Texico High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Texico, NM)

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School- Krfmmunity '-,'-,' A as --P Q t f. at-.lil ' SQL. A-as it , sw SM' E aa X W I X Nah Ni . 12 A Mr. Ernest Cain Custodian St X 2 , 41 Q 7 tx Q 2 ass, ,W as fi is r : X Mr Bel . A. B. l Custodian Carisa claw! Serves ,As Zmfer af Activity A center of activity for the town of Texico is the school. The people of Texico take great pride in their school of over 400 students. Here, the children are given personal attention by the teachers and are given a wide range of subject in the curriculum. During the school term, people in the community come for softball and basketball games, school plays, assembly programs, P. T.A. , and Christmas programs throughout the school. Patrons enjoy the school and back it in all its activities. liiiiflklk Custodians, Mr. Ernest Cain and Mr. A. B. Bell, deserve much credit for the work they do in maintain- ing the school plant. They are called on many times daily by students and teachers alike.

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junivr High Up and over--These elementary students learn to play to- gether and at the same time get a needed break in the routine of study. Many Uzings fv- Dorothy Goforth browses in library. An, ,- ,. . 1 3 f fg,.:,.,f,U, 5

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K ny' ,W L Mr. F. S. Thigpen Mr. L. A. CBuddyJ Pearce President Vice-president alma! Beard ,Mak cs Lang-Kanye Plans Members of the Texico School Board spend many hours in solving local problems of the school district. In addition to local meetings members attend two district meetings and a state meeting each year. At these meetings, they hear common problems of all schools discussed by authorities in numerous phases of the school such as finances, and school board relationship to teachers and superintendent. 1-32 R , H .W K .. 1 rig :RI H , Mr. Paul Harrison Mr. Paul Skaggs Mr. Wesley Engram Secretary