Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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MR. LARRY WARTES Civics -- Coach B. S. -- Hardin-Simmons University Today we live in arapidly changing world. As we study in our classes of history-- World,Texas, and American-- we feel that we will be more capable of adjusting our lives to the various changes which we shall need to make. In these courses, as well as in Civics, we learn the customs and procedures of our complex government. We of Stamford High School consider ourselves extremely fortunate to have fine in- struction in the social science studies. MISS ALLIE KING English -- History B. S. and M. S. North Texas State College University of Texas Deep in relaxed meditation, American history students listen to I SEE IT NOW re cordings. MR. BILL ANDERSON MR. BEN MCGILL History -- Coach History B. A. -- Pepperdine B. S. North Texas College State College

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MR. KEITH MUNNERLYN History -- Physical Ed. B. S. in Physical Ed. Hardin-Simmons University Nl Being physically fit i e duty of every American citizen. Through our outstanding physical education department, Stamford High is meeting this national call. The girls partake in many varied activities, in- cluding sports both in and out-of-doors. The boys always produce exceptional football, basketball, and track teams. Our school nurse aids both the athletic participants and the entire student body. MR. LELAND NAUERT Science B. S. Ed. -- Texas Lutheran College MRS. CLAY MARKHAM R. N. MRS. CHARLES TAYMAN Physical Ed. Kent State University f Texas University MRS. MARKHAM, school nurse, completes a pre-school check-up and vaccination on MIKE WARTES.

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fi' MR. WILLIAM E. MAYES Band -- Jr. High Principal B, S. -- East Texas State Teachers' College M. Ed. -- Texas Christian University MRS. OTIS COCHRAN Reading A. B. -- Northwestern College M. Ed. -- Hardin-Simmons University MRS. BERT FLEMINS Latin -- Algebra B. A. -- McMurry College M. A. -- North Texas State College MRS. J. M. WILSON Reading -- Spanish B. A. -- Texas Christian University Several of Mrs. Cochran's eighth grade girls examine story illustra- tions done by the students. The necessity for better inter- national understanding increases each time the world shrinks with new transportation improvements. Future diplomatic positions that may stabilize world peace require the knowledge of other languages and customs. Many professions re- quire the use of foreign speech. Stemming from the influence of near-by Mexico, the interesting study of Spanish is popular in Stam- ford High. Our Latin department has won many awards from the na- tional Latin testsg be cause of these honors they received a charter membership to the National Latin Honor Society this year. .iza-.-.N