Roswell High School - Coyote Yearbook (Roswell, NM)

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MRS. NELSON They on the heights are not the souls Who never erred nor vvent astray Who trod unswerving toward their goals Along a smooth, rose-bordered way. Nay,-those who stand, where first comes dawn, Are those who STUMBLED-but went on. Best wishes from your faculty. ff - 1 1 f-fvlwrl' All iflCcl,defy1J Sincerely, Robert H. Nelson Principal Q? Pam Nelson

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gg Q5 to l7 I8 V7 M, 22 23 2.1 rs :ea 1 2 'xv lm -LJ SUPERINTENDENT JAMES D. SHlNKLE, B.S. in Ed., Central Missouri State College, MA., George Peabody College. Superintendent James D. Shinkle began his long tenure of service in Roswell City Schools in the fall of 1920. He was employed to coach all branches of athletics. His teaching assignment was instructor in Eco- TIOFTWICS. As a football coach, Mr. Shinkle had phenomenal success. Here are the scores for three years. In '21 it reads Roswell 226, Opponents In '22, Roswell 238, Opponents In '23, Roswell l84, Oppon- ents ln i922 he became principal of Roswell High School. As his school duties increased, he gave up coaching. But he continued to teach a class in economics as long as he was principal. In 1936 Mr. Shinlcle became super- intendent of Roswell City Schools. During his regime the system has almost quadrupled in size. He and the Board of Education anticipated this growth and have, in a very efficient manner, met and solved the many and complicated problems. lt is with regrets that the teachers and patrons of the entire school system learn that Mr. Shinkle is termi- nating his long and valuable service to Roswell City Schools as superintendent. We take this occasion to wish Mr. and Mrs. Shinkle all the happiness and pleasure the future may hold. El Coyote Staff Cv.N.C. i yo 'so 31 f

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44 Egxxgecv ek a of Nbr, P64 ll S OH kc' ?0rce 45' V ' Cafeteria Staff K1 VERA LUGINBILL PEGGY ROBERTS JAY F. LEWIS Assistant Librarian Secretary Cafeteria Superintendent