Graham High School - Steer Yearbook (Graham, TX)

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Lillie Bertha Pate LATIN AND SPANISH Ceaseless industry, fearless investi- gation, unfettered thought.” She has been our guide as we battled with the entangling alliances and compound perplexities which accompany the mysterious mutterings of the tongue and its twists. With all our languages we cannot express our regard for her. Lucile Speed Miller EXPRESSION “There’s language in her'eye, her cheek, her lips.” Having once met this woman you will realize a beam of sunlight has fallen upon you. The students are glad.that it is their privilege to have her as their teacher.

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Hubert Hart Moss SCIENCE “Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason.” When this man entered the laboratory, he dismissed that gloom and misapprehension that usually lingers there and in their place planted the seeds cf truth with all its elements. We appreciate his understanding of and sympathy for humanity. His is the high esteem of all the students. Mable Louise planagar) ENGLISH “Beauty is the index of a larger fact than wisdom.” Her charm is as the flower's. Her words are kind and true. She brings a joy and sympathy, and makes the life anew.

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■ John Furman h|unter Crabb MUSIC “I’m a fish that swims in Music” When you meet this gentleman, you have met a musician of unbound genius. Under his careful and efficient instructions have sprung to fame and honor many of our present day musicians. Mrs. John B. Wood MUSIC Mrs. Wood is an efficient teacher of Music. Her large class of Music proves her success.