Mathis High School - Galleon Yearbook (Mathis, TX)

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U VARIEIJ CURRICULUM MAKES THE CURRICULUM at Mathis High School was diversified in that those with an interest in eco- nomics and the arts, both fine and applied, gained the fundamentals to extend these inter- ests. 1.,. . , N., S. Qlgig- 113 -1:1 -JM' as m ' l STUDENTS LEARNED the rudiments of economics in junior , business classes taught by Mrs. Coffin. Cathy Tennill, Mary Layne Finley, Kay McDonald, Janis Beard, and Betty Lou Hybner were several of the girls that made stuffed animals in homemaking.

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MATH ANIJ LANGUAGE ARTS Mr, Homer Ragle Mrs. Mary Lynn Boatwright Mrs, Eva Mae Wehmeyer TexasA.81I. U.ofT, U.ofT. B.S. Mathematics B.A. Mathematics B.S. Spanish 1-ff. Jr., John Sutherland, Ben Franco, Johnny Snody, MRS, WEHMEYER LOOKED on as her Spanish l students, All-2111 Gregorcyk, HOFHCI Garza, Bobby Wehmeyer. Jessica Phelps, Lupe Garcia, and Yolanda Pena, worked on a Spanish test.

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AKVA AV EUUL INTERESTING AT MATHIS 'Q Hr W W r ,.,, :ff .,m1:fg. sy.-Q-szrw. 5f7igL5sG1ffLfQ315l REALIZING THE IMPORTANCE of music, the mem- bers of the Pirate Band spent much time and effort throughout the year striving to achieve perfection in all they did . PICTURED HERE WITH Mr. Poynter in a weekday practice are Kathy Holmes, Nancy Teague, Elvira Morales, Ann Boatwright, Pat Ammons, Lupe Sarate, George Chopelas, Beverly Henze, Aileen White, Cheryl Jennings, and Carolyn Teague. Mrs. Ruth Coffin John Poynter Mrs. L. S. Coers A841 Del Mar U.C.C. S.W.T.S.C. B.B.A. Accounting B.A. Instrumental B.S. M.A. Home Economics 19