Idalou High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Idalou, TX)

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MESSAGE Dear Seniors: As anotner year comes to an end, and you are about to enter into a new phase of life I feel a trace of sadness in my heart as you leave our school and contact with me each day. Yet there is also a gladness and joy in my heart; because I feel that in some small way I might have helped you prepare for the life that lies ahead. Your spirit, enthusiasm, courage, and youthful fragrance inspired me to do my best each day to help my students, and friends. Yes, we have had some problems to solve, and it was because of your fine attitude and willingness to do your part that we have been able to solve all our problems in a friendly and satisfactory manner. Among my most cherished memories will be the Senior Class of the Idalou High School for 1952-53; because I consider each of you a very dear friend. Sincerely, Merle Walker

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ANNUAL STAFF s iwv X MEMBERS OF STAFF AND OFFICERS EUGENE KING..............................................Editor DON ROSE--------------------------------- Assistant Editor YUVONNE GRIFFITH............................................Art Editor JACK ESTES..................................................Art Editor MARY SCARBROUGH........................................Business Manager CARROL PARR...........................................Assistant Manager T. L. BAKER--------------------------- Advertising Manager VELMA HUGHES...............................Advertising Manager WAYNE TOWNSEND.....................................Photographer PATRICIA DERRICK...................................Photographer ARTHUR NEWTON......................................Photographer LINDA CRISWELL...........................................Typist LURA CRISWELL............................................Typist

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Dear Seniors, Again you are to be congratulated for a job well done. The diligence with which you have attacked every task during your high school career is a virtue which will serve you well in other phases of your life. My wish for each of you is that the future will bring to you an abun- dance of health, happiness, and the other desirable things for a good life. May you always recall these days with pleasure, knowing that they have been well spent. Sincerely, Ralph Stevenson