Quanah High School - Quahi Yearbook (Quanah, TX)

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REX W. MONROE Science N WADE McNUTT History, Geography, Coach RITA BURLESON Civics, American History MONETTE CASWELL Music l. W. H. HOWORTH Geometry SANDRA ST ORE School Secretary 3 Q , - L A ELLABELLE RADFORD Algebra, Physical Education A if JO ANN STINE English, Speech

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.fzffzmf -wg ,. ' , . Qs., . . - ., . , f t , ,f - .. wg . 4 Q -4 - s ,..,-A ,,',. ... .ff-' ' 00771 Mrs. Sallie Devoll, Supervisor Mrs. Nannie N. Teams Mrs. Goldie A. Owen Mrs. Srader Mrs. Musetta Jenkins Mrs. Ritcher. Imagine feeding five hundred hungry children every day! Like the old woman in the shoe, they must want to feed them broth without any bread sometimes, but nourishing meals are served by these women. Their work is made easier and eating more pleasant by the new cafeteria of which we are so proud. The HIOSI long-suffering tolerant people around Quanah lligh are pictured on this page. Their jobs require the love of a mother, the patience of Job, and the unfail- ing energy of a genius. as e mms S, M. Owen, Mabe Barbee, Mr, White, Charles Hale, G. G. Nor- ton, Polk Barnes, O. C. Griffin, Melvin Tinker. This is the way we go to school So early in the morning. Their job is complicated by muddy roads and the fact that their students always sit behind them. They love children we know because they are still s fzzsfazffkzfzs- Mr. J. E. Allen Mr. I. W. Moore Mt. I. W. Turpen House cleaning for almost six hundred boys, and girls, and teachers! They begin early and stay late - someone has to lock up after night play - rehearsals! In winter, one of these men are in the build- ing at all times.