Yoakum High School - Bow Wow Yearbook (Yoakum, TX)

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Knowledge learned from books must be expressed in useful activities to develop a complete and happy personality. Infqrmation like the talents in the Bible must be multiplied by service, otherwise by narrow thinking and selfish instincts, it may suffer for want of as- sociation. All supervised activities are but outwa rdex- pressions of inward learning, too vital not to be shared with others. He who is in the midst of chosen activities grows in wisdom, poise, peace of mind, and happiness. Sincerely yours, Nannie Ray Baker Dean of Girls Our daily task is m ainly what educates us. The name of the author of this quotation escapes me, but I believe it is profoundly true. Our routine of classes, assemblies, class meetings, club meet- ings, and extracurricular activities is mainly what t rain s us, and g ive s us the foundation for future work. Special events may ling e r in our memory, but what we accomplished in our daily tasks will be the basis for our future. R. G. Winchester Principal

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Miss Agnes Abernathy English II, III Annual Sponsor Mrs. Lucy Cain Mathematics Number Sense Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor X I lk., , '7 A I O .N ' 1 What industrious sophomore English students! IQ? -1-i ' E... , 'Arif' C ., ,. 5, '3 s. ,ya .' ,Y Miss Nannie Ray Baker Mr. H. C. Byler English IV Trade 81 Industrial Educ ation Sophomore Sponsor Speech I, II Senior Sponsor Dean of Girls Mr. Louis Clardy L Chorus il ,M 1. H f -X'-6 b I - What is gc ing on Preparing for the program? in there? Is Geometry puzzling Craig 9 Leather students taking time off!