Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE In carrying forward my work as Superintendent of schools, I may be permitted a few words of com- mendation and appreciation to all who have responded promptly and heartily to requests for their aid and cooperation in accomplishing the ideals set at the beginning of this year. I speak not only for myself but for the whole staff when I say that no group has had more consistent and loyal support than we have had from the students, their parents, and other members of our commu- nity. They have shared our every purpose, and they have never count- ed the cost of any . plan or request that would not make our school one that we can really be proud of. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE In our world today our machines are more complex; our government is more demanding; all of our sources of goods and services are more productive. Our need for highly trained personnel is urgent. This is progress. This progress has made more of the material things available to more people than our forefathers could have dreamed about. The public schools of America are dedicated to providing proper foundation for our technicians to build upon. Students who are studious and self-disciplined are our best citi- zens today. They are making prep- aration for the demands of tomor- row.

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Administration

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Faculty