Quitman High School - Prorenata Yearbook (Quitman, LA)

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MRS. MILDRED ADAMS Sixth Grade Third Grade Second Grade Music Librarian-English Follflh Grade Business Education Agriculture Mathematics Speech-English Fifth Grade Mathematics Social Studies First Grade Home Economics Physical Education Faculty MRS. BOYCE BLALOCK MRS. MAUDE PEARL CARR MRS. NORMA GLEASON MRS. PAULINE GUNTER MRS. CLARA HEAD MR. JAMES KAVANAUGH MR. TROY KENNEDY MISS PEGGY ANN KING MISS BILLIE JO MAXWELL MRS. CLEO MCCONATHY MRS. IACQUELINE MOFFETT MRS. CHLOTEEL MYERS MRS. AURA SMITH MRS. MARY WALDRIP MR. DONALD WYATT

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Princnnalis Message 1958 finds America engrossed in the problem of the urgent need for more scientists in order that we might offset Russia's new spurt in the field of space travel. America has grown suddenly very science conscious and we are searching our educational system to find the answer to supply the need of instruction in this field. Too often in the face of emergency such as this, people permit themselves to be shoved overboard on one side of an issue without ever stoppingtoTl-IINK. I believe we are facing this critical situ- ation now. As students today you need to be leaming to think critically more than you need to leam history or mathematics. Our world is constantly changing and we must be willing to think through the prob- lems we face. Learn to think with- out confusion or malice. Learn to think with sincerity. Most of all learn to think with love. But now abideth faith, hope, love, these three, and the greatest of these is love. 1 Cor. 13:13. C. W. AS WELL

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Cafeteria and Employees Mrs. Johnnie Lamkin Mrs. Susie Turnbow Mrs. Flodie Norred Mrs. Luc111e Sizemore MR. and MRS. I. W. PHILLIPS HS Custodians