Faculty member profiles career path and studies
Mr. Hamilton of Ropesville Texas has spent nine years at the institution. He attended Southwestern University Georgetown, 85 M A Dallas, Sul Ross State Teachers College and the University of Colorado for his master's degree. He majors in Social Science and administrative education with a biology minor and is among the best points of A H S B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ropesville
Texas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Dallas
Sul Ross State Teachers College
University of Colorado
Mr Woolam's Career Path Across Several Colleges
Mr Woolam attended Oklahoma A and M Oklahoma Southwestern and Texas Technological College. He earned both a Bachelor and a Master degree. He came to Andrews five years ago from Meadow where he was principal and now teaches algebra. He will attend summer school this summer and return to A H S next fall.
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Woolam
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma Southwestern
Texas Technological College
Andrews
Meadow
Miss Sander Plans Summer Study At Boulder Colorado
Miss Sander attended Texas Technological College in Lubbock where she majored in English and minored in Spanish and History. She plans to attend summer school in Boulder Colorado after working in the Auditor's office at Texas Tech. Music is her nearest hobby.
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Miss Sander
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Boulder
Colorado
Coach Tubbs From Anton Texas Leads Southwestern College
Coach Tubbs from Anton Texas taught for two years at Southwestern College in San Antonio. He majored in and minored in Six-Guns Roar. He will return this fall to coach four years and lead a softball league while also working on the football field.
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Anton
Texas
Southwestern College SA
Tubbs
Imer
Smith earns B A from S C W in Denton with language focus
Mrs. Smith completed a B A at S C W in Denton majoring in Spanish with an English minor. She has taught Spanish and English and has run a Spanish banquet for two years. She and her daughter Suzanne, now in first grade, plan a quiet summer before pursuing more studies next year.
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Smith
Denton
Suzanne
Mr St Clair Leaves North Texas State College District
Mr St Clair attended North Texas State College and plans to return for advanced Mathematics and Music. He has taught Algebra II Geometry and Band for two years and his influence on the band is praised as they bid him farewell with best wishes for his future.
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St. Clair
North Texas State College
Mr. St. Clair
Miss Kelly Plans Summer Trip and Home Visit
Miss Kelly attended T. W. C. at Fort Worth where she majored in business administration and education. She has taught eight years at A. H. She has one sister and her father is a Methodist minister. She will go home this summer and then take a pleasure trip to San Francisco. She enjoys reading mystery stories and will return next year to continue typing shorthand and bookkeeping courses.
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Miss Kelly
Fort Worth
A. H
San Francisco
Miss Tolbert’s Fort Worth Background and Summer Plans
Miss Tolbert from Fort Worth attended Texas Wesleyan College and studied physical education. She plans a summer of sleep and eats with little to no plans for next year, and she adds she likes to cook, hinting at possible future interests.
Ramsey to Attend Boys State After College Time
Mr. Ramsey, an attendee of W. S. T. CC. and Hardin-Simmons, majored in Industrial Arts and English. This summer he goes to Boys State as an instructor for one week then plans a mountain vacation.
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Mr. Ramsey
Harden Simmons
American Legion
Boys State
Miss Hiatt Plans To Return To Tech For Home Making Classes
Miss Hiatt from Lava Oklahoma attended Texas Tech College at Lubbock majoring in vocational home economics with science and art minors. She finished high school in Lava and has no summer plans but will return next fall. She seeks larger home making classes and encourages other girls to join.
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Miss Hiatt
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Lava
Oklahoma
Miss Brouthertin Seeks Bacteriology Path in UT Research
Miss Brouthertin, a University of Texas student, studied bacteriology with minors in chemistry and mathematics. She plans to return this summer and next year to conduct bacteriology research and advance toward a career in bacteria.
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Miss Brouthertin
University of Texas
Miss Roberts Leaves for Next Year After Scholarship Stint
Miss Roberts attended Texas Technological College and the University of Texas majoring in Government History and Economics. She came here in 1941 1942 and left in 1942 1944 to work for a construction company at Damac before returning in 1944. Her hobby is journalism and the annual was her best pet she also aims to fly and is near earning a private license.
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Miss Roberts
Texas Technological College
University of Texas
Damac
Spanish Banquet Celebrates Latin Festival Night
A May 11 fiesta filled the atmosphere with gaiety as Muchachos and profesore s enjoyed a mood bright with Ramona South of the Border and La Cucaracha songs. Gladiolas roses and multicolored candles festooned the hall while border style foods and ice cream with cherries concluded an enjoyable evening for caballeros and senoritas.
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Rancho Grande
Band Club Officers and Members Listed
The Band Club announces officers including President Harry Robertson Vice President Charles Pinnell Secretary and Librarian Erma Jean Broam Reporter Joe Pierce Director Kenneth St Clair and members across instrument sections such as First Clarinets Warren Burkett Joe Pierce Ray Perkins Leon Jackson Second Clarinets Johnnie Lou Suggs Patricia Ann Beene and more.
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Harry Robertson
Charles Pinnell
Erma Jean Broam
Joe Pierce
Kenneth St. Clair
Warren Burkett
Ray Perkins
Leon Jackson
Johnnie Lou Suggs
Patricia Ann Beene
Dorsie White
Berry Neal Nixon
Joy Dell Stewart
Jo Postello
Billy Bynum
Helen Jean Cotten
Bobby Joe Barnes
Thomas D. Hamilton Jr
Valentine Party Highlights In Mrs Hills Class
A grade school Valentine celebration featured Mrs Hillmans room with cookies Hershey treats and envelopes of valentines. Students enjoyed a program postman delivered valentines and a Song Fest in Mrs Woolams room with names of many students listed.
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Mrs. Hillman
Barnett
Mrs. Woolam
Jimmy Benton Alvey
Tye Beams
Jack Boyd
Sammy Galloway
Mackie Hawkins
Cecil Kent
Duey Lay
Chas Landon
Percy McLendon
Drexel Nix
Melvin Porter
Earl Roberts
Larry Robertson
Roger Steele
Paul Stump
Kenneth Tucker
Shirley Atwood
Darlene Barnett
Patrica Jo Billings
Doris Boatman
Denelle Boyd
Patsy Lou Carlson
Ann Edmiston
Thia Kay Ford
Beverly Ann Frasher
LaVayne Haskins
Janet Hardin
Annette Holt
Delores Landon
Frances Payne
Carlyn Phipps
Janis Pierce
Inez Snider
Merilyn Spencer
Mary Louise Thames
Carlene Thorpe
Joy Lee Thompson
Betty Jean ‘Turnbow
Patricia Warren
Carolyn Wilson
Third Grade Report from Mrs Callahan and Mrs Hooks Class
The third grade class includes twenty one girls and thirty six boys taught by Mrs Hooks and Mrs Callahan. Students study arithmetic reading writing spelling geography phonics Spanish language and art. Two new large pictures titled the Age of Innocence and The Boy and the Rabbit were given by room mothers with frames crafted by Mr Dillard and are displayed in the room.
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Callahan
Fourth Grade Health Habits and Class Activities
Fourth grade health class emphasizes cleanliness diet and weekly blue star goal. Students enjoy outdoor play on sunny days with lead up games basketball and volleyball. Art covers color blending and shading and an arithmetic match ends with a picnic for the winning side. Names of students listed.
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Annette Gassaway
Alma Grace Smith
Betty Ann Baker
Betty Francis Ford
Barbara
Jean Strickland
Barbara Jo Richardson
Carolyn Morrison
Carl Ham
Donald Caldwell
Dorothy Haskins
Ethleen Christopher
Kathleen Christopher
Henry Oswalt
Jerry Duggan
John Harris
John Henry Fort
James Bushong
Fifth Grade World Where We Learn and Create
Eighteen boys and sixteen girls in our class study world geography through imaginary trips. Students build individual projects on each unit including American Indians, the Amazon, the Far North and Far South, the Sahara, Egypt, and Africa. Byron Greaves made an African hut and Winona Blanchard dressed a doll as an Eskimo. Our room mothers plan three parties as we prepare to be good fifth graders next year.
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Amazon Basin
Sahara
Egypt
Africa
Byron Greaves
Winona Blanchard
Oasis
Colley
Montgomery
Butler
Tripplehorn
Shirley Billingsley
Winona Planchard
Betty Brumley
Robert Butler
Shirley Chadwick
Virginia Claywell
Jimmy Wilson
Jerry Wilson
Patsy Lee Whisenant
Fifth Grade Room Welcomes Billy Davis from Highland School
A note from Mrs Denton’s Fifth Grade room introduces Billy Davis of Highland School Plainview Texas as the new pupil. The class discusses fractions in arithmetic and body health with posters on diet and intestines, noting hunger linked to dietary understanding.
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Ernest Lee Adair
Carol Jo Badgley
Bety LaFean Barnes
Billy Davis
J. Frank Davis
Tommy Davis
Beverly Coy Ford
Jo Ann Goss
Myrtle Graham
Donald Reed Greer
Annette Harmon
Norma Hawkins
la Donna Jayne Hayes
Donna Hogan
Tommy Jackson
Janey Charlene Mayhew
Thomas Edward Mitchell
Wesley Mitchell
Lee Wayne Newtan
Charles Ray Partain
Wanda Lou Penick
Kenneth Phillips
Bonnie Edna Roberts
Geraldine Sadler
Patricia Ann Sparks
Janis Tindle
Gene Milton Tucker
Kenneth White
Bobby Wilson
Judith Ann Wright
Highland School
Plainview
Texas
Sixth Grade Honor Roll List Named by Mrs Roberts
The sixth grade celebrates finishing six weeks of tests and lists twelve honor roll students: Connie Pruitt Diana Nichols Shirley Bayless Nelda Nelson Joyce Hudson Marjorie Duggan Shirley Ham Rex Perrin Joan Price Loverne Blanchard. Additional members include Ray Alexander Shirley Bayless Clarence Benton Dan Black Loverne Blanchard Barry Brooks Doris Campbell Marjorie Duggan Margie Gray Shirley Ham Raby Hamilton Joyce Hudson Wyva Rhea Minnich Wilma Rae McGray A V Morgan Nelda Nelson Diana Nichols John Price Jean Price Connie Pruett Rex Perrin Mickey Porter Sammie Perkins Norma Jean Richery Jean Robinson Edith Ryan Eva Ryan Billy Spear Beatrice Timmons Richard Timmons Charles Mann Joan Love John Underwood Barbara Ann Shamburger.
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Connie Pruitt
Diana Nichols
Shirley Bayless
Nelda
Nelson Joyce Hudson
Marjorie Duggan
Shirley Ham
Rex Perrin
Joan Price
Loverne Blanchard
Ray Alexander
Clarence Benton
Dan Black
Barry Brooks
Doris Campbell
Margie Gray
Raby Hamilton
Joyce Hudson
Wyva Rhea Minnich
Wilma Rae Mce- Gray
A. V. Morgan
Nelda Nelson
John Price
Jean Price
Connie Pruett
Mickey Porter
Sammie Perkins
Norma Jean Richery
Jean Robinson
Edith Ryan
Eva Ryan
Billy Spear
Beatrice Timmons
Richard Timmons
Charles Mann
Joan Love
John Underwood
Barbara Ann Shamburger
Seventh Grade Welcomes Three New Students and Splits Class
The seventh grade is reshuffled with 36 students in one room after sending 24 siblings to another. Wel don McCown from Wingate Texas Sue Ann Norris from Odessa and Patsy Elder from El Monte California join as the class adapts to new seating and routines.
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Weldon McCown
Wingate
Texas
Sue Ann Norris
Odessa
Patsy Elder
el Monte
California
Alfred Tennyson
Hughen
Bobby Gene Jones
Joy Lee McAuley
Walden
McCown
Lois
McLendon
Betty Jane
Perkins
Dale Porter
Roddy
Postello
Billy Roach
Anna Skidgell
Jack Smith
Joy Sue Stell
Larry Taylor
Jo Ann Thompson
Eva Waits
Max Williams
Alvis Woolam
Jimmy Wright
Pat Wright
Seventh Grade Class Forms Club and Schedules Sports
The seventh grade lists a girls club Miss Andrews with Bettie Jo Cartwright as president Peggy Holly as vice president Letha Defoe as secretary and June Alldredge as treasurer Meetings are held every Saturday Twenty three students are named including Jo Ann Fort Bonnie Campbell Bettie Lou Louis Beverly Ann Daniels Letha Defoe Bettie Cartwright Clara Lee and others The class notes volleyball and basketball practice in the gym as preparation for high school next year.
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Miss Andrews
Bettie Jo Cartwright
Peggy Holly
Letha Defoe
June Alldredge
Jo Ann Fort
Bonnie Lou Campbell
Bettie Lou Louis
Beverly Ann Daniels
Clara Lee
Harvey Keefer
Lou Allie McAfee
Johnnie Hinkle
Zane Davis
Alm Christopher
June Alldridge
Phyllis Caldwell
Delores Defoe
Robert Caldwell
Robert Keith
Gayle Bacon
Virgin Jo Watkins
Bettie Hawkins
Carol Stump
Roddy Tindle
Dean Bradley
Nightfall Pact Between School Years
A playful exchange frames a senior promising to bring in the milk while a junior declares the night for adults. A freshman asks permission to go out, with a sophomore confirming plans and a motherly reminder to return by ten.
Magic Pole Helps Springfield Vault To Victory
Two days before the meet Bob struggles to clear ten feet until a friend teams with Joe to present a “magic” pole marked at notches. Bob vaults eleven feet after Joe arrives with the pole, Springfield wins as Bob credits the magic pole for guiding his grip.
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Springfield
Bob
Joe
Anchor City
Anchor Ci
Anchor City Boy
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Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Woolam
Coach Tubbs
Mrs. Smith
Miss Tolbert
Texas Wesleyal College
Band Club
Billy Lyons
Tex Collins
Margret True
Bob’ Holman
Johnnie Walker
Jeannene Young
LaRue Price
Wanda Jean Rentz
Geneva Hitch
Jolene Hughey
F. D. Hughey
Gary Gassaway
Dana _ Pettis
Billy Wilson
Jack Reynolds
Barbara Shamburger
Jo Ann Douglas
Wayne Graham
Charlene Mayhew
Charlotte Landon
June Whitcomb
Charlott Landon
Thomas D. Hamilton, Jr
Mary Russell
Glory Bee Smith
Jack Youngs
Roseland Lindsay
Gary Rowe
Jimmy Conine
Glora B. Smith
Spain
Barbara Ann Bright
Mary Nell Sparks
Betty Jean Allen
Shirley Lee Brashear
Charles Brewer
Edward J. Brock
Orville Bruks
Georgie Carruth
Wanda Lee Clipper
Margaret Mae Cochran
Jimmy Collins
Charles Davis
Dickie Dillard
Jimmy Lee Dorland
Tommy Duncan
Donald Dyer
Dorothey
Jane Elmore
Sandra Everts
Jerry Fitzgerald
Paul Gattis
Tyra Gale Gentey
Minnie Joyce Gibson
Wallace Glanton
Jack Gregston
Elnore
W. H. Bick
C. H. Pettis
Mrs. Byrnes
Ruth Strain
Mrs. Roberts
Miss Reddell
Miss Parker
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