Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

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5-5-has Not only t.1n we see the x.1st improvement in our etluc.1tion.1l struttures .mtl tools of workinatm- ship from .1 tentury ago. hut we 4.111 see the sum total of our growth in the hoys .mtl girls in our gmtluating tl.1sscs e.1ch ylklf. Huh new generation has .1 fresh st.1rtL .md its own truth and the institutions of etluc.1tion shoultl be agencies of creative effort by thilclren and teachers together for adding new insight and new ide.1s to the present fund of knowledge and cuss tom. Today in this YCJI' of 1051 we know that there is nn future in any one thing. Our future rests on the sum total of efforts--f the m.1n of tomorrow. T. XV. Carpenter Principal Mineral Klfells High Sthool -it-.- . 1...- irusifigf The pioneers of P.1l-1 Pirro founty not as'-tuiitlt-tl ,1t the nmtnx' .hinges in our tx. it living rn,1tle lu' stiente in tht- l,1s' lttit yr-,irs 1l1l lu fc-rt.1:nly the th.1ngc 111 L-1lt1.1t1on l1.li hecn eqtully :rc-.it From tht- lzttle one-root 11 s. hool to our lint' motlern sth--ol. from the RRs 11- tht hr-mul HltllNltlLl.ll nccnl or the students no entutlly .1stoui1tlin ultl lu lixen with .1ll the progress m.1tle. the student of Wi' will see tluring their life stun. I belicxc far gre.1ter progress in CklLlL.llltfI'l. stsience. an dernotraty th.1n .ill ttretetling generations. You. the Citizens ul Tomorroxxr h,1xL- uit vou the I-ower to help tnoltl the greatest rixili hn Z tion exer to exist on c.1rth, XY'1th tl1xineg11i1l.111tt ln.11lullt.lt1i1r1oI'x11tirl'1g-stettiirtsto PTCSCI' xt thc rights of e.1th intlixi.lu.tl. you t.1n huiltl .1 future to look llll'XK'.lYt 'v' Mineral XY'- H. M C.1rnes SLlP'CI'Il1lCI1klt'I1f 'S 1 tlls Puhlit Sthools hi

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I1 if First Row: H. Thomas, Lloyd Smith, Melton Brevvton, Ben I.. Mtfloud, Setond Row: E. C. Evans, W ADMINISTRATION These men are but a portion ot those who have struggled through the years for puhlit edutation. Such men have gradually tonxerted the little one-room school house into several large modern struttures and have raised the standards to meet the needs of our present world The Mineral XVeIIs Board ol' Iiducation deserves the tredit for the high standard and mainten- ance of our sthool. fff' 'Ks IICIYD SMITH MITLTUN ISRIXX I Prqgidcnf Vice-President ,I II. THOMAS FRFD XVHITF Yutretarx' Iiusimss Mani -ii ilg

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