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

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SUPERINTENDENT 0F SCHOOLS p MR.H.L.HEFELD Let naught but happiness dwell within these portals, appears on the facade ofa large mid-western public school. It seems to be a fitting theme for the environment in which pupils spend four of the most significant years of their lives. The implica- tions contained therein are many, and can not readily be spelled out, but let us examine some of them briefly. To begin with, happiness, whe- ther in schoolor at home, cannot be provided by someone else for us. We must secure it by our actions, our attitudes our accomplishments in the day by day work situations that confront us The happiness referred to is not something tangible it is a state f mind Its possession causes us to be enthusiastic about our school and about our experiences in it Con versely pride in our school stem ming from work well done will in duce a feeling of happiness So it rests largely with us Coop erative effort as exemplifiedby this edition of the Burro is a sure means toward the goal stated in the words above In America we develop individual capa cities through our system of universal education It strengthens us as individual citizens It develops social sensitivity ff -.af cooperativeness moral stamina ability f zeal creativeness democracy and self direction Each of us should strive to benefit from this system MR T W CARPENTER Principal .xi -P x 4 1 ' r . . . f t . is t I , O l V I If 1 Q n Qfmw . l '-. ,w A. 4' ' , - , - - D I ..,r: 'e g V , , ' f ,I t , . . . . .ji 7 c 1: ' ii K. O A L 1 x 1 K 1 9 v ' . . f . . , 'A - ' F r.'S Q 1 ' ' ' ,-. fm '- Twffw ., .A - fbi 7,3 ' 5 Egg: rj- 5 , y t , aff ,' ,,. '. - ' - -'S--W , .

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GO' if FRED WHITE BUSINESS Manager The school board IS the adm1n1strat1ve body of our schools It 1S the1r Job to set up the polxcy for the schools tofollow to h1re teachers manage expendxtures ete There are seven members who are elected exery three years The off1cers are Dr E C Evans Pres1dent Robert Goodwxn VICE Presldent Luther Waddy Seeretary FIRST ROW Melton Brewton Lloyd Sm1th John H Thomas SECOND ROW E C Evans Luther Waddy Robert Goodwxn E W Hendrxcks 'sv H vpn

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