Lancaster High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lancaster, TX)

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Finley seeks help. MISS ELSIE ROBERTSON Counselor TO THE CLASS OF 1962: As you go from the halls of Lancaster High into wider areas of business, education, and living, it is my earnest wish that you understand that as others have contributed material help to you, have provid- ed opportunities, shared experiences, and attempted to open vvider doors to your vision, you in turn will have opportunity and responsibility for doing the same for those with whom you come into contact. As you work and live for good vvill, peace, and understanding, your life and vvork will merge with those before you who have stood for Right and Good. With our great pride in you is mingled a hope that in some tangible way LHS has contributed mate- rially to your determination to live constructively not only for yourself, but for others, and for God and our country, When you recall days in LHS, bear in mind that Her children suffer no defeat . . . and that it is sung for you too, wherever you are. Sincerely,

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MR. W. W. ALFRED Principal, Lancaster High School We of Lancaster High School are concerned with Education as it affects our rights and privileges, our duties and responsibilities. As students and citizens of a Democracy, it is important that we be able to distinguish between these rights, and equip ourselves to be able to cope with problems affecting our future. To the class graduated I wish for them success now and in later years. To those of you who still have years to spend in Lancaster High School, it is time for you to take inventory. Have you received fully what has been offered? Have you offered anything of value to your fellow students? To the faculty and student body I say thank you for your cooperation and untiring effort that has made this school year a most productive and enioyable one. May the desire for knowledge and truth be with you always. May God bless and keep us one and all. Sincerely, .WI W

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Hzgh School Faculty MR. R. L. ARNOLD, Mathematics, Junior Sponsor, Head Football and Baseball Coach. B.S., Southwestern University. MRS. MARTHA JO BREDMEYER, Homemaking, Home and Family Living, Future Homemakers of America Sponsor, Junior Sponsor. B.S., North Texas State. MRS. W. D. BROADWAY, English I, English IV, Senior Sponsor. B.A., University of Corpus Christi. MRS. GWEN BROWNLEE, Speech, English l, Cheerleader Sponsor, Senior Spon- sor. B.S., Howard Payne. MRS. RUTH CLARK, Library Club Sponsor, National Honor Society Co-Sponsor, Student Council Co-Sponsor. B.A., West Texas State, B.L.S., T.W.U. MR. GORDON COCKERHAM, SEDT, World History, Head Basketball Coach, Senior Sponsor. B.S., Abilene Christian College, M.A., SMU. MR. E. L. DUNAWAY, Biol09Yf Physics, Track Coach. B.S., Trinity University, M.A., S.M.U. MRS. CATHERINE GALBRAITH, Latin, English ll. Sophomore Sponsor. B.A., Texas Presbyterian College, M.A., University of Texas. MR. MARION GALBREATH, Civics, History, Key Club Sponsor, Junior Sponsor. B.S., East Texas Baptist, M.A., Stephen F. Austin State. MR. KERMIT GAMMENTHALER, Band, Choral, A Cappella Choir. B.A., S.M.U., M.A., University of Wyoming. MR. JOHN HANSCOM, History, Civics, Geography, Textbook Custodian, Fresh- man Sponsor. B.A. and M.A., North Texas State. MRS. JOLENE HARTMAN, Homemaking, Sponsor of Junior Future Homemakers, Sophomore Sponsor, B.S. and M.A., North Texas State,