Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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Using the READER'S DIGEST as supplementary worl-c,Mrs. Huffaker's Eng- lish class is busily prepar- ing their day's assignment. MRS. JOHNSON Librarian B.S. in Library Service, N.T.S.C.

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MRS. CLAY MARKHAM, School Nurse SUPERVISOR and SCHOOL NURSE T. R. TINSLEY, Supervisor A veteran of Stamford Public Schools, Mr, Tinsley served vari- ously in such important capacities as high school coach, principal, and instructor in science until his as- signment in 1951 as supervisor of curriculum. Additionally, he has served as chairman of the evalua- tion committee. , These intricate duties have nei- ther dulled his wit nor dampened his enthusiasm. With a d i g n i t y that charms, a friendliness that appeals, and a competency that inspires, he is a leader to be emulated. Attesting the esteem felt by his co-workers, the Stamford Classroom Teacher's Association honored Mr. Tinsley at an appreciation dinner May 16.

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MRS. AUSTIN Mathematics Annual Sponsor B.A., Baylor University M.E., H.S.U. MRS. GAY Mathematics M.A., B.A., I-l.S.U. MR. TATE Biology Sophomore Sponsor B.S., Texas Tech MRS. STOKES Mathematics B.A. , Baylor MISS KING ' History, English B.S., M.S., N,T.S.C. MR. ARRANT History junior Class Sponsor B.A., I-I.S.U. in The boys in this picture, and many others like them, enrolled in vocation- al agriculture, have great opporttmi- ties in their chosen field. They are learning about farming and other closely connected fields of agriculture. By raising their animals and striving to attain high quality, they develop a skill that is vitally important to the growth of America. Intheir work they apply the FFA motto, Leaming to Do, Doing to Learn, Eaming to Live, Living to Serve.