Buena Vista High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Imperial, TX)

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4: 'Si ufmx 5-'TTD l me' E PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE I deem it a privilege and an honor to speak to you. T h r ough education, personalities are being fashioned, minds are being developed, and the citizens of tomorrow are being groomed for the tremendous job of leading the United States and the World. In order to accomplish this responsibility, there must be cooperation from everyone, from the individual student upthrough the highest authority. Now, cooperation is not just one man's fancyg it is an absolute ne c e s sity. Without it, ne ithe r the simplest, nor the most complicated formslof life could exist. Proper respect for one's self and for others is the best means I know to attain a desirable co- operation, thus getting the job well done. To each of you, and to this ideal, Ihonestly and sincerely pledge myself and my efforts. Leslie Sherman ,,n45 SUPERINTENDENT 'S MESSAGE Dear Students: The Annual Staff and Sponsor have put forth a golden performance in this 1954 yearbook. Success is obtaine d through hard work and fair play. The foundation for the democratic way of living is true faith in God. The highestideals of life can be achieved in this way. The price of freedom is high, but is worth every cent it costs you and me. Take hold of the ladder and climb each round because the top round holds great things for you. Congratulations, Seniors, on a job well done. J. D. Brian y

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.J lily Q Rp- J D BRIAN Supermtendent B A Degree Hard1r1 Sunmons Unwerslty Government, H1story 'T ' -.Q ' N g, 'Vinum x t LESLIE SHERMAN Prlnclpal, H1gh School B S Degree Hardm S1mmons UH1VeTS1ty ff' .gf CHARLES F. PRICE CAROLYN ROPER Grade School Pr1r1c1pa1 Tax Assessor and B.A. and M. A. Degrees Collector Sul Ross College Seventh Grade