Trinidad High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Trinidad, CO)

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ms PRHDUKER5 'i i mul ' W6 ann low: I.. I. UOTLEIILI losurr F. Iona 'lmowms Blu. PAUL M, 330'-g sunnmnxnzur 'nuuunn Pnsmn-r sown sow: I. H. Snnrrucx Hhs. Cumn On: lums Dumru. Mas. Lou SIB-SOI W B. mln.: vmc: rnrsmnrr sulnmss nuuumn snclm-rnsv Without the facilities provided by its Producers-the Boardsof Education throughout America-there could be no Greatest Show on Earth p no stage on which young people could try out their talents: no training ground where they might explore their tastes and inclinations and prepare themselves for the duties and obligations of the future. In Trinidad both scholastic and recreational needs are supplied by an ever-ex- panding program of activity in which every student may find both interest and profit. To those who have made these advantages available-the members of the Board of Education: and to those entrusted with the carrying out of this varied and difficult program-the faculty of T. H. S.-the Class ol '48 extends its most sincere thanks. 'A x