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

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t -1 . . .tt -v1. ti mtrigrafgs ,rf .1,,, MISS ELSIE ROBERTSON - Counselor To the Graduates of '66 and Other Students of Lancaster High School: Human beings cannot choose the period of history into which they are born, nor select the particular place and circumstances in which to begin their lives. Each must make the best of his own circumstances in his own period of history. But it is within the choice of every person to determine some of the factors which enter the fabric of his life. There ir aplace in IW for each individual, but each must decide what he wants this to be . , . and seek it. No one can have everything to suit himselfg each life affects many others. This impact he should never forget, for it helps deter- mine the overall quality of his living. Becoming a man or woman requires more than being twenty-one years old: like everything else, it requires practice, and the set of values and habits each adopts as he practices determines the perspective through which he views the world. It is my sincere hope that Lancaster High school has helped each of you develop a worthwhile set of valuesg that your perspective on life distinguishes the worthwhile and lasting from the tawdry and fleetingg that your practice in growing to womanhood or manhood has been profitable to you, and that you are ready to seek your place in the world as an individual who will make the best of every circumstance, Congratulations on your graduation and may it truly be the Commencement of a happy and successful life, a life useful to you, your family, the nation and the world. If Lancaster High School can be of assistance to you, we would welcome the opportunity. That God will bless and keep you through the years is my sincere prayer. Sincerely, I3

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MR. JACK R. TRAMMELL Assistant Principal Class of 1966-- Congratulations on your achieving the high goal of High School Graduate, You have reached a highly desirable plateau in your life. From this point only your own desire and anibition can limit you in going as high in your vocation as you wish to go. I wish each of you my very best, and hope that we have furnished and that you have obtained many of the basic tools needed for your life ahead. RJ'

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High Qohool Faoullg JMU' MRS. MAXINE BRANTLEY, Biology. B.S. East Texas State MRS. MARTHA BREDEMEYER, Homemaking. BS., NTSU MRS. HUGH DELLE BROADWAY, English. BA. Univ. of Corpus Christi MR. GORDON COCKERHAM, History Head Basketball Coach. BS, A.C.C.g M.A., S.M,U. MRS. RUTH CLARK, Librarian. MLS. Texas Woman's Univ. Sponsor Library Club and Na- tional Honor Society MR. S. C. CRUMLEY, History. BA., Howard Payneg B.D. Southern Baptist Seminary MR, E. L. DUNAWAY, Science. Track. Football. BS. Trinity, MA, S,M,U. MRS. E. L. DUNAXVAY, Library Assistant. MRS. CATHERINE GALBRAITH, Latin. B.A. Texas Presbyterian Univ. M.A. University of Texas MR, MARION GALBREATH, History, Gov, B.S. East Texas Baptistg M.A, Stephen F Austin. Key Club, MRS. BONITA GILLISPIE, English. B.A. Trinity Univers- ity. MRS. JOLENE HARTMAN, Homemaking, MA. North Texas State MR. O, E. HARVLEY, Mathematics. B.A., M.S. University of Georgia MRS, LUCY HAVENS, SPANISH. B.A. Stephen F. Austin. MRS.-IUDY HEARD. English, B.A. Northwestern State, Lou- isiana MRS. ROWENA HOPKINS, Business Education. B.B,A. East Texas State University MRS. PAT HUSSEY, Science. B.S, Abilene Christian Collegeg M,E. East Texas MR. C. W. KELLER, Mathematics. B.B.A., North Texas State