Cement High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cement, OK)

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A -if Ken'-' 4lU'w 'bt'-be we 'ONTllUB TU KEEP FAITH It is again wlth a heart filled with the deepest gratitude that I am privileged to express through the avenue of the Bulldo a firm conviction in the ideals set forth n my last message Faith in the future, based upon a flrm belief in the Creator, a mutual love and understanding in t he home, lntegritw and effort in school and business e d a keen Joy in living with ou neighbors will lead us to the summit of suo ess and the nlnnacle of ha nlness from d Outh famine and flood a ont'nua c in the Falth will ultimately crown our effor s and brl the deep satisfaction necessary for ha piness To the fathers and mothers I would continue in your understandi 3 love and to your children, your loyal slpuort to and your efforts for good in the commn with you has been made pleasant by you friendliness and your splendid sup ort Jrze you t encod even lt the school n Ny scav klndness your here wo rds cannot convey to you the 5 atltxde of J nee t To the students, 1 would say continue n the road 0' development which is wlndlrp uphill to splendid oasis n l'fe Trials and tribulations now are but hallenges which develop those traits o cha acter ar uh e he attribdtes of men f u are tlze s w 3 lendid eds and w ll he greater and betta prowortlo t your efforts Tomor ow is what you new lt a slowinr pa ace in the sun o a R ovelin J deae The 's a ld ng ove and gratitude l s 'o moths student tea lers and ot ers 5 us 1 this great endeavor of education C sw. G ..-1, R ,J -..-QA-K Ytmdxub '--. Q t 9 Tfgfm Q-will ,A ,aw f 1 were 7' Q 0 o p-,I - - -1- ,- V fwlf If 0 ,fx ' i . ,,1,,3i, , ri , vm K E Q IALIQS '. 1 l, 5.54-q -- ' t' 153' 571341. Bachelor if A ' . . 1' '.i':-rsif, T. ielor T E4u'h'. '. . .f P . , U'lZ gfity, 'iesifr in Ed.-fp ' .. It Qflezxstna 737. ' D - r':, ,. . 7' C lahina. -, . o A . , 'T 7 . D J 1 . . j . . , n ' . . r l c , . n . :'. Thou h the world roan with travail thou h we suffer , r , , c l n e ' t ng n V . Z n r O or 'ni y. 1 , f. - v In 'N A , , , A ,z . ' Y r ' 1 my . r . l '., . a 1 . . c , . f r .is FIT t. ' . Ho ci 1 no , p' v,tln , , i , , -r in 1 ' n C j . rl j' . le , v'l' 5 r l . . r TW g nvt in 2 e d J rt. U re l D- l., l f fu n my O11 . r the fathers, rs, ' . 3, .cd ', h no :avg stgoi J' n , . - , ' . 56.125 '. I-t.1,.N V, , -- -' ,fe-ff' Y ,Sill Q44 -lef f 'J' -- -k 1 nf 4 r ! Q w5 Nf?3 3 xr ro-as--so p 17, .., NnRXi ,

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+A, , , rx-.? r'ix - Y YW O r - 5, rf- f 4 R - f-.-,,,gP 1, Rf 'fx - -A -R fv- ' ' -W Y, f 22+ ' fl-as-1-1'-'I-L xml , xl l ay , ,fxfef f CEMENT BOARD OF EDUCATION Floyd O Duesler, President of the Board of Education, has been one of the most loyal and influential flgures in our school system for many years He stands for everything good in the community and is an outstanding citizen and leader Russell Chaney, Vice President of the Board of Education is an invaluable asset to our school His efforts are al ways for the best interests of the student body L A Williams, clerk of the Board of Education, is a steadfast and reliable member of our board, who always f1nds time from his business to give freely to the school has kept our rooms clean and comfo table for us for the past three years He is always eager to lend a helping hand to both the faculty and the students in time of need IULLD S j v Q-f 4 , l N f . I . Y' X, wwf CAO 5 . .M '24 j , 1 t ' y ' i ff? ,M. ...g Jn. Vi :W ' - l Y T 0 U O ' 9 I if deff Dave McCord, caretaker of the buildings, Eg zyic T .A vig q I' ,e ee.e e A' ' SST: as O G ww d o' K e---Ae Qld' 45 - 'Ndn 'ees-'e.i..,