Mathis High School - Galleon Yearbook (Mathis, TX)

Page 82 text:

r In times of darkness the greatest need is light. The greatest need today of all boys and girls is educa¬ tion. In short, darkness, despair, and ignorance abound where there is no education. The foundation of our freedom is undoubtedly knowl¬ edge and wisdom brought together by the process of education. There are no finer boys and girls than those found in Mathis High School. The children throughout the entire system abound with enthusiasm for learning. They are courteous, re¬ spectful, and thoughtful o f others. It is this type of boy and girl in this kind of school that makes my pro¬ fession the most wonderful pro¬ fession there is. The cost of opera¬ tion of our schools should not be termed as an expense but as an in¬ vestment in people. An investment in boys and girls that will pay rich dividends. It is my sincere wish that every boy and girl in Mathis High School will look upon his ten¬ ure as a challenge and an oppor¬ tunity. These are the wonderful years. It is always a pleasure to have a small part in the molding of character among boys and girls. My congratulations to the annual staff and their sponsors in making this production a reality.

Page 81 text:

s4cUnt ti4 ia£io t

Page 83 text:

MR. GARLAND HOLLON MR. C.V. ROUSE, President MR. ARNOLD McCRAW MR. GERALD LUTHER MR. T. A. HARBIN, Superintendent MR. T.G. DORRIS, Secretary MR. FERNANDO LOPEZ MR. ADOLF BOMER, Vice President : || 6 . j 4 Mrs. Augusta Henderson, Business Manager and Tax Assessor -Collector; Mrs. Winnze Miller.