Taylor High School - Mallard Yearbook (Taylor, TX)

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Gzylor High Song 'Ill ll' q3HlJJJl!JJlfkl,AJJ How we hon or our own Tay lor High We will Ill- 151 frm Vi! J send forth her praise to the sky All our f d h , 1'1eI'1 S IPS Ol' 4JllfTF1JlrrfHJ Y llll L T I ! V V nev er be sur passed, soon we'll take the walks life and m-f J J IHA IUI in our dai ly strife, but for we'1l re mem ber Tay Ill I 'I Ill J It C! J J 3' gy or For w know that in each of our l O I IIB nl iii was ,F l 'jlgJiJ ??ifu?H?,EWm .Qor WYFFFWI Q ffiJJLJli1J mtqfl JI 6 l 14.1 m eeeee eu Jerfl f ff hearts ------ the Green and White shall ev - er fly ----- . These words mean more to Taylor High students because they know that they are truly original,,,Patricia Gossett, a graduate of 1942, and Jack Nowlin, former band director, are responsible for the words and music, , , On October 3, 1941, the song was introduced to the student body, and later that year, it became official when it was accepted by a student vote of 306 to 62.

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ixx M flff A - SUE ARLEDGE Senior Class Duchess to Granger Coro- nation--Sweet smile and beautiful hair-- Sporting the purple and gold. GLEN RAY BACHMAYER Idol of the Termites--Owns tardy record for fourth period study hall--l-landsome- Carefree--Squiring that Sophomore. .ia '37 sd ,-U I AMES ALBERS May be a famous artist--Tall and dark-- Quiet--Likes to tinker with radio and television--Will don a sailor suit. JAMES APPEL Best balloon blower at the Junior-Senior --Known for good hamburgers--Squirrel hunter who specializes in jackrabbits. XM up-.: ' JACK BAKER Another Sophomore lover--Tops in foot- ball, basketball, everything--Mutt to numerous friends--Hobbling on crutches, then a cane. SHIRLEY BARTZ Always a house full of friends--Noted for her tennis, volleyball, and twirling --Mercury, poodle, and modeling school next year.