Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

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Ci-he Principal l yy x To the Students of Newman High School: The time I have spent with you has been too short-short but very pleasant. I have been deeply impressed with the high, sturdy type of friendship that has its roots entwined about the heart of this school. All who leave this school can be assured of success if this good quality is mingled with restraint and self-control. You entered Newman High School to learn, and as you go forth to serve, it is my sincere wish that you set an example that is truly admirable, that you let integrity and honor be your watchword, and that you will bear a cheerful message to the world. Do this, and you will build a castle of happiness wherever life's way may lead you. A. V. WILLIAMS. QThis message was written three days before his death.J

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The Superinlenclenl I am happy to have this opportunity to express to each of you my deep appreciation for what you have contributed to the ad- vancement of Newman High School. Your purposeful ideals and' lofty ambitions, coupled with hard work, will bring you that measure of happiness and success that I now wish for you as you journey up the rugged Pathway of Life. May you receive all the blessings that the Divine Creator of the Universe' has in store for you. Your friend, R. S. COVEY.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION DALTON MOORE JOHN PEPPER A. G. LEE DR. A. A. CHAPMAN CP1'esidentJ E. E. ROY F. D. O'LEARY J. F. WILLS DAN SHIELDS The loyalty, good-will, and efforts of the Board of Education have been firmly impressed on the minds of the students of Newman High School. We wish to thank these educationally-minded leaders of Sweetwater for their cooperation in endeavoring to make our schools the best in West Texas.