Texico High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Texico, NM)

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A mark of progress--The High School building. A place to study--Joy Chumley concentrates on her assignment. Things beautiful--Ralph Madrid admires a mountain scene. 8 Carisa ,K 3, sa. 'Inf r , , Q A -wh t , k , r I Ks ' i n-'K L , M l V gram xbihlixgigyt ,rx . ' tm . f V Love of Country--Lynelle Engram is one of the many high school students in whom a love of country is instilled. Here she muses over signa- tures on the Declaration of Independence.

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Staff Dedimics 1965 Wvlverimr in Principals Equipped with all the fine qualities of a good principal are Mrs. Zelfa Younger, ele- mentary, and Mr.Ian'1es Pierce, high school, to whom the staff dedicates the 1965 Wolverine. Their special equipment consists of the desire for a good school, the energy needed for the long hours of work required, and the pa- tience necessary to work with groups of people of any age. Mrs. Younger has been elementary princi- pal in the Texico School for six years. She has taught in the elementary schools of New Mexico for thirty-three years. Mr. Pierce has served in the capacity of high school principal for two years. Previously he had taught four and one-half years as agri- culture teacher in the school. A Poem by an unknown author might well be the pattern of life for these two people. X l xxxxxx XXNXXX 'T' W ll XXX ls e XXX1XFixXXXX 'Tis well to walk with a cheer- XXXXNJQXX YXNXX ful heart Wherever our fortunes call, With a friendly glance and an open hand And a gentle word for all. Since life is a thorny and difficult path Where toil is the portion of man, We all should endeavor, while passing along, To make it as smooth as we can.

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