Tahoka High School - Kennel Yearbook (Tahoka, TX)

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Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country Now, class, what is the fundamental bookkeeping equat1on7' term the me s selling magazines book reports Senior vw' rings to split or not to split an infinitive Senior play I'm sorry, Mrs Bartley, but I forgot bake sales Now, Seniors, 1t's up to you to make enough money for your Senior trip Any one who has taken these subjects or heard these expressions knows Mr Tubb and Mrs Bartley, competent teachers and ex cellent Sen1or sponsors Mr Floyd Tubb Mrs Lillian Bartley Material for research themes - books that every- one enjoys May I recheck this book? months of work on E Kennel with the dividend -- a finished book of memories T A L A conferences Where is Bunyan? . study halls where we actually study ........ Mrs. Pittman has long sponsored the library and annual staffs, and has contributed much to the effi- ' 'W' v'g 4 , ciency of Tahoka High School through her boundless energy and t ' infinite encouragement. ' Mrs. Paul Pitt man

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Descnbe the educatxon of chxldren rn the Mxddle Ages tests after hohdays correctxons rn red mk Str, are you sure thxs 1S my grade? knowledgernent of an absent mmd after the long mormng r1des from Lubbock Students, 1 trust you 'P b1OlOgy What 15 the drfference between Sprrogyra and Nostoc? world h1story Tell us a yoke, Snr Class d1sm1ssed' By these th1DgS we know that Tahoka I-hgh has garned a clever and com petent teacher, Mr McGlaun 'Hu Mr B1llMcGlaun Mrs Clmt Walker Mr jack Mlnter Busy classes and jumor class meetmgs junrors, we 're gO1ng to gxve those semors a banquet they'1l never forget men I had no rdea I was nrneteen pomts behrnd' graphs and srmultaneous equatlons Why IS rt so hard to understand that Q,14j ,C Q Zj ,l2? Boys, the halls are to walk 1n, not to play 1n' bake sales HOmBCOmlHg corsages The Q ? JUIIIOI' class 1S happy to have Mrs Walker and Mr Mmter as xts sponsors freshmen and sophomores are fortunate to have them as teachers ,, . . . . . ,, , ... D '-ff-n-Q. l I - 1 wil: Q' . - . ....... . ........2-C- ' Y IV I! v , 1 ll ' v ll ... .... ..... . .. ' 'H ll ' ' V' . . ........ . ...... .. F Q - . . . - . H f I . . . .H . . . . . . . . literature . . . . . . . . Friends, Romans, country- 5, ' nl ' ' M. . ........ ..... . ll ' ' - : lv A' 11 ' ' lv ll illuolll A olillnnl -7 . . . Ax , A. ' x N I , 'ff'

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