South Park High School - Spindletop Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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greetings To the Graduating Class of 1947: The reward of ambition, hard work, and persist- ence is now yours. I heartily congratulate you upon your achievement and assure you that the South Park High School feels honored that you are now num- bered among its distinguished graduates. May you ever reflect credit and honor upon this great institu- tion which to each of us will always be the best school in all the land. High school graduation should be merely the be- ginning of preparation for your life career. The call today is for trained leaders. Limitless, unexplored frontiers beckon you. Though a college education does not assure you of success in your chosen profes- sion it most assuredly enhances such possibilities. Pru- dent, indeed, wil you be if you seek such a course. Whichever pathway you choose, keep ever be- fore you that honor, service, courage of convictions, and fair play coupled with a strong religious faith constitute one's greatest assets. No class has ever gone from these halls for whom I feel a greater friendship. Though our paths may seldom cross, you have my everlasting good wishes for success and happiness in the years that lie ahead. Your friend, Z. A. Williamson, Principal.

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MR. C. W. BINGMAN Superintendent B. A., Ohio Universityg M. A., University of Texas.

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MR. Z. A. WILLIAMSON Principal B. A., M. A., University of Texcxsp Work on Doctorate-Baylor University, University of Ccxliiornici, Columbia University, New York.