Marshall High School - Maverick Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

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lvragram kafures . . . Right: MRS. GRACE GRIMES B.S. TEACHES JUNIOR Eng- lish at M.H.S.-Active in , Marshall Teacher's Club, T.S.T.A., Alpha Chi, and Marshall Music Club-Ac- tivities include being a mother for her three daughters, Cin- dy, Linda, and Laurag Being a Baptist's pastor's wife, and participating in many church, school, social, or community functions-Enjoys singing, playing the piano, and attend- ing good drama-Past sum- mer attended Stephen F. Aus- tin in Nacogdoches doing graduate work in English- Vacationed on the coast of Texas, principally on Padre Island. Above: MRS. IANIE HUDSON BA.-S.F.A. MEMBER OF MARSHALL Teacher's Club, Texas State Teach- ers' Association, and the First Bap- tist Church-Spends much of her time sewing, swimming, fishing. and reading. I Right: MR. MARK LOWRY B.A,-University of Texas JOINING M.H.S. faculty in 1964, teaches junior Eng- lish-Claims membership in Texas Parachute Council, and Marvin Methodist Church- Enjoys reading and listening to good music. fNot picturedj: MISS SELMA BROTZE B.S., B.A., M.A.-N.T.S.C. MEMBER OF DELTA Kappa Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi, A.A.U.W,, TSTA, P.T.A., and Marshall Teacher's Club- Teaches honors and college preparatory senior English-As a native of Marshall, has taught in both Marshall Junior and Senior High-Finds greatest pleasure in teaching, reading, collecting antique books, glassware, furniture, and china, keeping up with opera, drama, and concerts.

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glfllf- year Sngli I1 w Above: MRS. MARY C. LEA E A.A., B.A., M.A. AT M.H.S. teaches senior English andijournalism. Heads the Big M Rouncl-Up as its sponsor-Claims membership in Alpha Delta A Kappa, T.S.T.A., N.E.A., N.C.T.E., Marshall Teacher's Club, and P.T.A.-Enjoys photography-This past summer attended A8cM Journalism Workshop, visited University of Texas campus, and made two trips to the L. B. J. Ranch at Stonewall, Texas-Has previously attenclecl E.T.B.C., E.T.S.C., U.T., and Penn State. it b Left: A MRS. CAROLYN MASON B.A. DURING FIRST YEAR on faculty at M.H.S. teaches English and art-Active in the First Baptist Church, Marshall Teacher's Club, T.S.T,A., A.A.U.W., and College WOIDCDIS Club-Spencls much of her time with church work, campus activities at E.T.B.C., at home ancl at school-Claims painting and growing house plants as fav- orite hobbies-Past summer toured Mexico and took an English course at Lone Star. 2,

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B.S.-East Texas State Class at right: Mas. MAUGHERITE M. JONES M.D. INSTRUCTS MANY freshmen on the road to better English-Active in her church-Wforks with and for many community activities-Devotes spare time to reading, swimming, boating, and fishing-Interested in professional baseball-Known for her sense of hu- mor and bubbling personality. Right: RECITING A POEM in Bfrs. Jones' English class are jacquelyn York, Becky Cherry, john Crabtree, Kay Vlfilson, Tanner Burns, and Cheryl Iliff Qnzmman ZfI6'lfF16', Above Left: MISS IO ANN ADAMS COMING STRAIGHT to MHS from college life-Participates in TSTA, N.E.A., Marshall Teachers' Club, Kap- pa Delta Pi-Especially enjoys reading, writing and music-Graduated from MHS, and graduated from East Texas State with honors. Left: MRS. JUNE W. BURNS A.A.-Lon Morris jr. College M.Ed.-S.F.A. BEGINS HIGH SCHOOL students on their long road of English study by teaching freshman English-Claims membership in TSTA, and is vice-presi- dent of Beta Sigma Phi-Board mem- ber of St. Mark's Methodist Church- Lists as hobbies playing the piano, swimming, and cooking-During sum- mer 1964 taught summer school and vacationed on the Gulf Coast. Y'