Alumni Association

Our Mission is to promote and provide for the common interests of Spring Hill Alumni. This is to be accomplished maintaining the heritage of Spring Hill Schools through scholarships and through the Alumni Museum housing historical items that relate to the Spring Hill Schools.

One of the primary goals of the Spring Hill Alumni Association
is to provide two scholarships annually to graduating students
of Spring Hill High School.

2019 Senior Recipients: Estella Roster, Darrell Paull, Macy Borens

 

Left to right: Annette Odom Wolverton, Estella Roster, Darrell Paull, Macy Borens, Laura Blalack Borens

 

In 1887 a small building was erected next to a hill with a stream coming from it, hence the name “Spring Hill”.  The site selected was a mile south of the present school, with 65 students enrolled.  The first graduating class was in 1942.  In 1933 a new brick building was built at the current site of the school.

At that time a Teacherage was also built to house the family of the Superintendent and unmarried female teachers.  This was during the Oil Boom when the safety and well being of the teachers were an important factor. 

The Teacherage has been converted to a museum for Spring Hill Schools. To visit or reserve the museum please contact Annette Odom Wolverton; awolverton@shisd.net

Spring Hill Alumni Association
PO Box 10061
Longview, TX  75608

The association is working to build a database of each graduating class.  Please contact us with Name (maiden), mailing address, phone, email and graduating class or years attended.