Dalhart High School - Lone Wolf Yearbook (Dalhart, TX)

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Working Together Proves Importance of . . .

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The Yearbook Staff of Dalhart High School and Allyn Finch Junior High Proudly Presents the Lone Wolf 1973-74 LET US REMEM- BER:XIT-OurPast; School, Community » -Our Present; Our Future. Volume LI Dalhart, Texas - - - S-

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. . School and Community School and community unite in working for the bet- terment of education of Dalhart ' s youth. Basic is the tax revenue that supports a growing school system. Of equal importance is the informal participation of patrons in school affairs. Mothers serve suppers; fathers build tracks; parents supervise home projects; business sub- scribes for special programs and advertise in the year- book. The public contributes their special talents to schools through time, exhibits, judging, and efforts. The community cheers at athletic contests. They applaud musical programs and assemblies. Support is not a oneway street. Students and faculty work with the towns people to have a new tennis court and to innovate recreation; such as dances, summer sports and jobs. Students work in programs to learn new skills and improve services and profits. Churches maintain active youth programs. Each group, be it academic, business, family, or organizational, strives in a cooperative spirit to build a better Dalhart, a better world, but most of all a better individual.