Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

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B I .fdolminizifrafion DEWEY SCHOOLS C. R. CLODFELTER, Supermtendent GEORGE M. TYNER, Prmcmcl DEWEY, OKLAHOMA To the Senior Class of 19186: The happenings of the last year have placed an entirely different atmosphere for high school students and especially for high school seniors. It ls yours as graduating seniors to look forvard to constructive endeavors and not as the gradu- ating classes immediately preceding you who, due to the var, entered a world bent on destruction. The outlook is brighter today and to you and to the group of your age is given the task of bulld- ing for a better tomorrow. I an confident that you as individuals vill do your part. As you leave high school, we hope you will feel that the years spent here lake you a perma- nent part of this school. May your graduation from Dewey High School leave you feeling that the relationship has been pleasant and profitable. We trust that the training you have received here will make it easier for you to leet the tasks of life. g Best wishes and good luck, collectively and individually. Yours very truly, C TR Q folk? mf ca no Clodfelter , Superintendent cncaq

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