Antelope Union High School - Desert Sands Yearbook (Wellton, AZ)

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Qha G. VYlwiphy PRINCIPAL ANTELOPE UNION HIGH SCHOOL has passed a milestone. The first students, who entered as ninth graders, are now graduat- ing. The four years have produced many beneficial changes and advancements. We can all be proud of our accomplishments — they exist in both physical and spiritual ways. As principal, I wish to emphasize the active leadership of the students and the wise guidance of the staff as fundamental parts in such progress. The school year 1955-56 was a good one because of increased student interest and initiative and makes the coming school years more inviting.” - 5 -

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Clyde Gaines, Clerk, Archie Perry, Logan Brimhall, President, Harry H. Moore, Ira A. Murphy. (Not pictured: John C. Car- penter ) 1955 56 tBocUidof Education THE BOARD OF Education of Antelope Union High School has made every effort to provide personnel and facilities needed to promote the best in educational services for the children of our district. Long range planning will insure good schools for today and for tomorrow. These plans are made and put into operation by board members who want good schools and who place student welfare above selfish interests. The students at Antelope are thankful that such policies guide our school. - 6 -