Odessa High School - Corral Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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RETT Principal . BAR . , . 1, l, Wgrdessa Senior Hlgltaig 'I?3iCherS tl? A Sam Houston' sit Of Texas . Ed.. Umvef Y college, M' 'V onsssA semen HIGH sm-nacu. if' Qi-- ' w. 'r. nuuulrr-r. rnmeuuu. r. n. sux :au DblllA,TExAs Dear Students: A You are fortunate in having had the opportunity to spend your youth during the mid point of th' t - ls, he twentieth and greatest century that mankind has ever Witn d esse . You have been privileged to see some of the most spectacular discoveries and achievement ' s in the field of science and technology that the world has ever seen i ' ' n so short a period of time - achieve- ments which will inevitably change the course of civilization. You are o impact of these changes, and I sincerely hope that through your curricular and extra-curricular activities you have learned the necessity for pliability and versatility in making the necessary adjustments to these changes, now and in the future. ld enough to observe and recognize the To you, individually and as a student body' I wish J to express my sincere appreciation for your h l w o e- hearted co-operation this year. I have never seen a group so eager and willing to do those things that 3 were in the best interest of the school and entire student body as you have been. May you carry this 'fEQ same spirit with you as you make a place for yourself 3 iD adHlt life. Sincerelyg I Caftfffmzzs W. T. Barrett Principal if

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x W- A MILL ' E . ' ' Il. ' S9 C0ll1rnbia1Yi?Ii?iItg7r3i51FeXaS, nn- MEMBERS DF THE BOARD cmxs L. wALlLtn DR' C. E' wit-EDN IEEE Ol DY llllllllll DR. EMMET HEADLEE JDE T- CULEMAN . YER noise-A PUBLIC sm-u3mLs rLu-rn nucnunv 3 3 :a1':'::aN: W. A. MILLER. surznm-renocvu pg an ug.. N1 p F uozsapt, TEXAS UU W LDUII V BFI-IN I U UFIL February 6, 1950 C U U GEORGE Tm? dent Body of the To the Stu ' Hi h School Odessa Senior g Dear Students: So far as l know whe e in history , never befor ter op- n there were grea ment of has there been a time portunities for service toward the better the living conditions oi ourselves and our fellow Today, service may be rendered toward the r own lives and way oi man. actual preservation of ou livingg the challenge is y ours!!! ssistance to you Your school may be of a in the gathering oi equipment with which to workg take advantage of it. Develop your thinking and living to the extent of your capacitiesg and, h se who follow you the your ' leave for t o in so doing, same, or better, oppor t WAMfm tunitie s . truly your s , 1 Very WMM W. A. Miller Superintendent of Schools -l

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,.,..,.......0..........,..........,.,........r.,...,.. .,.A,.,t,...a....i.W.a...-.,,.WW.,., W . ,..r....,.,....,W,, S I 5 I V. ,,.-an fi THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE ECTOR COUNTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Charles L. Walker, business managerg W. A. Miller, superintendentg George Tripp, vice-pres. D. M. Hankinsg Dr. Emmet Headleeg A. R. Dyer, secretaryg Ed Pokornyg Dr. C. E. Wilson, presidentg not pictured-T. B. fBuckJ Harris. Thehigh recognition given to the Odessa Public Schools throughout the state of Texas is to a large measure the results of the long hours these seven men spent in cooperation with our superintendent and principals.