Bartlett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bartlett, TX)

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' L ' r 621 Wieaaczge Dear Students: James Russell Lowell compared life to a leaf of white paper on which each of us may write. He admonished us to make sublime whatever we write, even though it be but a line. Not failure, but low aim, is crime, he said. Look for the advantages and opportunities in your situation in life and always let your AIM be HIGH. What you do today helps determine what you become tomorrow. Sincerely yours, Cf A C. R. Lindsay, Pr incipal

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SUPERINTENDENT D. A. Swope a,de'a6a1fendeaZ'4 77Zea4cz7e Commendations to our Bartlett Business Men Who make possible this annual with gifts of ten Who take pride in their city and school-- Good neighbors all-they practice the golden rule. Yes, long ago you attended Bartlett High Or some other institution that causes you to sigh When you reminisce of the myriad filled past Of the high school days that sped so fast. Now turn the pages of this splendid book Which of Bartlett High is an inside look. Then with the faculty you will be very proud Of the glorious achievements of our gay young crowd. Shown are activities in which our students engage Very stimulating and a ballast for any age. You will see hopes of future that grace our hall- Beautiful young ladies-youths manly and tall . We trust, that as we, you can see portrayed Our own and the world's future citizens undismayed. They appear eager, happy and with a friendly smile, An open countenance, determined and unbeguiled. Treading our hallways with purpose strong They seek the right and avoid the wrong. Truth and beauty they quest to make them free, For with it they can attain immortality. Then as you turn the pages of this-your dedication- You will reflect surely of happy days of education, When you were inspired by Victor Moore Or now gray old ladies-teachers of yore. Live again with us with true emotion The old adage which is so often spoken That school days are the best for youth Spent with friends in search for truth. In closing this book will you say with me A prayer for our youth that herein you see- Say congratulations for achievements this year And best wishes to all with freedom from fear. Cordially youw W. woif-L D. A. Swope, Superintendent

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7eezc4e'w MRS. VIRGINIA WACKER STANLEY SCHWERTNER Algebra I and Il, Eighth Grade Arith- English I, II, III, IV, Spanish, Sponsor of metic, Spanish ll, Plane Geometry, Spon- the Bartlett Bulldog and Freshman Class. sor of the LaTertulia, National Honor Society, Co-Sponsor of the Senior Class, Librarian. ' RALPH POTEET American History, World History, Typing, Sponsor ofthe Junior Class, Coach of Football, Basketball, Track, and Baseball, Drivers' Education Instructor. . V. C. MARSHALL MRS. NOLA BESS DOUGLAS Vocational Agriculture, Girls' Basketball Homemaking I and Ill, Family Relations, Coach, Sponsor of F.F.A. and Co-Sponsor Sponsor of the F.H.A. of the Senior Class.