Gladewater High School - Bears Tale Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)

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o AB. CAYER5 'Y an P-wrssoriohecwvv I 3 3. TRAUGHBEV- 'Super xntrndent i r SW . HEP-VBRS HBZEL YOHDEB Bwlsinevtbnolaff Bvokkgpif gfanfiwatzw gllfffia .gafzoofa 'Training tor l-Liiectkve Cuizenship' Q lulzuratm, fjuaa Witch ii, l9!-.5 4 'Yo The Students .Oi The Gladevster Junior-Senior 'nigh School: lou, at this moment have the honor to belong to a generation oi people whose lips are touched by fire. The human race is nov pass- ing through one of its greatest crisis in history. New ideas, new issues, and a new call for men and women to carry on the work of 1 righteousness, of charity, oi courage, of patience, and of loyalty. All of these things come to you daily. When you are old and memory brings back this moment to your minds, let it come to you that it was a great moment in your life. lt was the beginning of a new era. This world in its crisis calls for volunteers, for men with iaith in life, oi patience in service, of charity, and oi insight. hay you say that you responded to the call however you could. 'iou studied, you loved, you labored unsparingly and hopefully to be worthy oi your generation. Congratulations to the sponsors and staff merbers who have shared in the publication of this outstanding yearbook. lt .vill preserve and perpetuate the memories oi your high school life and be a constant reminder of your achievements attained in both class and extracur- ricular activities. llery sincerely yours, P 1, ?' Qzraughber Shi Co..m,,, 93 5 Superintendent J ,LTRAU u HE A A CI-1 SAW? BER,Sl1Pe,inI 3 sol. el-,dem swath Th Gljdixudent b 51- Sie .ody adewanei' High S . 1 Te-Xaschool

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T W Q P A. BROUHE AD Ptmcxpad I. I. TRAUGHBER Superintendent gfaclswatsw guniow-geniompqigfz gahoof TwinKngIo1 Effective Chizenshxp Qfm:lcwnkz1, 'juan ' 5. w. saaveks, Business Manager ELLA MAYE RHEA,RegxsKmf Student Body Gl dewater Junior-Senior high School a Gladewater , Texas Dear Students : lt is a sincere pleasure to address the students through the ' ' B ax s Tale. This book presents pages oi. our yearboom, ,he e ' ' ' l form the activities of the school year l9lJ.-l9L5. ' ' s members 111 pictoria ents your last activity a s ,For some this book repres of the student body of G. H. S. For others there are year d future yearbooks. lt is ' the secondary school an o framed that ahead in hoped that activities for the year have been s your participation has built foundations of good citizenship, ' ' 1 with the basic tools and attitudes which will QI' oviding you ' the days ahead. be of positive help in ries of the activities of the past you the 'Iiith pleasant memo . must turn your hnds, your heads, and your hearts to ' ' ' ' th future. My greatest wish ' nd responsibilities of e experiences duties a t f our school, is that your the to you, a studen o W1 mater will measure up to demands e1Y yours Q , 4.61,,,,L 'thin the walls of your alma of the years to come. E. A. Brodhead P 2 'pw X dxvax 15063 091,043 A'-W e-P tool 0 'X- hoo - do SG 1 JW' 2 W' JE: efbof 01 Q, n VWQKOAYW-QA' G ,105 KI n 3 59066 KJQY ,fi 61,39 avi' 5 '2 Cam bei 7 ' uw' me ww 9 me