San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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BOARD OF alwmm 1 Q B Q asf , E ,- H mul m.K E B - mam .B-1 E. H 'gn'-,, ' if ses mr sw -, - a 1 www ss - X Q t 1.1- tt as gm ' ,- 4 . es w W . 'f A H ...L H s, e H n ' n -.vt ss- H ss w n ,,, SAM C. THORNE M. W. AVERYT PAUL LASSEN EMMETT D. COX P1'eSid911t Vice-President Secretary W, In MARSCHALL t E, H, SCHUCH l DR. W. E. scHUL1-:EY A school system can be no more progressive than its board of trustees . . . and the San Angelo schools are fortunate in being directed by a board that is truly a high example of civic stewardship. No plaudits are theirs for a task that is often thankless, but they get the job done.

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FRCM THE I init' To The Students: One of the first things a visitor notices when he enters a school is the attitude of the student body. The general at- mosphere-in the halls, in the classroom, and on the athletic fields-reflects the attitude of the students. I can, with all sincerity, say that the atmosphere created by you students is as wholesome as any that can be found in any part of the state. Visitors in our school never fail to mention the attitude they see and feel. Our hosts in neighbor- ing towns also send us reports that show the same fine spirit prevailing away from home. It is a great pleasure to work and be associated with the students of San Angelo High School. My best wishes to each of you! . May I also congratulate and express my appreciation to the members of the Westerner staff for making this issue of the yearbook possible. With your interest and untiring efforts. it could be nothing short of a great success. Sincerely, Iohn Bishop