Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION TELEPHONE 2621 DOUBLE SPRINGS, ALABAMA OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Dear Haleyville High Students: Wnere will you be and wliat will you be doing ten years from now? Twenty years? A foolish question? I ' iaybe. But the seeus of your future are being planted now amia. the myriaa of activities encompassing your ' dai ly life . yill yours oe the aimless life of fleeting years in search of a paradise of idleness. Or will yours be the carefully planned life J a goal in mindj and your current days fillea with study and preparation. This is a challenging and exciting time in whicn you live. Oppo ' rtunities for success surrounu yau at every turn. Seize them now! Open those aoors ! Aim your life! You are privileged to attend one of our nation ' s outstanding schools. ' Two national awards have bee?i conferred on the school as one of the nation ' s most beautiful and functional scnool plants. The opportunities for success are here. Resolve as never before to study carefully and conscientious ly , Fill your life with nard work, fnendsnipj honesty, and Ofwistian service. In that way, your life will be an aimed life one that is purposeful and worthwhile. tnc Doyce SJ Albright Superintendent

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TT FOREWORD As the daily routine of campus life moves forward, each stu- dent plans and sets his goals. He strives day by day to meet his ideals and soon finds him- self closer to graduation and the realization of his final objective. He realizes that the attainment of his major goals has been made possible through the emphasis upon daily goals such as lead- ership, scholarship, sportsmanship, and the development of per- sonality. Each of these has been gained through his classes, organiza- tions, and the many events which have thus prepared him for serv- ice to his community and to mankind. Realizing the importance of the mentioned goals they have been presented in the 1965 Havala so that they will receive their worth in future years. Li

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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ,J --BW HAletjvlllc HigK ScKool HA LEW I LLE. ALABAMA ■ «V «« •!?• rf ' ; - NE 466-3122 - - »n PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE I mold Itkt to comptmtnt thz Havala StaU, along wUk iti Spomofi, loK a job wall dona. May ijou aliAJay , continaa to kavz tivu same daqfize. oi pnA,d(L n youJi mnk a you. iacz th many tMlu that cm bz o e. you. Vou havtrmdz a coAziul i,zlzcUon oi the. mattUaU to oie In youK yzanbook. My lauh io you u, that you wlU a ay po44e44 thz ablUty to tlzct thz good and mUimhllQ, things to put Into youM Uiz. My hopz U that you mil not only be. ablz to duUnguUh bztiazan good and tkt l(i66 duAlmblz. bat that youwUX havz the. couAage. to ioUow through on thz tlvingi which you know to be o value, to you and the people oAound you. To the. GfiaduaUng Szntou, may I 6ay that I hope youK oi oclatlon mXh the, tiale.yvAJl.z Schools will maiiz U z mofm plza ant and mzaningiul ion. you. ton L. Rezd Vnincipal Halzyvillz SchooU