Jones High School - Dragon Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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Too 6 V I irjirq n M U J 7 st wonderful people XX ln ou es Our Parents 'X X J x K 3 Q s so to vw M e v wWw f 2' 3 Q N615 M Ma 5 fw L , C' L10 mrQ' D ei 113 -is 'ffm ff f1vl it.. JN the 1959 Dragon Our paredts have tolled and prayed for us to reach this goal and are stlll praflnv that we l w1ll,,o farther We dedltate thlS annual as a t en of our slncere gratltude 48, thelr dHtlPlHg efforts Their constant devotlon and encourafe ment have served as a beacon light, lnsplrlng us to acmieve the bestvif Cl izenshlp wherever we may go CLQQ 'A - DQ Vmqffxhw xy?PknW'g1ff' wi D Fol Oy klrvdlyd Ep, If . , ,f 7 7 'I QM Z1-7.-fyfenjfj Wvfilcv

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N r P 44 x Q , 5 . X xx No .QQ Fa . 1 ff I ,CIZQ w'r's NXESSA af fl GE ...... SUP ERXN 'YENDE ' ' hahe a statement and a privriege to i The it is a pieasure which is to become a part oi your 1959 Yearbook. DRAGON represents the cuimination oi schooi activities oi this year's seniors and wiii record many happy and satisfying experiences oi pubiic schooi iiie. Perhaps, as we approach the time oi graduation, we be- gin to reaiize the reai biessings we have in our pubiic schooisg and we shouid ash ourseiv es this question, What shiiis do we now possess that we wouid not have had it it were not ior the il opportunity provided by the pubiic schoois'? First oi ah, we ' d' t to the pubiic schoois ior the basic e ' i which are usuai y d are unabie wouid have to give cre i I ' i described as the 'Yhre lp 'n shiiis oi iearnir g R's. ii we do not read weii, not write weii, an ' i , we are iii-equipped CXQCYXCUCCS Q10 QC! y duate . to handie number to nieet the conipiicated worid that awaits the gra in addition to the shiiis so necessary for iiv ing in this y present-day worid, is the appreciation and understanding oi Nl our heritage which make us American citizens. This is something we iearn indirectiy at schooi, and perhaps, it is the most vaiuabie attitude oi iiie which we have acquired. it is my sincere wish that Sones has contributed to each i way that you have the toois and attitude ior the Poqe oi you in suci a worid that awaits you. Sincereiy yours, E. B. Wright Superintendent o 'E Schoois Members of the S Brad ch ViCeYPl?jese. Pre5idZ1Bcl3ard: Br S-. Roberppx ' r' W. E. . MYOB R, Bogard B - Means' Se Phlppsy eredifh ' ranChFie1ds Cretafy, . A, O B -