Stinnett High School - Rattler Yearbook (Stinnett, TX)

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FOREWORD DO YOU REMEMBER... September 2 and the new faces? Obedient freshmen with eager expressionsg disobedient freshmen seeing Mr. Dalton? The first day of class and the disillusionment of realizing there was work to be done? The l-loola' Hoop faze? The Stinnett-White Deer game and the score was 6-6? When the Senior class captured the Halloween Carnival crown for the third consecutive time? When faucets froze and sidewalks were so icy it was impossible to stand up during the Christmas holidays? The basketball Queen Coronation? The excitement and wonder during Senior and Junior play-try-outs, and then the work of producing them? The dedication of the new buildings? All the glamour and jittery nerves at the Miss Stinnett Contest? The fun of decorating for the Band and Sweetheart ban- quets? The opening of track season? The annual High School Rodeo and its thrills? All these incidents, as well as many others, created our school year of 58 59 at S. H. S. In this year and the past, the problems of growth have been faced realistically, and school has continued enthusiastically We learned and had fun. May we point with pride to the school year of 1959

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Ai We, the RATTLER STAFF, dedicate this yearbook to the PROGRESS in whichwe have participated during the year of 1958-1959 at Stinnett High School. .. 1. An increased enrollment 2. More faculty members 3. A larger school plant With patient guidance and improved facilities, thoughts, as well as constructions, have been elevated to a higher level. DEDICATEN X