Lajes High School - Taurus Yearbook (Azores, Portugal)

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MISS STASELL Elementary C ozmfel or MR. FOLSKE Siberia! Edzzmfiofz Q X SECRETARIES: Mrs. Alford Mrs. Trevino Mrs. Adams

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l I if gi gi gi il fl MR. BRALEY, MR. BUTTERBAUGH, DR. LUTEY, H .S . Principal Gnideznee C onnrelor Principal MR. WILLIS, Snperifzfendenl Superintendent? Message You, as 11 member of the student body of an Overseas Dependents' School, are placed in the unique position of responsibility not required of your stateside counterpart. You are afforded an opportunity to make friends of for- eign neighbors not only for yourself but also for your country. You are meeting this challenge by your display of friendliness and concern for those around you. Lajes High School will continue to be interested in you and your accomplishments long after you depart the Azores. Let's keep our bond of friendship open. As you glance through the Taurus, inform Lajes High School of experi- ences by mailing personal information to APO New York 09406. I am confident that the school experiences accumulated at Lajes will grow more meaningful for you with each pass- ing year, and that your academic achievements and established friendships will better qualify you to meet the chal- lenge of the future. james C. Willis I0 ...fm --MN .

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MISS MARIE A. ROEPKE Math, Typing Southwest Texas College 3-years Senior Sponsor The 1969 Taurus yearbook is respectfully dedicated to a very de- voted teacher at Lajes High. She is a graduate of Southwest Texas College. Miss Roepke teaches Math and Typing. During each of the three years Miss Roepke has taught at Lajes, she has also been the Senior Class Sponsor. In grateful appreciation of her efforts in our behalf, we, the annual Staff, are proud to dedicate the 1968-69 Taurus Yearbook to Miss Marie A. Roepke.