Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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Mr. was of lfducation, April 5, lo-l VJ. not tion fS'ii Clue a Ho Board of Education . . . ored-51 Z' i Z 4 1 l l th Hamilton McRae clcctcd to the Board 0, to succeed Mr. A. Ycagcr. who did stand for rc-clcc- 'lihis is for the nicn---our Board of Education, lior whom we havc gratitude, respect, and admiration. lhcsc nicn haw giwn thcir thoughts and timc 'lo making Midland Schools wry, very finc. lhcy h.ivc always sucmud to hc behind thc schools And sccrncd to nmkc its nccds their rulvs. All ot the citizens on thc school board llavc givcn an vxainplv to work toward. Q9- sr 1 Tail RI WXX' liU'lUl UM W l'rrtv llrirlgvwucr, ll Ci lftniklirig, N, A Ytxigvr. Vliirl-N D Yrrtrrrc, Srcrrttirx RRXR' l L link l'rcsi.lmul. XX' R L'ph.vn. N B Lush, KY XX' liclwv, Siipcrirttmvlrnr

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s l i litwtw b in Angelo Bttsintsc College Dedication Vvle. the Senior Cflass of Midland High School, dedicate this, the l9-ll Catoico to our beloved superintendent. W. NV. Lackey. who for the past thirty-five years has guided the thoughts and actions of two generations of Midland students. Vv'e of the present class will inadequately attempt to reveal the splendid traits of character which have endeared Mr. Lackey to our hearts. Although we have taken our opportunities rather for granted during the past four years. we realize. as we are about to leave Midland High School behind us. that we have been immeasurably fortunate in having a leader such as Mr. Lackey. His sincere interest in our welfare has helped us times untold to rally to a school cause. His own life has brought to those of us who were his associates a fitting example of what a well rounded education will do for one. Mr, Lackey's great interest in the people, in the great orators and statesmen that he has brought to our assembly, and in the students themselves, has given him an unlimited under- standing of people. He believes that association with a great man is the most in- spiring experience a person can have. XVe believe that too, and we also believe that our daily contact with a person like Mr. Lackey will serve as an inspiration to us throughout the future. Vvle owe our appreciation of fine music and our ability to recognize great literature to his guidance. VVe shall not forget the early mornings we have spent together singing and reading: we shall not forget the love of the cultural things in life which were instilled in us bv Nlr. Lackey: no. we shall not forget you. Mr. Lackey, for your ideals are a large part of our very life. ill--v vi!