Trimble Technical High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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nnual taff Selects Both Mrs. Bess Vaughan Chairman of Business Department Stenography There are so many adjectives that describe lVlrs. Bess Vaughan that it is difficult to choose an adequate one. To make it simple, we will just say that there will be a void created when she retires. The business department will miss her guiding hand, students will miss her classes, and most of all, her fellow teachers will miss her cheerful smile and the warm friendliness that one feels when she is around. lVlrs. Vaughan came to Trimble Tech in 1946. She received her Twenty-five Year Service pin in 1971. During her 27 yeaii career here she has served as class sponsor, Allied Youth sponsor, and sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America. lVlrs. Vaughan was selected as Business Teacher of the Year AMS in 1973. i We salute you, Mrs. Vaughan, for all you have done to make our school what it is to-1 day. We are sad that you are leaving, but happy because of our association with you.

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rllcu ? unnnnnipmp L31 U ui--v 1 1 lil, , , 131 I I.-eco' ' it U13 Slleclally Tralned Leaders 1--T - - -- K k l' Ak 1 l L3 fi ,Y me i 0 Q ggi' ,s In ini fe BSDOIISI 6 01' i -1 -- -- - , f S f , , an -WW .L,, s.. 1 , . . a ,, ss HP W 01' C 00 S UCCBSS N-' Note the smiling faces of Trimble Tech's Administrators. X They smile because they have something to smile about-their school. Thev are all skillful in directing the activities of a technical school. They know the program is unique, special planning is necessary for a schedule suited to the needs of H students in different technical areas. Theirs is the task of mold- ing together the basic high school courses needed by everyone Mwhq and the various technical courses which vary from student to ' 5 .I i student. Tech's Administrators are also people. They always find Q V I time to talk to students and teachers alike, and often take time SN to laugh. dsx lx X , Miss Lucy V. Mel'-loberts, Vice-Principal for girls. X Mr. A. B. O'Connor, Principal. , Mr. Marvin E. Palmer, Vice-Principal for Mr O Connor, Principal, believes in getting involved as proven by his performance with the ballet. Mr. J. D. Cooper, Vice-Principal in charge of ad how' ministration. You mean I can retire . Mr. Palmer just doesn't believe that he has finally made it,

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Teacher And n dministrator To Honor Mr. Mike Palmer Vice-Principal Mr. Mike Palmer became a Vice-Principal at Tech in 1965. Working with a technical school was not a new experience for him, because he had been associated with Technical institute be- fore becoming Vioe-Principal. The teachers know Mr. Palmer as the one person who can cheer one with a witty remark, or the one who has time to listen when they have discipline problems. The students know Mr. Palmer as one who will listen when they are in trouble. After he has listened, he may send the student home, but the student knows that he has had fair treatment. His job will be difficult to fill--We are sorry to see you leave, Mr. Palmer. X xv 5 . Q, ,Q Q.. ,-Q If ia, K A