Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

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,pf ,,-4' , 5211.124 'rquv' M 3 me One mark of a good school is a student body that is enthusiastic in its support of all activities that go to make up the school program. Judged by this standard, the Mine ral Wells High School is a good school. Enthusiasm for the job at hand is an excellent trait. It canbecornea habit, and I believe that it will be a habit that many of you will carry with you into your post- school lives and activities. My very best wishes to each of you. H. L. IRSFELD Superintendent THOMAS CARNEY Counselor We deeply appreciate the cooperation of our student body as we vtork together to dexelop the natural ability of all stu dents Our purpose is to help each student dexelop intellectually morally physically and spiritually T W CAR PENITER Principal

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it-f BGARD OF EDUCATION The Administrative body of our school, the 1959-60 school board. It is the duty of these rnen to l1lTPll'iiI'l'1i'!'S and rnanige expenditures. 'l4?wrf- are seven members who are elected ever FRED WHITE three years. The officers are: Melton Bra-wton, Preside-ntg I-'. W Business Manager Hendricks, Vice-Presidentg Lloyd Smith, Secretary. FIRST ROW: E, W. Hendricks, Melton Brewton, Lloyd Smith. Thomas, Robert Goodwin, Luthur Waddy, and E. C. Evans. SFCOND ROW: John H S

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FACULTY II.1rrIiri-Siixmmons Univ., Mdlhi mains PQ,P, CIIASIIAIN, l5.S., IN Iklxas A. 84 M., Vocational Agrinulturz CARLTON D. CLARK, B 5 'IR-xas CIIiri5l1.inUn1v.g Xkorld History, LIP,-X I'RIl.If' DAVIS, H. l lAl'fl1II'5lIITI1IUII5 Univ., l'nLlisl1 C,f,Uf. DUGGl'fIi, PLS., lwl ld 'IR-x.1f.A. 81 M., Biology JAN IQIJDS, ILS. Uiiivvrsity of In-nas, Physical Pdiinatiori WINNIE FIEDLER, B.A. M A University of Texas, American History 8: Go vurnrncnt MAMIF GRANBURY, 13.5 Texas Womc-us Clollvgc-3 Ilomi I-4 onon ILS BOBBIIC IIARRIS, B. A. Tcxas Wm-sl:-yan, Art 81 Spuush BLANCHE HAYES, B. A. M Ed Texas Christian Univ., World History Government, 81 Journalism Burro 9 onso GARY IIENRY, B.5. South Wm-Sl lvxds S. 'l'. Cl. FRANCES IIOLI, B. A. North 'IK-xas Slain- Clollz-gm GLENN JOHNSON, ILS. Northl'vxiisSt.1t1-Clullviy- Physmal Education IRA D. LAUDI-'RDA1,I', fxurti:In-xi1sStfitvClollc-gi-, lx uinl L LI-INA M. MANNING, I5,A N1 'X VI 1-st lk-pas Slnlf- Coll:-gv I' I1 C,N. MVRRI-fI..l., ILS., lx S 'IW-x:is A. 141 M. , Vos alional 'kkrinulturm DWIGHT I., MILLFR, M.lN North 'IK-xzis Stan- Lollvqi Mus I CHARLES MOORE, B. Univc-rsily of Texas. Malhcrnatics