New Deal High School - Roar Yearbook (New Deal, TX)

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MRS. BEA TRICE CROMER 512 yfe Zacfgone gf Cjofzcafzbn Writing and speaking the English language correctly are the two goals of Mrs. Cr5mer's English stu- dents. Mrs. Cromer is the person responsible for teaching English at N.D.H.S. She helps each class realize the importance of English. Mrs. Cromer has been at New Deal for the past nine years, She received a Bachelor's Degree at Texas Tech, Mrs. Cromer has been the Roar sponsor for eight years. She has sponsored several graduating classes and other lower classes. Mrs. Cromer has been accused of bleeding themes to death . She has proved herself capable of teaching English at New Deal. Mrs. Cromer shows the students the proper way to diagram sentences. y7ZddfgQI22dl9C'S.' QSUQQCX . Qfew YYTQMOJ Mr. Wood displays the proper method of working a routine Algebra II problem. Learning becomes an easy pro- cess thanks to Mr. Charles Wood. Organized discussions and explana- tions are a part of every day's math classes at New Deal High School. Capability and a willing- ness to help the students to under- stand difficult problems makes Mr. Wood an ideal teacher. His cheerful and friendly person MR CHARLES WOOD ality makes him well-liked by all of the students both in and out of class. The seniors have found him to be an excellent sponsor.

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acu 1? The Faculty of New Deal School scores high in imparting knowledge to the students. Their footprints lead the way to success and wisdom. In their efforts to instill a passion for learning in students, they raise learning above an everyday, classroom matter.

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fUOCaf1b12aff7qyr1Cuffufe Trap ares gufufe germ ers Mr. Vaughn Ginn is the Vocational Agriculture teacher at N.D.H.S. Mr. Ginn graduated from Texas Tech with a Bachelor's of Science Degree. T He has taught at New Deal for the past three years. MR. VAUGHN GINN The agriculture classes have many projects. They painted the new addition to the football stands on the west side, put up a fence around the new track field, and, in general, made themselves use- ful. The agricultural classes distinguished themselves in judging events this year. Parliamentary procedure is also stressed by the boys, under the guidance of Mr. Ginn. jmmemafefs Eeaofffe gufum Homemaker classes at N. D. H. S. are supervised by Mrs. Judy Lewis. Mrs. Lewis is in her second year of teaching at New Deal. She has created new interest in hen homemaking girls and widened their knowledge. Many interesting and amusing ex- periences brighten Mrs. Lewis' day in the homemaking department. She taught the girls to make Kleenex roses, sew a blouse together wrong side out, and clean paint out of their hair. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lewis, the Homemaking III class redecorated the bedroom in the department and made lined woolen suits. Other activ- MRS- TUDY LEWIS ities taught by Mrs. Lewis are cooking, and general sewing fundamentals in the Homemaking I and II classes.