L G Pinkston High School - Viking Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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gin lf,-f E1 ' -Y- N, ' we s nf 1 'Tig QE K 'ss Q1 rl 5 H il 3, W B- W' ef' OUTSTANDING PRODUCERS for the VIKING SEATED L to R: Mrs. Lillie B. Hall, Mrs. Eloise C. London, Mrs. Anne E. Sanford, Miss Charles Etta Brown STANDING: Mr. Charles B. Taylor, Dr. Thomas Tolbert-, Mr. Weber C. Porter INSETS: Left - Mr. E. X. Brooks Right - Mrs. Rosa L. Mitchell NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Evelyn A. Foward L. G. PINKSTON P.T.A. AWARDEES For outstanding service to the school and community, the L. G. Pinkston P.T.A. made service 21Wa1'dS 1301 MIS- L- G- Pinkston, Mrs. Anne E. Sanford, Mrs. Julia L. Thomas, and to Mr.. L'Roy E. Hicks I6 J, iw

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THE EDITOR SPEAKS: The years one spends in high school are considered the most formid able years in an individual's life. High school is, in a sense, a springboard - from which one is vaulted into a more or less sophis- ticated world which is a far throw from the joys of adolescence. When, in future years, we might glance back through these pages and feel a bit of nostalgia, we who are seniors now will feel that our efforts will have been well worth it and we will treasure the smiles, frowns, embarrassments, and surprises bound between these two covers. Governor C. White, Editor THE ANNUAL STAFF After six weeks, Jimmy Graham, James Oby, Patricia Sockwell, James Stewart, Linda Coleman, Dymris Waters, Nancy Long, Concelia Burrell, Gene Wilson, Governor White, Janice Winston, Dorothy Anderson, Odell Gray, Charles Walton, Mary Brooks, Linda Gibson, and Delois Whitehead realize that they have put the Annual to bed and they can get some much needed rest. I8