Broadmoor Junior High School - Pipeline Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Message To Our Fine Faculty and Pu- pils: For the good work you are doing this year, your fine coop- eration and your great school spirit, my sincere apprecia- tion. You have contributed much toward making this school year an excellent one. Best wishes to each of you and to the parents in our school. Sinc erely, W JW L. W. Sibley P rincipal Mr. ibley Principal

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- ..,, ' .-....,, -4-2 ' ' 5 c Ztff: 1, . - ,lm-3,5 'J we iff ? 'E . i. --: A Day In The Life 'H+ Our This is a man who has been a great asset to our school. Without his help, Broadmoor would not be enjoying the fine reputation it has developed over the years. The teaching staff is greatly aided by Mr. Sibley's professional ability and is always welcomed in- to his office for a talk. Students find Mr. Sibley one who is to be respected and, at the same time, one who they can con- sider a friend. It is always a great feeling at pep rallies to hear Mr. -T' Sibley lead the Pledge of Alle- giance and always tell the students at the beginning of the year, When you say the Pledge of Allegiance - you stand proud. We, the Pipeline Staff representing the students and faculty of B.J.I-I., take this opportunity to extend to Mr. Sibley our most grateful appreciation for his concern, his guidance, and his faithfulness to Broadmoor Jr. High.

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Assistant Principal ,sa I, I W 1' .6 ww ' ,, H -.Q llllllllll r e i Miss Estelle Huggins Message Because of you and your good work, we are proud of our school. P To you, be hopeful - have lots of faith and courage, too. And in your jobs that loom ahead, I truly wish success for each of you. Sinc er ely, ,JJ74 ffl- in Estelle Huggins How would you like a nice Hawaiian Punch ?