Big Spring High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION of our s C hool system, deserve much credit for their work to develop betterschools in Big Spring. Because of their interest and efforts, many advantages have been gained for the students of the Big Spring public schools. Marvin Miller President 79' A X If 4' N ' tif 'f 3 B if Q ' f B 'O'-1' 'i V - v ,l A L..-'L x -'F EQ 1 X N vp S Dr. I. E. Hogan D- W- COTIICY John A- C0599 Vice-President SECT'-?t3!'Y .M 1 0.95: fav'-5 ...A IQ fin! 'i I S 4 X 'J Dewey Martin H- W- Smith John Dibrell a

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04 . w i Big Spring High School ROY D. WORLEY. PRINCIPAL MAYRON SHIELDS. Asst, PRINCIPAL Big Spring, Texas To the Seniors of 53: I am happy to congratulate you. You have fought the good fight, and in a few days the victory will be won. As you have progressed through school, I am sure you have experienced many joys and some disappointments. You may expect the same in adult life. Faith and hard work will change failure to success. I hope that you have leamed in school that there is no mbstitute for work and that one of the greatest pleasures in life is to see a job well done. It is my sincere hope that our visions of peace may soon be a reality and that you will find happiness and success in the job you do. 777 J 1 enior High Schoolm ROY D. WDRLEY, P!uNnIlAL MAYHDN SHIELDI, Allf. Pllnnl Big Sp ring, Texas TO THE GRADUATES OF 1953: The time has come when I must,with reluctance, bid farewell to you as high school students. lt is now my fervent hope that the training gained in your homes and your school will be a constant challenge to you to hold steadfast to the good prin- ciples of our democratic society. Truly this is your commencement. You are enter- ing upon a great and laudable Lmdertaking - that of learning to be a useful, adult citizen of t he world. You will soon be living in a highly specialized and competitive world, one in which you can ill afford to le t a day pass without growing in wisdom and know- ledge, Those of you who have exercised your mental and physical abilities have a good fundamental education upon which to base further learning. Ln addition to encouraging you to extend your capa- bilities,talents, and common sense, I wish to commend to you the practice of the Golden Rule to insure happy, complete, and whole- some living. Sincerely your friend, mf ifalf