Seagoville High School - Spirit Yearbook (Seagoville, TX)

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Therefore, with great pride, the Senior members of the SPIRIT staff would like to show special recog- nition to: Did ever see a At a complete loss of words. . Senior members of the annual staff would like to pay special recognition to someone who is very dedicated to Seagoville High School. His loving heart, loyal friend- ship, and warm personality has been admired greatly by students as well as faculty members. The dedication which he has shown and the spirit which he has promoted among us will be well remem- bered and appreciated by the Senior Class of 1977 . This man is always near with an understanding smile and a loud friendly greeting. He knows the joys of win- ning and the disappointments of losing. He has the ability to encourage boys and girls to work together and to do their best. He does this and is still considered to be their friend . 'z. gpafzicg Someone must be on one of his babies A truly appreciative person

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2 With each step the smile grows bigger. dill. how man times do I have to Y I not to turn in blank sheets of paper. ' Oh, no all the kids showed up for class today . . V X Q.. . 1 K Eagerly Mrs. Hall waits for an answer to her question. Here we see her reaction to the answer to her question . . . Mrs. Hall we know you're happy but please don't break my ribs . . In a very charming way Mrs. Hall thanks the annual staff for this honor. 'W Lk Mrs. Griffen presents our hero with a congratulatory gift as Teacher of the Year. N my 5k5CfQf.qlL'Z:5,0!2 U

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X762 Ligon Qzincia sayocfifk cgcgoof lohn R. Ligon Bachelor of Science Masters of Education Southern Methodist University Seagoville High Schoo1's answer to the White House Oval Office.' Dear Students: Your education, whether in school or out is just beginning. It is a process that will continue throughout your lives. Choose wisely in the decisions which you make, for each will help fashion your most priceless possession, your character. Remember, too, that every man and woman dreams of doing some great and good deeds. We dream of the big things and often fail to do the little things. Try to do some of the little things we can do each day to make the world a more joyous place in which to live. Finally, may I wish each of you the happiness and satisfaction for which you seek. fm John R . Ligon Principal