McLean High School - Tumbleweed Yearbook (McLean, TX)

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SUPERlNTENDENT'S MESSAGE 1-A .Q Dear Students The school year of 1957 58 has been a very successful and pleasant year It has been a year III whxch you the students have brought many honors to yourself and to the school Wrth the publrshmg of thrs events for which you are responsrble Make the future an mspumg one for yourself and others Pracuce what you have leamed add rt to your new expenences and never stop rn your clrmb upward toward success Our srncere appreclatron goes out to the Edrtor The Staff and Mrss Brllre Brown the sponsor of the TUMBLEWEED, for the moldrng together of these events and makrng them lrve forever rn our yearbook On behalf of the faculty and student body let me express sincere apprecratron for the splended edmon of the TUMBLEWEED As you tum the pages of this yearbook may rt remmd you that your Alma Mater rs always mterested rn you and your aclnevements Srncerely Freeman Melton Jr Superintendent . 4 'Q 5.-.f f 'VL rf, yearbook the annual staff will place in the records a part of the history of McLean High School, the

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Dear Students It rs a rare prxvtlege to be perrrutted to share these thoughts wrth you rn thts year book You shall keep th1s book as a treasured memento of an tmportant and profrtable year rn your educational experrence rmportant because of the many frrendshrps you have made and assocratrons you have had wtth your fellow students both rn the class room and rn your extracurrrcular act1v1t1es valuable because of the new knowledge that you have gatned as you have pursued your course of study Your future worth as a cmzen and as an 1nd1v1dual has been enhanced by thts year as a student of McLean Hrgh School Some of you w1l1 be go1ng out as graduates of McLean Htgh School To you a tn whatever freld of endeavor you choose to devote your talents Thrs has been a year of startllng developments rn the conquest of space We should recogmze that thrs 1S but another step rn man s conttnurng quest for rncreased knowl edge and not a cause for pamc and alarm The basrc and fundamental pr1nc1ples of human warmth and understandtng are and should contrnue to be the foundatton on whrch to burld our l1ves Our homes famtltes communrues and natron can grow and thrlve so long as we hold on to our rdeals of lrberty and Chrrstran farth It has been a r1ch and rewardrng experrence for me to have been assocrated wtth so outstandrng a group of students I thank you for what I have ga1ned from knowrng you Ittsmy fervent hope that I and the devoted faculty who have been your teachers and counselors have been able to gtve you as much 1n return Stncerely yours, Harold E Bunch Prrncrpal 7 S tk, xy x Xe I . . . I U sincere wish for the best that life has to offer, and a reminder that to grow and learn ' . I . . , . ' . . ' . . . . . , . . . . . . . ' D I I