Anacoco High School - Chief Yearbook (Anacoco, LA)

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This yearbook presents many of the activities of the school in a very in- teresting and informative way. It records people and events not merely in terms of the observable in the classroom and at recreation, but it also reveals much of the deeper meaning that high school education and training can have in the lives of boys and girls. It is my opinion that this publication will do a great deal to build good relationships, binding together not only the student body and school personnel, but the community as well. Congratulations for having achieved many worthwhile accomplishments as reflected in this annual. With every good wish, I am Sincerely, Curtis Bradshaw. Superintendent Vernon Parish Schools

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Dpjdic ttiyv VI. VI. PARKER, Principal For several years we knew him As teacher and coach in our school. He was patient and considerate But expected us to follow the rule. For three years we have known him As principal of our school. He is still patient and considerate. But much harder about following the rule! Members of the 1962 staff respectfully dedicate this volume of The Chief to our principal, Mr. W. W. Parker. We will always remember Mr. Parker as a teacher, a counselor, and most of all a true school FRIEND.

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Cchool BoojuL owl O hfrtob If we work upon marble, it will perish, If we work upon brass, time will efface it; If we rear temples. They will crumble into dust But If we work upon immortal minds, If we imbue them with principles. With the just fear of God, And Love of Our fellow-men, We engrave on those tablets something which will brighten to all eternity. Daniel Webster