Riesel High School - Chief Yearbook (Riesel, TX)

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N , i mf 2 , n L rl , f - fig! r . kai x 51am N 6 'om' O EDITOR'S MESSAGE The past school year has been a memorable one for every student in Riesel for one reason or another. Each person has added to his list many happy and exciting memories and new acquaintances, 'V I ciian numerous N he e tried hard to record in our ,Q n , e v mementos of the teachers, classes, sports, and cldhs of our dear Riesel Hiph. As you leaf through this annual, page by pajc, we hope the pictures will brinf back treasured reminiscenses of events c V1 sk t t' X, but whose or people that have been for,otten -cr a mor memory will livc alwa s. ' f y 04304010 LOHRAlNd LZFRMANN

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It 5 Q X-ffwfif To one, beloved and missed by all who knew her, and who now abides with the angels in the silent halls of death, we respectfully and lovingly dedicate this, our 1958 Annual, to the memory of one of our dearest teachers, Mrs. John David Barton, affectionately known to us as U Miss Lois H. Her soul has entered heaven, but her spirit walks the halls of R.H.S. with a smile, an inspiration, and a queenly manner known only to her. Her going has left a lonesome place in our hearts. Always she had a kindly personal interest in her students, and a pleasant word of en- couragement for every one of her friends. Her thirty years teachin 8 in Riesel lboth High School and Elementaryj speaks for her faithfulness and loyalty to her school and her cdmmunity. It has endeared her to every life that she touched. Your friends salute you WMISS LOISH. fmrs. Barton died in a Marlin Hospital at 9:05 P.M. April 27, 19571.