Pleasanton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Pleasanton, TX)

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fj To the members of the senior class of 1964, I extend congratu- lations upon your accomplishments of the past year. In the future al- ways take advantage of all educa- tlonal opportunities to become better citizens of our great state and coun- try. May I also thank all of you for making the year of 1963-64 a most successful and happy one for all of us. Sincerely, fwfa. Ernest A. Kasprzyk Principal Jr1lr2c'1jJafs mssaye MR. ERNEST A. KASPRZYK x 'T' MRS. FAITH FRASIER, Secretary X F

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123 U12 y QFOQS Cafeteria workers are: L. -R.: Mrs. Lupe Pacheco: Mrs. McCall: Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Barefield. TRAVIS E. BAIRD Counselor 5,11-ix A 'L' ' 5' ,ia , , .li I IM 0'NE1LL S upervisor DOUG WILLIAMSON Asst. Principal Our supervisor, assistant principal, counse- lor, school nurse, librarian, bus supervisor, cafeteria workers, and custodians deserve a gread deal of credit for promoting the primary duties of our school. When we students call upon them, they are always willing and eager to help. To these fine people we extend our grateful thanks. we-,f-5 MRS. DOROTHY BUTLER QUu.1.1AN TSJWTTti1??1fwf1fz35'k'2.0'kf.'s.'ff1551 LN? ' ii--fs? Q ' f232,r:f,g2fs:ijfwQ' ,hp vg w rig, lm ' ' lg. L. 5.3, li.. 5' ...rr 'A 'if E s 5 ifi1 f2fl:.e6r ' 3 5 I ,. -ef as Ju- 1 if -ff' ' 5 2 . 9 .1 'L ,yi L-na 1 Vo s wi i 9 0 1. , e r. NS. 0 6 W1 1 Q G School Nurse V' 2'-1 f' x1 ' ' if-not I g-4, ,, 1 f . sf Q - 6-,'1,,3,s-H,,gL,,,se,,. V '1 'J.: l : Ia ':3'.l41'35la3.s' 40' - MRS. JEWEL CLIQMER PAUL, 1-1, BROOM Custodians are: T. J. Brown: Laurence Browng Harry Jacksong Librarian Bug Super-visor Head Custodian, John Iacksong Manuel Leal fnot pictureclj