Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

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George Bohannon Hamp Skiles Ralph Castellano Familiar Faces That Contribute IVIuc:h to School Life Unsung heroes on our campus are the custodians and cafeteria staff of Stamford High School, Seldom seen, but always appreciated, they are con- stantly ready and willing to be of serv- ice when called upon. Hats off to these friends, People We Appreciate. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Bessie Adams,Mrs. Gladys Hughes Mrs. Leo Ivy, Mrs.Ambrose Brown, Mrs.Wayne Baldwin, Mrs I-lamp Skiles, Mrs. john Massey. - . w:3: '. J ,lt I , ,L ,X-,K vwr,M,,r,:s L .kk,,, ,,,,, 5 ,,,t ,:,,,, , - i aww, 2 i it i r it -as V.. , ig. S'-K V - 1 fi Emi-:,a 0-'f 3 fflg L 3A K: ps ' .tial -f 4- 'L lt., , HH' 1- ' - ff

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Guidance and training in vocational aptitudes for students in Stamford High MR. WELDON HOLBROOKS School have been provided by courses Vocational Agriculture B. S. and M. Ed. Texas AGM College offered in vocational agriculture, home- making, bookkeeping, typewriting, and shorthand. That enviable proficiency is attainedin these courses is evidenced by positions which graduates have been able to command and hold. MRS. LARRY WARTES Commercial Courses B. A. -- Hardin-Simmons University MISS ETHEL ROWELL I-lomemaking B. S. -- Texas Woman's University MR. R. B. ROWLAND Vocational Agriculture B. S. in Agriculture Texas Technological College MRS. R. B. ROWLAND Homemaking B. S. in Home- making Texas Teclmo- logical College MRS. JACK GRIFFIN Secretary to Mr. Johnson MRS. EUGENE LYCKMAN Secretary to Mr. Simpson

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This Was Cur Year Seniors of 1959 will remember Stamford High School as the place where the fondest memories were made. The victories won and the dreams real- ized during each year of high school will not soon be forgotten. To some, scholastic recognition will be the longest remembered. Perhaps the three State Championships won in football or the first Bi-District championship in basketball will be the fondest mem- ories of high school days. Others will cherish the honor of being a member of the first Sweepstakes Band at SHS. Each senior has had a bountiful harvest of happiness and opportunity during his school ye ars. Belonging to Stamford High School has helped us to realize that each day's experiences are molding us for a career. Seniors have been the big wheels this year, electing, planning, serving on committees-- being in everything,everywhere. All this has helped us to develop a sense of pride and responsibility to- ward our school. Watching our school grow in spirit and influence has made us aware of our duty to our schoolbecause of this ever-increasing influence. As the end of our days at SHS draws near, each echo of friendship, happiness, and seriousness will become suddenly all the more precious to each senior of 1959. This really was our year! Senior Class Officers: CARL CARLILE, Sergeant-at-Armsg LINDA MERRIOTT, Reporters PEACHY COLE, Secreta.ry3 IKE MIDDLEBROOK, Presidentg ANN HUDSON, Vice-Presidentg FRED UPSHAW, Serge ant- at-Arms. A ,' , , gian t -,ffiv D . ,jf V A leg , M fl -il ,gm 1 3 - ii I V, - 37 1-sm 1555 .1 Q . 111,155 was : we ef - 5,, . ,tt,,: i in Wisuanh, :ff si' -fi? gssfigif x., V f, 1 Gif ,Q cj.-za is 5 X J i'2:i 2ii-79 fs 'fwfr- tggzgm , , gffxvg - tram. . . sf y J. .Y enmit y . , K .gjiw-gl.: wgugglsf ,th . V, ,wg in f1'f,',53fS'gi- ,, M Frances Abel Beverly Ake Douglas Beggs