Widefield High School - Spartacus Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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lt is with sincere appreciation to Mr. Driscoll, that we, the annual staff of 1959 dedicate the SPARTACUS. Without the help of Mr. Driscoll, this year would not have been as rich or as full for the entire student body.

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As your high school days come to an end, it is my hope that the time you have spent in .....,,A Widefield High School has been pleasant and profitable. You are fortunate to have had the privilege of education, and you should use it for the improvement of your- e My sincerest congratulation for your fine cooperation that you have shown to the teaching staff, other students, and myself during this year of our first high school grad- uating class. The senior class has set high standards not only in scholastic achievement but also in their ability to lead other students in a fine extra-curricular pr0gTam- ROBERT POOLE, Principal -J? 94 'T ,figgf A any 2 My sincere congratu- Styx lations are extended saws to the Pioneer Class of 1959, the first class to graduate from Widefield High School. I am sure that all of your friends on the Fac- ulty and staffs of all of the schools in the District will gy, fla join me in this expres- 5,s sion of good wishes. 'W I I, Continue, every day of your lives, to seek more knowledge and to improve your understanding, whether you continue in school, go into business or enter a profession. In so doing you will add a worthwhile contribution to the advance- ment of mankind while accumulating the one possession which can never be taken from you. JAMES A. TALBOTT, Superintendent of Schools self and your country.