Stanton High School - Roundup Yearbook (Stanton, TX)

Page 7 text:

During the four years that Mrs. Schwalbe has been at Stanton High, she has taught not only math and Spanish, but lessons in living as Well, Everyone has been inspired by her youthful spirit and zeal. However, her interests are not limited to the classroom, for she has sponsored the junior and senior classes, the Spanish Club, and the annual staff. In appreciation for her inspiration and leadership, we dedicate this book to Mrs. Schwalbe,

Page 6 text:

EDITORIAL Our school years are important, formative years of our lives. Since the training we get in school is a step by step, year by year process, this year's Round-up has been arranged in a chronological order by grades to bring out t his process. We might compare ourschool years to a ladder. Each grade in school is r.epre- sented by a rung on the ladder. On which rung do you stand? Are you just beginning to climb up the ladder, or are you ready to step off into anothe r part of the world? Those of you in the upper grades may glance back at the first few grades with a note of sadness as you reminisce of the years pastwhen youwere on ladder of education. Those of you on the lower rungs may be ward to the things to come. It is to give you this view that the ROUND-UP has been re It is my hope that the ROUND-UP of 1960 will be one that back on and treasure in the years to come. Since rely, the first rungs of the looking eagerly for- -arranged this year. each of you will look I ,I Editor INDEX Dedication Superintendent's Message Calendar Elementary School Junior High School Courtney School High School Administration and Faculty Organizations Pe rsonalitie s Sports Snapshots Advertising 3 4 5 7 17 27 35 57 65 85 99 123 12.7

Page 8 text:

Congratulations to the Annual Staff and to their sponsor for the Wonderful book they have prepared. It will preserve for us in years to come all the hap- penings of this school year. I hope that this book will show the student body and our patrons the pro- gress we have made in the past. Also I hope the students have caught the spirit of the things which We are trying to put across. Every student has the same opportunity to learn, and it is usually his fault if he fails to get what is being presentedin the classroom. Everyone must be alert at all times and be making an effort to improve his own education. No one canbe responsible for his edu- cation except the individual himself. We should all strive at all times to make good citizens of ourselves for our school, our community, our state, and our nations. Sincerely,