Wonderview High School - Daredevil Yearbook (Hattieville, AR)

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Dedication Mrs . Twila Morris Mrs. Emily Oates Mr. Gary Hudson We the annual Staff wish to dedicate this 1970 Daredevil to three outstanding teachers. We feel that their tireless effort and continuing support has proven them to be teachers in the highest capacity of their profession. So to you: Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Oates and Mr. Hudson we dedicate this ......... Daredevil. Annual Staff l 4 l'

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Superintendenfs Message I wish to express my appreciation for the opportunity .to give a personal message to Wonderview School and community through the 1970 Dare Devil. I would like to call attention to the increased emphasis placed upon academics throughout the entire school. This is a result of a more adverturious attitude on the part of the school board. I feel that the school board and faculty are dedicated to educating students and equipping them to be better citizens than we, ourselves, have been. I commend the Dare Devil staff and the other seniors for the dedicated efforts they are putting forth in order to give us the best yearbook ever. Also, may I say that the seniors are furnishing splendid leadership for the rest of the school. Raymond Kinslow Superintendent 1 9 I Principal s Message To the students who are represented in this issue of the Wonderview Dare Devil, this yearbook will be much like a family album which represents many precious memories--memories of both successes and failures. Only with both of these will we mature as young people facing tomorrow's challenges. The source of strength in our nation lies within the minds and hearts of our youth. I Of course, we have to prepare ourselves for this with the proper training and education. To the seniors may I commend all of you in reaching the first milestone in your educational career. I hope that you see the need for further training and that most of you will have the opportunity to continue your work in a college or vocational school of your choice. Education is a continued process: it begins at birth and ends at death. Bobby Bean Principal