Bentonville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bentonville, AR)

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You will recall many pleasant happenings which occurred during your years in B. H.S. To those who still have years to accumulate pleasant memories remember a great deal of satisfaction and pleasure comes from a. job well done. Congratulations to the Senior Class and their sponsors for the completion of another fine Tiger . Best wishes to those leaving our school this year. Your opportunities will be many, use them wisely. - -HENRY WOOD V 7, Y L ffifjlg -. 'f ' X 'ffl I , xx flzglz cllwl r N i . , XI. e xg I ,c.A f at . ' A V A A I I np, 'E It I ,xp 'VV .N ,.,.x',i A 1 'A I Q J I ,jf ,rx 7 f 5 - -'J vi -311 i I I -. A , A 1 1 tx' - ' ' ' ai ,f f y .i 516111611 ary I . :' , J Salt your food with humor, pepper it with t, and sprinkle over it the charm of fellow- ip, Never poison it with the cares of life. --JOHN BOWERS

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Xt BENTON VILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS GEORGE w. PATCHELL. sun. BENTONVILLE. ARKANSAS CLASS of '55: The theme Sportsmanship has been selected as the object of dedication for this issue of the TIGER. I believe that this theme illustrates well the high type of responsible citizenship which has permeated our student body this year. It is my earnest desire that the good habits of citizenship learned and practiced in our school will extend intd adult life for each student. This book can well serve to remind you that fair play, honest fort and respect for your fellowman is the best course of action. VX 5 Sincerely yours, X ' ' 222455616- Q? is 5256 A Q3 .dd George 'W. Patchell Superintendent

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