Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

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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

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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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These, pm the, Llawk Thai D ce the, Wo h Custodians and the maintenance crew work around the clock and year keeping our plant in good shape. They arise at the break of dawn so as to have our school warm when the 8:30 bell rings. Many of our school holidays furnish an uninterrupted time for their continued work while we sleep late and relax. Dependable and efficient could de- scribe the bus drivers who transport school children to and from school. Their concern for safety is always fore- most in their minds as they face the early and late roads with buses filled with enthusiastic children. Custodians and crew work around the clock, Dieticians and Cooks The hands that feed the hungry mouths of child- ren are friendly hands concerned with palatability and nourishment for growing bodies. Dependable cooks find their way to the campus in early morning to have good food ready when 12:00 rolls around. Phones ringing, money jingling, typewriters clicking, calculators adding--these are some of the varied activities in which our secretaries find themselves engaged. An incessant job in collect- ing and spending money for the operation of our school and keeping records are duties performed by efficient personnel. Secretaries 8