Carnegie High School - Wigle Yearbook (Carnegie, OK)

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im' '4 771 Our Schools are a way of life, a means of providing hope and a sense of personal destiny for each of you. Each day should bring you closer to the goals you have chosen and the responsibilities you will eventually share as citizens. This book ls a splendid effort on the part of those who wish to preserve the rich tradition of school days. To each of you who has contributed to its success, go our sincere thanks and appreciation that will grow with the passing years. Mr. Carl Taylor Superintendent of Schools Gervasle Hilliary, who graduated with the Class of 1953, liked us so well in Carnegie High that she came back as Secretary for Mr. Taylor. qi

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7 Though time will pass, and we shall part, this book will be an unbreak- able link in your great chain of memories. And lf, when looking through these pages, you relive some of the many happy days of yester years, even for just a little while, our efforts will not have been in valn. As we LEAVE Carnegie High School, may we LEAVE this book as anever present reminder of the many many happy days spent here together in study, work, and play. The staff I wish to extend my sincere apprecia- tlon to all who have in any way helped to compile this book. May your hearts be lighter and your lives be happier for the memories it may bring. Editor Y

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'Q 1 ,.v ' To our helpful and understanding te a cher , Junior and Senior class sponsor, Coach, and friend who has rendered practically every service possible to make our school life happier and our school better, whose greatest desire is to find a genuine interest in every studentp whose wonderful inspiration is a challenge to each of usg whose matchless enthusiasm and unfailing good humor makes it a pleasure for us. the Seniors of 1954, to proudly dedicate this edition of THE WILDCAT to our annual sponsor, Mr. Ralph E. Gibson. Q