Redwater High School - Dragon Yearbook (Redwater, TX)

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Superintendenfs Message Students, Faculty, Auxiliary employees, Patrons, and Friends, l would like to say Thanks for the loyal support given our school this year 1972-73. To the members of the annual staff and your sponsor, l wish to express my thanks to you for placing into our hands a picture of our activities as we have lived them from day to day. ' To you, Students, I hope that you will examine carefully and painstakingly the thoughts of others, particularly those who seek to induce you to action which they ad vocate and that you will not commit yourself to any action until you satisfy yourself that what you do is just, kind, honorable. To you, Graduates, each year I find youth facing a world of choice. Each choice will affect your life. Your success or failure will depend upon choices. l trust you choose principles that will bring joy and happiness in all the days of your life. Sincerely, Lv. 8.s6'ir,13- D, E, Brooks