Lancaster High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lancaster, TX)

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78 MRS. MICKEY lVIcDANIEL Secretary to the Superintendent MR. J.E. DAWSON, Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1961: I am proud of you, and for each of you I wish a worthwhile and satisfying life for decades to come. If you wonder how much control you have over this life, I refer you to the answer given by novelist Boris Pasternak, when he was asked, Can a man control his future? Yes,,' he answered: I believe that men everywhere have more power over the future than ever before. The important thing is that we choose to exercise it. What we do today determines how the world shall go, for tomorrow is made up of the sum total of today's experiences. No one knows what the formula is, nor how slight a change may reshape the pattern to our heart's desire. Far from feeling hopeless or helpless, we must seize every opportunity, however small, to help the world around us toward peace, productivity, and human brotherhood? Every day brings choices: this calls for courage, but courage has genius, power, and magic in it. You are beginning with high ideals and courage: follow these ideals and exercise careful choices, and your control of your future will amaze you. Sincerely, J. E. Dawson 29 l 7

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Mr. Laurence Dr. David E. Krebs, Mrs. Flov Roddy, President Lewis ' First Vice-President Secretary Mr. Dan Blake, Mr. J. E. Dawson, Second Vice-President Superintendent lVIr. Bobby Davis lVIr. Lawrence Brockington Mr. Charles Edwards Mr. Randolph Miller LANCASTER BOARD OF EDUCATION We stand on the rim of tomorrow,s horizon. Its hallmark is change: Its quest is ofthe mind and spiritg Its frontier stretches to the stars: Yet all the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seed of today. Skikek In order that the children and youth ofthe Lancaster community may participate fully in building, preserving, and extending the American heritage in Todayis and Tomorrow,s world, The Lancaster Independent School District offers educational opportunities to its CHILDREN and YOUTH, through policies established by its elected representatives, THE LANCASTER BOARD OF' EDUCATION, these policies being implemented by the Administrators, offered to students by Classroom Teachers, and facilitated by other members of the Staff. Y' r f . t,.37'e fig.11r- QXV Q 4, 1 y Q :2 3:22312 2-,-,i a M f , fi . .f J'-sz.. -' ' fi ff-an ' Ax'--Q, ---.. 'J' 020 I . ' , H- ,. ,,f, i:1?:'3i.f?-- TA -t QEQ-,Q E30 'iill tkn k ilk , - --N 'few A'-HQ, o ' 5 I -' .,, -. exiting X H1,1,M'e ..wa-,:'f-alfa-:?,:aQf2f Q fs- O O Q 0 -I I! f 2 , V L Qigo- ,Uw A,-,ii K .f-..,tNik: '..,QAQ as gas- 0 Ca fjffqzgragagimy I q 2, li! ' A, I ,,,.g5 MVR, .--q.,wN' 4 0 Q, 69 . .1 . K-K ,Q ,O 523255, A .Q Q if U Q f A 1 A lf -ff, D we Qt ., as ,. e A ' .M I :-.M ' -1-,, VV 4' ffifilff as V .f'i 'i'Igiil Ni -f o 0 i 'SENT T ii jr, '- V -... I Jqyfj ,Wing 4, 91 Q, 3 i - Q.. -...Nh jeff Y,,,. 4 ,I f AQ, 'I Mit- w .l?,s: A , - I ,. ... AM4' , Hr, L ,Wg,,lf- ff Ii C, I wif-:'g?Tf'f'CIT' s f T i't' ffm vi eveei ' ,ff yff fi A , is . .V ,ff , ,.,' A -f Q A . I -.., af' rs- .. NX 1.f,fs ' f . t as ,ff , A Q iyxs ' reX,.-t t A i 2 1 I ,gg A Q A M ilt tin ,f t ff . , A K ., me 4 ka K Q, p or t rrt r ttr I i r a, at-'X-fx ' X - ,Z-'I' -ff 'A , Ii' LANCASTER l-HIGH SCHOOL Bao-flirt M. sraouz-Aacnurzcr

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MR. W. W. ALFRED, Principal, Lancaster High School TO THE CLASS OF 1961: As you, the members of the Fifty-Sixth class to be graduated from Lancaster High School, go new into new and larger areas of living, whether they be homemaking, business, or further education, we assure you of our hopes that you will have lives successful in every way, and of our expectations that you will continue to be the fine people you have been in your years with us. We are proud of what you have done, and have high expectations of what you will do. To say what the future holds is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today, and the reality of tomorrow. That your share in that tomorrow be great beyond your expectations and worthwhile to all with whom you come into contact is the sincere wish of the faculty and administration of Lancaster High School. Sincerely, 34. Jfk