Kinkaid High School - Kinkaidian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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i f ig v7:.' ,,t THE HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE As members of the largest class to graduate from Kinkaid, you have benefited from the strengths which were built into the school during the years of Mrs. Kinkaid's devoted leadership. You have been prepared for the important college years ahead, and for the adult years which you will live as citizens in your community and your nation. You are now becoming a part of an alumni group which has contributed much to the leadership of Houston, and are assuming a responsibility to lead and to serve. Because you have experienced much of the recent growth of Kinkaid, and under- stand its needs, we invite you, in your new role of leadership and service, to give your advice and help in the preparation for Kinkaidas second half-century. Your ideas, energy, and enthusiasm are needed in supporting Kinkaid's new building program. Instead of a farewell, we extend to you the hope that together we shall see the suc- cessful beginning of our new campus by 1956, the 50th anniversary year. JOHN H. COOPER