Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

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GARLAND HILLIARD Secretary JOHN SANDNER Vice-President Mr. J. C. Petty, superintendent, and board members of the Burnet Schools donate many hours in study and policy making for the improvement of Burnet's educational system. Their concentrated efforts and intense concern provide for the young people of Burnet a school system which provides training to meet society's demands for employment and ed- ucational success. UiutftS

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PROGRESS A special thanks goes to the school ad- ministrators and teachers for their patience and cooperation in regards to the inevitable class interruptions for picture taking. It is the staffs desire that the 1963 BULLDOG will furnish a pleasant and last- ing memory of the year's activities and be a reminder of the growth of our times in this CENTURY OF FLIGHT AND PROGRESS. calls for study after the halls are empty. Excellence sometimes calls for inward pressure, sweat, and physical fatigue. 5

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Our principal maintains high standards in education. He believes in continued study for teachers. He believes in intense study for stu- dents. He believes school is a ser- ious encounter. He believes school is a mental exercise, supplemented with physical and social training. He believes in dignity in education. He believes in respect of educational leaders. He believes in individual praise of students in excellence. He believes in discipline which promotes learning. He believes in happiness, friendliness, and fun. He believes in good student-teacher- parent relationship. Above all, he believes in maintaining a school which keeps pace with the growing pressures of our age. MR. JACK H. TEMPLE, Principal Master's Degree Frank Creasy, Counselor, assists students with personal problems. 7