Pleasant Grove High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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his e ef .g 6 lg- Plettsant Grove lfzdepemtelzt School District C. C. Burr:-4 TRUSTEES HIBH BCHDDL F IPAL ARNQLD SMITH' T Homin A. Bnowu DALE DDUGLAS, SUPERINTENDENT .snr-:N og LUN J'-WUHFRW ' L IBISBDUTHBUCKNERBLVD. LK'B HARULDL-SMWH DALLASl7,TEXA5 QDELQNE I E MENT RING PAL J.H. GREGE . B. WILLI MS To the Graduating Seniors of l9S2: This annual is a history of your last year in this high school -- your school. You are going to miss your school. and we are going to miss you. The patrons of this community made this school possible in order to afford you an opportunity for acquiring an edu- cation. It would be next to impossible to appreciate and cherish your school without taking good care of its build- ings and its equipment. To do less would certainly re- flect upon our concept of true Americanism -- namely our concept of fair play. In the very near future, much sooner than you realize, you will be the tax payers. You will find yourselves in the position of paying the way for the youth of your time. They too, must have the privileges and opportunities of acquiring an education. In all probability, the respect and love you have today for the school in which you work or play, will be reflected many times in the youth of tomorrow. Congratulations and best wishes for a happy and worth- while future. Sincerely, QE Ou.Q.9!X.hfo'1-4fQrQ,41.A-J Dale Douglas '