Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

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SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Success and failure, although opposite in meaning, are separated by a fine line. If you venture in life, failure is inevitable. Success comes from learning from your failures, learning to live with your failures, and to use those failures as guidance on your next endeavors. My message to you is to avoid the failures that come from not giv- ing it your best. Your best is all that anyone expects, and you should require no less from yourself. Self-respect and the satisfaction of knowing you did your best help to make failures bearable. Do your best, learn from your failures, and success will take care of itself and you. Best of Luck! Mr. Robert C. Lacy, Superintendent

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FOREWORD The ultimate goal of education is to establish a solid academic base from which a student can operate mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. Each year the opportunities to participate in school activities serve as stepping stones In reaching higher goals as learning takes place. Success in life is not measured merely by ability but by attitude toward school and life as well. Ability in itself is meaningless; it must be utilized before it develops into any valuable achievement. May we use our education as necessary leverage to help us keep pace with all the changes our society demands today in reaching future goals. THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1986 I

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PRINCIPALS SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Wally Shackelford, ELEM. Mr. Robert Lacy, Superintendent