Wurtland High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Wurtland, KY)

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THE WAGON TRAIN STARTED ITS LONG JOURNEY FROM THESE BUILDINGS. THE TOWN MADE PROVISIONS FOR WATER AND SEWAGE AND THEN THERE WAS . . .

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Dedication WE. the annual staff of 1965, express our appreciatiop and gratitude to MRS. GLENNIS LILES. She has played a significant role in the work of the English and Speech Department at WURTLAND HIGH SCHOOL for the past four years. MRS. LILES, because of your hard work and devotion to us, we dedicate the 1965 PIONEER to YOU. WE express our appreciation to MR. OTIS ONEY, custodian and friend to all at the WURTLAND HIGH SCHOOL. We sincerely thank him for his help in keeping our school facilities neat and clean so that it is a place that is an inspiration for our learning. OTIS, because of your loyal services and devotion to us and to our school for the past fifteen years, we dedicate the PIONEER of 1965 to YOU.

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WAYNE TRAYLOR, Chairman of the Board . . , Employed by Ashland Oil . . . Resides at Danley- ton. FRANK SECREST . . . Employed by Tennessee Gas Transmission Company . . , Resides aj Malone- ton. The Trailblazers — Board of Education The School Board is not present within the school each and every day, however, with- out the long-ranged planning they do, the passengers aboard the WAGON TRAIN would not be able to reach their destination—GRADUATION. The Board meetings are open to the public. They are held on the last Friday of each month in the Superintendent's Office. Each of the members of the Board devote many hours of his time, without pay, in order that the boys and girls of the Green- up County School System may have better educational opportunities. EDGAR HAMMOND . . . Insurance Salesman . . . Resides at South Shore. LEWIS CLAXON . . . Employed at Farmers Hard- ware . . . Resides at Grayson. GLENN STAFFORD . . . WURTLAND No Photograph Available.