Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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O1 Row 1: Mr. Berry, Mr. Tec-ling, Mr. Smith, Business Manager Crews Row 1: Mr. NVilIiams, Mr. VVinehell, Superintendent Deniiard, Assistant Superi11te11clent Dowiiiiig, Dr. l,llCij,ICUll BOARD OF EDUCATION me of the most important links in the VVaCo Public School system is tl1e lioartl of Ifclucation. The uienihers of the lloaril are Mr. lil lierry, R111 XValte1' llossett, Dr. Howard Uuilgeoii, -Ir., hlr. Franklin Smith, H111 Phil Teel- ing. Mr. l'eeler xVllll1llIlS, -lr., and hlr. Oliver VVinchell. hir. Teeling is presitlent of the lioaril, hir. Uossett is vice- presi1le nt anil hlr. tl. lf. Crews, business 1ll2lll2lgl'I' of the schools, is secretary. Superintendent l,0lll11lI'll is an ex-officio n1e111he1'. During tl1e k'lll'l'l'lll' year four new schools. Crestview I':l0Il1CIlf1ll'y, lienilrick lfleiiieiitary, 5. ,,,A L Sul Ross l':ll'l11l'llf2ll'j', anil Kirk-XVilson lilemen- figki X, , tary, hare been nleclicateil and are helping take care of tl1e present housing situation. Realizing. li however, that the shortage of school facilities will increase, the Boartl l1as laid the plans for a proposed three lllilllllll ilollzir honcl issue to con- struct new schools. All of tl1e lioanl llN'lUl1l'l'S have contrihutctl generously of their time antl effort to the het- tering of our schools. rlihere has been nearly loo per ce11t attentlance at all the regular meet- ings antl at a majority of tl1e necessary special meetings. The lfoartl of lftlucation is interested - prohleins that arise i11 tl1e school system antl in solving these prohleins. XVe, tl1e stutlents of XVaco High School tleep- lx appreciate tl1e efforts of these civic-111i111letl citizens antl thank flll'lll for the flllll' and effort spent i11 our behalf. Mr. Ilussett and Mr. C'rews

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MR. A. R. IJOXVNING, JI. J. .-l.v.i.vrf111i Sllf7l'I4i1Ifl'lIll1'IIf of lI m'o Il1llt'f7t'IIlIl'l1f Sfhflflf lJf.Vfl'f1'f 'l'hough Nlr. Downing has been with us a com- pzimtively short time, in terms of work he has be- come Il necessary member of our 2llllllllllSfl'2lflV9 staff. He has spent enough time in VVac0 High School to get thoroughly zicquziinted with our ac- tivities, :mtl we lulve come to feel that he is inter- estetl in all of our school activities us well as our learning. NVQ: the Seniors of llj5j, ztpprecizlte his frientlly greeting and his helpful attitude as he visits our classes. MR. Ii. N. IJICNNARIJ, ,1I..1. S11pz'ri11t1'1111z'l1l of Wr1f'11 l111lr'ju'111lf'l1t School Diylrirt The XVac0 Public Schools are fortunate to have HIV. Deimzml as superiutentlent. Since he has heen with us, VVaco High School has enjoyed mzmy improvements, and both students and faculty are grateful to him for his work in our behalf. His love and understanding of young people have en- deared him to us, and we of the Classes of 1933 have come to feel that he has :i personal interest lll us.