Woodhouse High School - Lion Yearbook (Tucker, TX)

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Dear Friends of Woodhouse School, With all the disturbing events and doctrines of the time it is little wonder that students becomeconfused in their thinking. What to believe and what not to be- lieve is very difficult. However, if we build our Uhouses on firm foundationsn the problems become easier. The lives of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt and Wilson along with the teachings of the Bible should serve as a mighty good bulwark against the Hshifting sandsu. Schools are striving to give its students such a background so that they may carry on the American Way of life. Sincerely, A Mr. A. B. Awalt Superintendent of Schools

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FACU LTY CLINT BARS prrnctpal of h1gh school 1nstructor of sctences and agr1culture assoc1ated wtth the Woodhouse school ftve years of h1s twenty s1x year career B S degree from N T S T C served W1th the US Navy durlng World War Il formerly a member of Elkhart school staff fox terner hobbylst a loyal Woodhouse tan' I I DREXEL STOKES graduate of lohn Tarle ton College and Abllene Chrrstlan ts the coach and mstructor 1n mathematlcs at Woodhouse Hlgh By IHSDIIIDQ har work clean ltvtng and thtnkmg habits. Mr Stokes has a profound tntluence on the Vfoodhouse students He and hts teams are known throughout our part of the state gfftzflxaliff Eftrcxency attracttveness and neatness are outstand1ng characterxsttcs of our new Engltsh and commerclal 1nstructor MRS BESSIE MADGE COLLIE Her col lege alma mater s E T S T C and Texas sponsors THE LIONS ROAR and teachtng sponsortng lun or classes IS one of her hobbresl Xleazllvv ttitl 'x Fl 1 ,, V I ,V ti . . . is . . I - . U .... ' ' Iunior class . . .after thirteen years of , 'J ' I i 1 E 9 C' ,. I , X , ' 'T CDU ' X K 'W . ,V x '- Lf ' V 'L . . . . , - - J. VY Y I L , -I .I , I Q l