Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

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As students are taken around the globe and across the seas, they are familiarized with the lives and customs of many races in the nations of the world. 5 ii? ' A if ,QQTZQ 5513 The last stop of our tour through the classes of T H S is the music department, Students in these classes will long remember the many ac- tivities of the band and choir which include many hours of practice as well as times of fun and excitement, Memories of band and choir trips, all-state tryouts and the interscholastic league contest will not be soon forgotten. Two members of the boys' quartet pictured above, Bill Neeley and James Jackson, were members of the A11-State Choir which sang at Dallas. N.

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The vocational shop class is a fairly new department in T. H. S. and has proved to be a favorite one with many boys who are interested in this type of work. Their projects include constructing buildings, cabi- nets, bookshelves, etc. The outstanding agriculture department is contin- uously exhibiting grand champions at the county fairs and live-stock shows over the counny. 1

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6433494 an-f I ,KV 1 I trust your lessons through the past years have been from life as well as books, for service as well as pleasure and of the heart rather than merely the mind. Continue to increase your know- ledge and understanding and to work and play by the same high ideals you have demonstrated during your 'School Days. My sincere interest and best wishes will follow you as you leave Tulia High School. May good fortune be yours. JZWQQ1 Happy school days pass too quickly' To the Seniors of Tulia High my sincere best wishes for your continued success To those students who have not yet com pleted their school experiences, accept a word of encouragement. The world de tunities. I mands competency from the youth of to day. Consider your present assignment seriously and make certain that you ob tain the most from your present oppor Yours Sincerely