Millington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Millington, TN)

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Guidance MRS. IMOGENS HILL - To consider oneself different from ordinary men is wrong, but it is right to hope that one will not remain like ordinary men. MR. ANDREW BILLINGS - Education is the debt that maturity owes to youth. MRS. FAYE OSTEEN - Education is the continuing development of each individual's capacity for self-fulfillment. MRS. JUDY GIPSON - Education begins with birth and ends with death. MRS. MARY ANNA PARHAM - To help students to become useful, productive citizens is my goal. MRS. LOIS SIGLER - Education should enable boys and girls to live fulfilling, productive, and happy lives as individuals, as family members, and homemakers, and as contributing citizens of a democratic nation. H o m e E MRS. ALMA BACON - A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle. C 5 21

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MRS. GEORGE HARWELL, MRS. PAUL WILLIS, MRS. HOWARD WIIDER. MISS PHYLLIS DeSHAZO, MRS. ARDELLA SMITH, MRS. LANELLE TIMBS. 20

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MR. BERLYN WHITE - The educational process goes far beyond the classroom itself. It's like a great river whose tributaries are countless. Life is education. MRS. BRENDA POWELL - It is my hope that a teacher who endeavors to listen, see, and thus understand might occasionally teach a student the importance of loving himself and others, and that is the only essential of education one needs to truly appreciate the privilege of living. MISS LINDA REDING - Learning to think and understanding why one believes as he does is more important than remembering all the facts in the world. 22