Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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M ess ge F rom tlk .e u p e r m t e n cl e n t To the Seniors: We know that you have been looking forward to the time when you no longer will rely on adult leadership to guide you into upward paths toward heights you now can reach. At first your high school life appeared as a vast area extended before you. and only slow and lingering steps enabled you to tread the rugged road ahead. Throughout your four years of high school you learned principles until you began to feel you would never master them. However, with some direction and determination you gradually gained a foothold that helped you to see the solemnity of strength in knowledge gained, the value of fellowship in organizations, and a realization of lasting memories of many meaningful associated events. Yours has been a series of normal experiences if you have considered Lovington High School as a place of friendship, of social and educational betterment, a place of leftover homework, hours of enjoyment and excite- ment, a schedule of football games and band formations, shouts of disappointment and cheers of success, a place of leading and following, class plays and basketball tournaments, class repons and term papers, hungry students waiting in lunch lines, a place of freedom and a place of rules, miles of halls, and a cherished diploma. Graduation to you should mean that certain purposes have been accomplished and many wishes fulfilled. Now it is your turn to take a more prominent place in the world as you leave the sidewalk of youth and begin to travel the path of age. g 3 5

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MR. BILLY B. WOOD. Secretary MR. VADE BOOKER MR. WILLIAM FLAVEL (Treasurer, appointed by Board) ©arc i © f Ed Ticati©]© MR. W. B. ELLIOT President MR. LLOYD S. LONG MR. DON SMITH MR. EDWARD A. CREVISTON MR. WILLIAM DIMOND

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MR. JACK HIGHTOWER Speech Correctionist B. S. , Eastern Illinois University MRS. ELOISE FLEMING Unit Secretary F a c n i t y