Bovina High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bovina, TX)

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Dear students and fellow staff members: I am grateful for this space in which Ihave been asked to write something appropriate. I wish to sincerely congratulate the Class of 1963 for accomplishing graduation from high school and also for their work in making this fine Annual available for our pleas- ure. All of us are grateful for the work You have given to make the Annual. Each annual we receive reminds us of another milestone in life. It reminds us that we are another year older and it marks the end of another school year. I would hope that it marks for each of us a place to where we are closer to a well-defined goal. Where are You going? I hope You know the answer to this question. The tumble-weeds which are so prevalent in our part of the country blow one direction one day and when the wind changes away they go with the wind again. Some people are like this. It doesn't make too much difference which way they are going as long as they are going. I hope each of You know where You are going and that You have fairly definite ideas as to how You are going to get there. Happy Sailing. Sincerely, Warren Morton School Board

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- : :zk .- ., - ,.. ':' : ' ! mi , ...'i ' J M -1.' fp ,A To the Student Body of Bovina High School: The years roll on with great rapidity, and I feel sure that this annual will always have a special meaning to each of In H H you. You will recall the hopes and dreams, the friendships -Wwfyf ws, ' Qss E is - and experiences, and the laughs and sorrows of the 1962- .H 1963 school year which are preserved for you in this annual. ,fs ,. It is my wish that the graduates of 1963 have learned to think for themselves and have become disciplined in the process of unselfishness, understanding, and humbleness. I p I . v-s,,Fta,s . -rffl 5 . W X ff --,-. U ' f W May the experiences of this year be special for each of M you in the growth and in the learning it brought you. Corclially, H F, A E W Bob Phillips -,.,,iAi.,,JLg,.1 llftifsr 5541 Y vis sw: QQ? .5 -ws sa? wliissus . is M.. sl M M 2 ,Q T was s i, ,arf s-.Kafka swag , is -3--nn Winn Nga W- i H-A SS- -A Sims- NESS V- B!! w-rssggrssgmswsfs s re.. smwf sis as x fffisflsri KSQMFHNH- 1'-:M P A iriwsifif eras-f',Eewss?lsars:Qsa'l This is another occasion that marks a milestone in the lives of each of you seniors. It is a time for you to take stock of what you have learned and profit from mistakes you may have made. We citizens of this world place our future in your hands. Because we are older and wiser, we hand you the key to the world, praying that your fresh minds and affable bodies will perform in a Christian image to preserve a peaceful world for us. Always be prayerful and trust in God that my world may start being the kind of place that will glorify my Lord. Congratulations for your earnest effort and fine accomplishments to bring to us another fine annual that marks the highlights of this school year. I have watched you work with the fervor of professionals and I believe this book is a reflection of your efforts. Do only the things you will be proud ofg say only the things decent to hear. See only the things of God's beautiful creation and trust in God always. Sincerely, Robert Taylor i7l