Sanger High School - Golden Warrior Yearbook (Sanger, TX)

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K SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE sms. Independent sczmz mmm: C. D. HLLEN, Superintendent Dear S tudent, The school year of 1948-49 has been a year filled with many joys, and with much achievement. It has been joyous to occupy our new building which is one of the best of its type in the state, and your achievements as a student body in learning how to live and work together is equally as great. May I say to the Senior Class who has worked with so much diligence to publish this War Dance, that you have achieved almost all the things in your school-life that you have desired to have. May your achievement in life be such that happiness and contentment will fill your many years. Sincerely yours, bu C. D. Allen PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE May we of the faculty take this opportunity to thank the entire student body for a very pleasant year of prog- ressive work. Let us impress on the Seniors of HLQH that now is the time to Nreally start to work.U UAim at the stars and you may reach the moon.N With best wishes and highest regards to each member of the student body, my sincere prayer is for your happi- ness with a bright future. My respect to you, Charles Boldin

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5 5 Z Standing: Edith Lindely, Homemakingg Alyne Chastain, English, Callie Miller, Business Administrationg Alyne Seals, lst Grade, Nippie Borrough, 6th Grade, Cathlene 'entle, 5th Grade, Sara Davis, Music. Sitting: E. C. McMurray, Agriculture, Cleo Lockh rt, 8th Grade, Grace Brown, 7th Grade, C. D. Allen, Superintendent, Winnie Minick, 4thlGradeg Virgie George, 2 Grade, C. T. Boldin, Principal, Marguerite Riggs, 3rd Grade, Clflot Picturedb c 2 x E 5 z 2194 5646401 Z

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