Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

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Uo you, 2V: Dififeman, Is) a physical, a headache, a sore throat, a broken bone, a bloody nose, a baby’s first cry; all in a day ' s work Because of his unlimited interest in our com- munity and school, the many times he ' s gone out of his way to help us, his unselfish attitude toward life, and his ever reassuring son, you ' ll be O.K. we, the Senior Class of 1966 dedicate this edition of the Wildcat to Doctor Samuel Palmer Hileman. 3

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Co-Editors; Larry Anderson Carol Reese From the Editors; It is our responsibility and privilege to see that The Wildcat gets to you, the pictures taken, and the proof-reading done correctly. This truly is a responsibility, but since only 2 people are chosen to fill this position each year we consider it a privilege too. We sincerely hope you enjoy The Wildcat this year as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you, and that you ' ll rank it among the best of Millboro ' s yearbooks. From the Business Managers; We two have a responsibility, too. It is our job to see that the ads for our year- book are gotten, typed, and paid for, as well as to sell the yearbooks when completed. We take this task seri- ously, and consider it an honor. Our supporters, both old and new are always willing to help and we would like to say, thank you. Another thank you we send to our parents, teachers, and friends who buy our yearbooks, and show a genuine interest in it. Business Managers; Mollie Cauley Dorothy Kennedy

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Thomas M. Capley A message from our principal: It is the utmost concern to the administration at Millboro School to continue improving the conditions and environment of the school. We hope, through our efforts, that the school will be both favorable and conducive to good learning. May we ask the cooperation of the students, the teachers, the staff, and the people of the community in seeing, that our aim is ac- complished. With best wishes rn. Thomas M. Capley, Principal