Shallowater High School - Corral Yearbook (Shallowater, TX)

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MR. AND MRS. JOHN MEEKS Mr. and Mrs. Meeks are as familiar with and as active in our high school activities as are the members of the faculty. Stu- dents appreciate their help and guidance during trips to athletic events and on the Senior trips. Mr. Meeks has driven the school bus for the past four years. MR. E. E. HANCOCK Rural School Supervisor B. A. and M. A. Degrees Attended North Texas State College, Denton Texas Tech, Texas University High School Principal-Anton, Superintendent-Petersburg, Ralls, and Brownfield. Mr. Hancock is a familiar figure in our schools. His supervision will add much to the success of the schools of Lubbock County.

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mm' cha In dedicating this volume of the Corral to our custodian, Mr. A. E. Todd, we have no thought whatever that this remembrance is in any sense commensurate with our debt of gratitude, but at least it is expressive of our love and sense of appreciation for his patience, earnestness, and guidance. The following poem by Grace Noll Crowell expresses what we feel that Mr. Todd has meant to the students of Shallowater School. Members of Senior Class Mrs. Putman, Sponsor IT TAKES SO LITTLE It takes so little to put back the heart In any one: a loving word of praise, Uttered sincerely, oftentimes may start A light like sunshine running through the days. It takes so little when the heart is sad To lift it up-some bright encouragement May reach the sorrowing one and make him glad, Even when seemingly all hope is spent. It takes so little, why should we withhold That precious thing within our power to give? Love, like a warm garment in the cold, And sympathy for others while we live? It takes so little, ah, dear God, I pray, Help us to give it wisely day by day. Grace Noll Crowell

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