Wheeler High School - Mustang Yearbook (Wheeler, TX)

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i M The MR. W. K. SAMPSON, A. B.. Commercial Courses All my life, not only now, I have been a man who can obey no friend but iearon, the reason that seems best to me after I have thought the matter out. -Plato. WINONA ADAMS History, P. Gcom. The future I may face now, proved in the past. L. M. STARR Chemistry Vocational Agriculture A coward dies many times before his death, a brave man never does. O. C. EVANS History, Math. His acute intellect was supremely in- dependant and absolutely courageous. MARY MANBY English A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command. BERNIE ADDISON Journalism, Spanish, English I-lere's to the light that shines in her cyesg the spark or the twinkle that Devel' dl6S. MISS GLADYS TALIAFERRO Home Economics, Physiology Her voice is gentle, soft, and sweet. Mustang--'30 1444- win I have .M Page 11 yr gal, .

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The Mustang--'50 M Ufaifwiife A- ln' My Deal' Fl'i6I'ldSC To express my gratitude, appreciation, and heartfelt thanks to you, pupils, teachers and friends, I find the space allotted to me too limited, but I will say:-That when life's shadows lengthen, thicken, and we feel our grip on things not mortal, slipping, we grow more reflective, o'er the long and winding trail. To the unconcerned, indifferent, who to our appeals were unresponsive, we grow more generous, almost listing them outright with friends. A But to those who heeded, who responded, who helped to make our work successful, and our lives more worth the living, throwing kindness in our paths along the way, for them our souls swell with emotion in gratitude that they be remembered. This friendship we will always cherish and our warmest wishes ever be that their lives be rich and joyous and their anchorage safe across the stream. Sincerely, W. K. SAMPSON. l 'Q a - DQS if Page 10 jo- Q00 fog, W' .ir : 1e

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-- -'-'-'lC55'5-9 HQ The Mustang--'30 Uf9l- 1- - Fine Arts L. R. GREEN Seventh Grade Then he had a vast good nature which made him tolerant and accessi- ble to all. MRS. PERCY HARALSON Music Music! It arouses one to duty or sends one to dreams. MRS. W. VEALE Art If nature can be judged by the picture made of its scenes, it is grand. . CLYDE E. RILEY Public Speaking Thou hadst a voice whose sound was like the sea: y Pure as the heavens, majestic and free Mr. L. R. Green has taught in the grammar school of Wheeler for the past two years. He finished high school at Bridgeport, Texas, and attended college at Decatur Baptist College and Texas Tech. He plans to be back next year. This is Mrs. Hara1son's second year to teach music at this place. The enrollment was twenty this year, a slight increase over that of last year. Mrs. W. Veale has taught art here for several years, and her pupils have done some real good work in painting. Clyde E. Riley went to school at Abilene Christian College and received his A. B. degree at W. T. S. T. C. in 1928. Notable work has been accomp- lished in the department of public speaking this year. me 44 Page 12 yi- s C