Billings High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Billings, OK)

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Qhihimugs Wuhlir jgrltsuls wxuuz 6. smrru. suvinmvsnnzu fillings, Gbhlnhunux To the Students and Faculty of Billings School: lt is difficult to express words of greeting to you since ue have daily contact with each other. The unltusl interests of the faculty and students this year has been in evidence more than ever before. The faculty has shown interest in all activities of the students, end the students have been very oonslderate of the faaulty members and their many problems. All in all ue have had a very pleasant school year. All of us have been vstehi-ng with great interest the proiect on the south side of the school grounds. Everyone ls interested in the eompletlon of this new High School Building and Auditorium. There might be other places that have more ellborate buildings, but there will be none more proud than will be the students and teachers of Billings School when the first bell rings cllllng classes to order in this new buildlnl. The Board of Education, for their man? hours of work in this program and the tax payers of this eenmunlty, have our sincere thanks for providing this wonderful building so we may continue our efforts in education. He can not brag about our athletic wins this year, but we boast of the sportsmanship of our boys and girls. ln the face one student uh0 gave evidence can ef ts there has never been f mf-ning except good of man? d ea that the game was played, win or lose, or clean hm. lt is a pleasure to see students take their loss with a grin and come back the need' game and give their all. The students on the whole have better scholastic ratings this year than in the pest. They are taking their work eeriousw and can see the value of achieving more Ln school that will aid them in the future. king vfith each of you this school lthas been a pleasure vor year of l952-53. Slncerely yours, ,ZZ 6 ' I