Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

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Dedication In memory of Mr. one of the best loved members of Savoy High School Faculty, we, the Seniors of 1950, dedicate this yearbook. Of The 1950 Cardinal This great person was not only a teacher and superintendent, but he was a great friend to everyone. He was always ready to be of service. When you needed advice concerning school work or personal problems he was always ready to lend a helping hand. If you were a student you were taught in the best way possible. If you were a teacher you received complete cooperation from him. He was always greatly concerned with his responsibilities. If you were just an ordinary citizen you would always receive a cheerful word from Mr. Moulton. We are proud to have the honor of dedicating this yearbook of 1950 to such a worthy friend and former Superintendent of Savoy.

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Editor .................®if.......................... Ophelia Fagan Associate Editor ...................................... Helen Garner BUSINESS MANAGER Gene Hensley ADVERTISING STAFF Marie Bennett Mary K. Blakey Myrtie Sharp Junior Sharp Jackie Lewis Thomas Blakey Charles DeBerry Jimmy Booher Ila Feagans ART EDITORS Lillian Roberson Jodie Chance Betty McLarry Edna Roberson Mozelle Harvey Jimmy McLarry SNAPSHOT PHOTOGRAPHERS Velia Guerra Myrtie Sharp • Dorothy Price Mary Lou Miller SPORTS EDITORS Kenneth Beckham Francis Hutchins ACTIVITY ’ EDITORS Agnes Guerra Billy Springfield COMIC EDITORS Bunky Galyon Helen Coleman Wallies Sanchez Billy C. Cates l TYPIST Margaret Ryon • SPONSOR Miss Anna Belle Pierce

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 A Message From Supt. Nelson To The Student Body TODAY'S YOUTH AND TOMORROW'S WORLD! What a challenge to the youth of today. It is a challenge to the Parents, Teachers and Students. He must be a better student of world affairs, he must be able to think and talk the language of educated men and women, he must be able to make quick decisions, and be alert to opportunities as they may arise. In other words, it takes more education, more in- telligent work, greater vision, and more concentrated and consecrated effort to succeed today than it did twenty years ago. We believe that the homes, churches, community, and the school in Savoy are joining forces in preparing the youth of Savoy for the responsibilities of adult living. Let us keep up the good work and in time we shall see better homes, churches, communtiies and a better Savoy.