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

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nrlwwiwwpnwrrmps WQLMWWW egg WQA Qiwgigfgiggfttf ,Jessie objective: to present a yearbook that truly portrays San Angelo High School during the year 1945-'46, In editing your 1946 Westerner, the staff had this We realize the limitations of our tools. Words are ex- pressive, pictures more so-but what words and what pictures can tell the true story of a school year, with its triumphs and defeats, its hopes realized and its frustrations, its laughter and its tears? - I Consequently your Westerner is an informal book. For ' despite necessary regulations and restrictions, school life is essentially informal. May it continue to be! fl . 4 - If in looking through your Westerner this dim memory becomes vivid and that forgotten incident lives again, our Q, efforts are amply rewarded. V M, N N . A , Elsie Ann Gayer, Editor N Dick Mclntosh, Business Manager P n In Ed B. Q0le. Adviser I 1 S i w t . Y E I ml l 3x 9 JM 'E UK l . I t It 1 b QWQWWM ' . X.. X Y , Printing by Newsfoto W S-H? , Photography by Wallace Studio . 'K QF p Binding by Universal W - x X A y as ds I , W? t it