Riesel High School - Chief Yearbook (Riesel, TX)

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' a Education in a Democracy should be admin- istered in such a way that all students will learn the responsibilities of a Democratic Society. Students should not attend school to merely learn to read, write and spell, but to learn to continually make adjustments in a progressing society and to make contribu- tions to the social, intellectual and Spiritual environment. Luther Pearson I I 5 I think we have much to be proud of in our school here at Riesel. We have one of the finest school plants to be found anywhere. It is modern in every respect. Let's all work to- gether to keep our school looking its best. Most of all let us learn to do by doing - the things that build character, high standards, and prepares us for the better things of life. H. L. Parks

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D . To ahighly respected and beloved citizen ofour towng a man who has served his fellowmen in many ways and who has worked faithfully to make our school a success. As a member ofour school board he has given much time and tireless effort to the needs of the students, faculty, and community. To Mr. Karl Tostmann, our friend and benefactor, we respectfully dedicate the high school annual of 1956. - Staff of '56

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Sedan! I . W. HENRY Band MRS. J. L. GLAZE Secretary HELEN TYNER Commercial Studies and History DERVEY GREEN Coach and Science H. L. PARKS Principal and Girls' Coach MARION GIBBS Home Economics REBECCA DEAN English REX CORLEY Mathematics D. B. COLLINSWORTH Agriculture MRS. MABEL PEARSON Librarian