Kosciusko High School - Whippet Yearbook (Kosciusko, MS)

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Of all the years of my work in Kosciusko High School, this year has definitely been the most pleasant and satisfying. The new building not only has enabled us to work more pleasantly and efficiently but also has made possible many features necessary to a well-rounded educational program. Of equal importance has been the cooperation of the faculty and students in all phases of school life. For this I thank all of you. To the Faculty and Students of Kosciusko High School: Kosciusko High School has many things which make it out- standing, such as, high academic standards, unusually fine clubs and organizations, and an unexcelled school spirit. Because of these things her banners will al- ways wave on high. I consider it a pleasure and a privilege to work with Superintendent Hines, the faculty, the student body, and the community. With thanks and best wishes, I am Sincerely yours, U W. C. Skipworth, Principal Kosciusko High School

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o V : j If j rV. £ TOM SPIGHT HINES, Superintendent Mnsriugfeu JjfflTtTK tl|Dol5 it OSZUJSKO H.fc BEE HiV e or The HILLS • JUieciuebo, JHiBBteeippi TO THE STUDENTS OF THE KOSCIUSKO CITY SCWOI : As you look through this, the 1950 Whippet, many pleasant memories of the year just past will come back to your minds. You are to be congratulated on the publication of this second edition of the Whip- pet. It is my hope that from year to year your annual will preserve for you the memory of those events, those people, those ideals that help to make up the Spirit of Kosy High. To the Seniors who go forth into the vjorld of work or into the field of higher education, we bid you Godspeed and extend our congratula- tions on your accomplishments. Sincerely yours, Tom S. Hines Superintendent

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F. O. OLIVER President LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Leslie Jordan, Luther W. Pullen, Felton O. Oliver, Hugh S. Potts, and H. Elmo Peeler.