Mabank High School - Panther Yearbook (Mabank, TX)

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Dear Students: My commission to you is that you find your place in life and seek to develop it to its fullest. What your friends or relatives think you ought to do has nothing whatever to do with the call which the Creator has indicated in your blood and brain. You alone can read that sealed mes- sage which you brought with you into the world. The difference between success and failure turns on reading one's commission aright, finding one s true place in life When choosing your career be quiet enough in your inner consciousness to hear the still small voice which IS often smothered by low desires and unworthy ambitions The career which you choose in youth must be largely the vehicle not only of your physical prosperity but of your growth and happiness of your service to society and ultimately of the hap piness and welfare of those dependent on you Sincerely yours Ernest C Butler I . l v I 1 1 . n ,, fs , Q -.raw-... . . ,

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fbeofcafz 012 For your reminiscences, your memories to insure - This, our efforts - our recorded rotogravure - We dedicate to those reaching their impasse, - Our friends, the members of the Senior Class

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To tl1e Annual Staff and Sponsor, let me con- gratulate you for the fine job you have done in making this volume possible. To reach the objective of any meritorious task, there has to be a display of ingenuity, patience, perseverance, and perspicacity. As you participate in sporting events, the type of game you play depends on your attitude on the practice field Everyone has to be aparticrpant in the game of life As you live your public school life you are on the practice field Have you stopped to ask the question Am I practicing to the best of my ability? Your score of life will be determined by the attitude diligence fortitude and the determina tion you are willing to make on the practice field . . , . , . N . . I ' . I' 9 U '