Maysville High School - Bulldog / Calx Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

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CCDNTENTS C-L50 INTRQDUCTQRY T1-IE SCHQQL THE CLASSES ATH LET1C S K C LU B S ,, F E A T U R E S ADvE1QT1sEMENT s , X657 ,if xi : fy . .ff 3 fy? -' V X ,

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'HR -A . FCDREWCRD GQ6 ur memories are similar to smooth, White roads. Occasionally the unpleasant events that occur in our lives cause a stone or rock to rise in the great highway that forces us to stumble and be sad. If there are no unpleasant obstacles, we may think hack and see the road stretched out behind us, all smooth and shining. an as A With this thought in mind the Seniors have chosen as the theme of the book-Student Li fe- so, that, as you turn each page, you may recall the happy hours spent in f9VIaysville High School or bring back the thought of a joyous youth. we sincerely hope our Ca-lx will leave behind in your memory a white way of pleasant reminiscence and delightful memories. A A A 4

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W xffidirfff 1 ,f !,f ,-'ffl fr' '70 f if ,ft-' Z 17 The Board 6' gi-fi x .1252 ,Lind 1' Ci r- ,v :gi f J , MR MR Mu 10N C' RUSSELL JOHN H. CLARKE, JR. of Education MR. MR. VVALLER A. BOYD CHARLES F. VVR1Gu'r MR ROLAND S'1'r:isI.i3 MR. l3UKli VVurric MR. LARUE TUGOLE MR fiEORCE H. FRANK MR. C. CALVERT EARLY To these nine men who compose the Nlaysville Board of Educa- tion, we wish, at this time, to express our deepest appreciation. Their sincere interest in the Nlaysville Public School system and the students enrolled therein has clearly revealed itself in the willingness with which they have devoted time and untiring effort without compensation to its management. It is with a profound sense of gratitude that this fact is acknowledged by us. VVe hold our etlicient Board of Education in our highest respect and esteem and sincerely hope that this effort on our part may show to some extent our appreciation for their services. 0 PAGE 8