, TX)

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MISS ETHEL ROGERS, B. A., English. M INKOLA. TUX AS. Student in Vernon High School ‘02, llughey-Turner Training School, Weatherford. '02, Southwestern Univers- ity, Class of '08, taught in Weatherford High School in 'Oh-'10, Graham High School ’U-'12. Too much praise cannot he bestowed on Miss Ethel Rogers for the able way ... wh.cl. she has conducted the work in the English course for the past three years. The course has been strengthened until better training in English cannot be attained anywhere. She is a true triend to the student and is held in the highest regard by all. Her pleasant disposition and k.nd manner have been largely instrumental in securing: for her the large number of friends she possesses. Miss Fannie Bye Rogers, or “Miss F. B.,” as she is known to distinguish her has been successful in gaining a place in the esteem of the pupils, and her abilit) in work in the Latin Department causes her to be ranked first-class as a teacher. from her sister, conducting the MISS FANNIE BYE ROGERS, B. A., Latin. MINICOLA, TLX AS. Student in Vernon High School '02, llughey-Turner Training School, Weatherford, '03, Southwestern t’nivers- ity, Class of 09, taught in McGregor schools Mo-Ml, At- lanta, Texas, scho Is ‘12, Graham High School M3.

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EDGAR McLENDON, a. B., Mathematics. GKAIIAM, TEXAS. (»radii a U ol Baylor taught in Hopkins Count v in 'eo. On in I a n schools in 01, Emory schools in 02- 03, Bur- leson College in o4- 0( , Superintendent of (Irahaul Public Schools '07-T3. Supt. McLendon assumed the direction of the Graham Public Schools seven years ago when their standard was far from high. By constant, untiring-, conscientious work he has raised the standard until we are now able to compare very favorably with any high school in the state. The year 1912-13 has been his crowning- year, inasmuch as he has secured a large number of units of affiliation for us wiih Texas University and recognition from the State Superintendent. He is liked bv all the students and is considered the most popular Superintendent we have had. He has been ably assisted by Prof. Leonard K. Gilliland, in the capacity of Principal of the High School. Mr. Gilliland is well versed in the subjects that he teaches and has done his part toward the upholding ol the standard ol the school. He is a good “mixer” and is well liked by the bovs and also the girls who unanimously vote him to be a “good fellow.” LEONARD F. GILLILAND, History and Science. MOODY, TEXAS. Student in Jefferson Academy, Moody, Texas, ’Of», in I homus Arnold, Salado, I exas, 07-’0S, in University of Texas 11- 12, Principal Graham High School '13.

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J. F. H. CRABB, Piano and Violin. GRAHAM, TEXAS. Student in Hillsboro High School '00; Baylor U. '01-’02; student of Hans Von Schiller, Piano, and Bernard Listle- mann, Vi din, at Chicago '03; taught in Cleburne '04; Di- rector of Crabb's School of Music at Keen, Texas ’05-’0( ; Teacher in Crabb's Conservatory of Music, Cleburne '08- '00; in Simmons' College '10-'ll; taught in connection with Graham Public Schools 12-'18. Mr. and Mrs. Crabb cannot receive too much commendation for the able way in which they have been teaching music here. Mr. Crabb is a graduate of Von Schiller on the piano and although he does not specialize on the violin he is a splendid per.oritur on this instrument. Mrs. Crabb is well known to all the people of Graham, inasmuch as she has been raised here. From time to time they have given recitals here and the attendance they received lias been ample evidence of the appreciation of their talent and that oi their pupils. B th are pleasant people to know and their large number of friends fully demonstrates this. MRS. J. F. H. CRABB, Piano. GRAHAM, TEXAS. Student at Southwestern University, Georgetown '0b- 07; Student of Crabb's School of Music, Graham, '12; Taught in Crabb's School of Music ‘18.