Pleasanton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pleasanton, TX)

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JEFF A. MILLER. JR. BUSINESS MANAGER 5. TAX COLLECTOR J. HENRY PERRY. JR. HIGH SCHDDL PRINCIPAL H. A. DUFNER JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL DAN RATCLIFF' ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL I .iv I E vfi. - Sup rinfenderzf is Mes age Pleoscmfon Public Schools JDE E. MITCHELL. ELIPERINTENDENT PCIST OFFICE BDX '7DB PLEASANTDN, TEXAS To the Staff of the 1960 Annual: A3 WALTER PURSCH, PRES JDHN D. AUSTIN, SECY FRANK GCISBETT FRANK S. STAFFORD C. L. MITCHAM FRANK PERKINS SAMUEL SHEARRER A philosopher once stated that You can never put your foot in the same river twice. He meant that conditions are constantly changing. No rnan can ever relive an experience, for he changes in the 'twin- kling of an eye. The most for which we can hope is to evoke the memory ofthe pleasure that it has given us. This annual, lhope, does this for you. May your school yearbook reawaken those memorable moments from your past. May it mirror the pride you should feel in your school. May it echo lessons of intellectuality, morality, and integrity. May it reflect the best of your past toward your challenging future. Your friend, aw? ' .TOE E. MITCHELL. Superintendent

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Kuzlahngs GYMNASIUM CAFETERIA SOUTH WING CLASSROOMS

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.JEFF A. MILLER, JR. EUSINESB MANAGER as. TAX COLLECTOR -J. HENRY PERRY, JR. HIBH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL H. A. DUFNER JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL DAN RATCLI FF ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL X Primfzjwzl is Mes age Pleosonfon' Public Schools JOE E. MITCHELL. SUPERINTENDENT POST OFFICE BOX 705 PLEASANTON, TEXAS To the Staff of the 1960 Annual: WALTER PURSCH. FREE .JOHN D. AUSTIN. SECY FRANK BOSSETT FRANK B. STAFFORD C. L. MITCHAM FRANK PERKINS SAMUEL BHEARRER As you progress through Pleasanton High School. you are faced with many learning experiences. The experiences you have now will affect your later lives. Those who take advantage of all that is offered them become better citizens. It is m sincere ho e that 'ou see fit to ut forth more effort each 'ear. B this means 'ou can re- Y P 5 P 3 Y E' P pare yourself for a wonderful future. Toward the end of the year we begin to think sadly of our school without our seniors. We wish each of you a great deal of success and happiness in your future life. Special thanks go to our Eagle Staff. Through your uriselfish efforts, we have a wonderful pictorial description of the year 1959-1960 in Pleasanton High School. Congratulations on a job well done. Your friend. QQ' ' 0 I. HENRY PERRY. Principal