Livingston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Livingston, TX)

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To the Students of 1945: My associations with students of Livingston High School have certainly been Pleasant this school year of 1944-45. I do not know of any message that I could leave with you that would be quite as im- pressive as the quotation from Grantland R1ce's Alumnus Football: 'For when the one great Scorer comes To write against your name, He writes, not that you won or lost But how you played the game May you live by this theme' Sincerely yours, M ESSAGE To the Students and Faculty It is with a deep sense of appreciation and satisfaction that I address this message to the student body and faculty of our High School You have been kind, friendly, and con siderate, you have persevered in the face of difficulties, you have assumed additional ftif responsibilities, and you have discharged your obligations cheerfully and honestly Laboring together under seemingly unfavor able conditions we have built a comradeship and stablished a fidelity that shall remain long after lessons and lectures have been forgotten MESSAGE The dedication of this book 1S indica tive of the interest we all share in the present world conflict, are actively par 41' For the Sponsors and Staff of this year book, I have the greatest admiration Your refusal to be discouraged has, more than anything else, made this book possible Sincerely yours, 9 , In . 1 ' , ,Ill ticipating in the war. 9