Paducah High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Paducah, TX)

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,Adminisfrutars Friends: It is generally agreed that the elementary school unit is an important agency for the functioning of d e m o c r a c y, because we , The Goodwin School Faculty, are con- cerned that all the children of all the people attend our e le m e n t a r y school. There the foundations of democracy must be carefully laid. Whatever else maybe included in the curriculum for this elemen- tary school, there certainly must be in- cluded tho s e activities and experiences necessary for whole some, happy and creative living in the most important state of children's development. Sincerely, Ray Felty, Principal Goodwin School ,QV - at iff., 29 so 2: 'Q 'Lax Dear Alamo School Boys and Girls, Each year plans are made to welcome a new group of beginners. Most of you came as visitors in the spring before you start- ed to school the following fall. I remem- ber those little boys and girls who were excited to come as the visitors of little first graders. Then before long, you were First Graders, finding school a wonderful experience. Some of you are already Third Graders looking forward to going to Goodwin School another year, You will be missed in the Alamo School as have many other boys and girls who have gone on. But remember, I am always e a g e r ly watching those little bovs and girls who came to Alamo as be- gi .ners or joined the group later - wishing the very best to you, As the years pass, I hope you can remem- ber happy times in the Alamo School and always have a warm place in your hearts for this school and your primary teachers. Your Principal, 22 23 24 25

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Education consists of all of the experiences which one may acquire in the process of living. A part of it goes on in institutions which are d e sig n e d especially for the learner. Here in school, it is the aim of this administration to provide an atmos- phere that will be c onducive to the de- velopment of the fourfold nature of the in- dividual: Mental, Physical, Moral, and Spiritual. Here we mingle together in our play life and in our social activities. In our more serious moments, we share in the solution of our problems. It is here that we learn to live with people, Sincerely yours, ffwf H , W, Cross, Principal Administration We are living in a time in history when no man dares say it cannot be done, In this day of man-made satellites and mechani- cal power of untold possibilities, we face a future such as mankind has never faced before. I have faith in our young people to meet their obligations just as our fore- fathers had faith in the younger generation of their time. We must not lose sight of human and spiritual values as we progress with the age of science. My best wishes go with each of you as you advance in life's work, Alton Farr, Superintendent

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Biology, General S c i e nc e teacher, assistant football coach, and instructor of girls P,E, are the positions Mr. Coleman Nichols holds in P,H,S. Mr Nichols is a graduate of Abilene Christian College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree from this college Coach Nichols in the years he has taught in the Paducah Schools has come up from Junior High head football coach andSc1ence teacher to the position he now holds A busy teacher with a lot of responsi b1l1t16S1SMTS RoyA Jones who teaches Journalism English Ill and English IV Not only is she a good teacher but she is a friend to all her students versity of Texas and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree Some of Mrs .Tone s' problems this year were keeping her all male Journa lism class1n order and helping to plan for the Junior Senior Banquet P. ff. S. Miss Lyda Kelle y, a teacher with a busy schedule all the time, teaches Typing I and ll, Bookkeeping and Shorthand, One of Miss Kelley's main jobs is being the Annual Staff sponsor, a job which requires a great deal of both time and pa- tience. Miss Kelley attended the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, and received aMaster of Business Administration from this college. She also earned a B,A, De- gree from T.W.C,, Fort Worth, Texas. ' C I -o-W-...-s-fm... ...M ' 5 - . . ' U3 . . ' I . 1 . L4 ' O - I :S Q 1 rn . . ' UI - I PJ' cn . , W .. , . UQ H ' . SA .. n gg 0 . ' 01 M 3 96 . . 5' . m G E I v . 1 f ., 4 A melt , 1 A . ' 1 Q I. I , - ' : ' . l V I . . , I M ll Q My ' Q. 1 .AH-.,Q., , . ' j'Ql'1w.f-. ,-' 'gigs' ' I A-whim! f - t - Ar ' . f f 1.'v'lf'C' W H ' ' , '..'Z X ' 'asv' f j - .' r ' A fi a ' 1 ff' , .: ' ' - x , ' 'W -7' 7 .. E flu ' - . ,J fr ' i' '- V ' f 1 ll M N'-'IL-vm ' ' ' L X t 1 5.5 ' ,' l I l 'VG - 3 . ,,, fp ,'4'fgf? ':w,, -Amd A E m ,f guy: ',a-.nm t - ' M .-, Q 2 h , X' . - gf. . , I' , - - K X V . C Gffw 4 X .41 Anewteacher in P H S who has done quite a few good deeds to improve our schoolis Mrs Carmen Welch Among the projects she has completed this year Mrs Welch with the help of the V A boys and the homemaking department, has redecorated the homemaking department and reorganized the library Mrs Welch holds a Bachelor of Sci ence Degree from Texas State College for Women Denton Texas I-rx :ss -xx