Stanford High School - Memo Yearbook (Stanford, KY)

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MRS. VIRGINIA SHAW .■ A Ju Swot Spomu Guiding the seniors in all phases of school life are Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Wyler. Throughout the year they have unselfishly given their time and efforts to the further development of each student. Whether it be the Lincolnian or the Senior Play, typing or English, the Memo or graduation activities, one has always been there to assist in every way possible and has seen that each student received adequate attention. They have prepared us for our future role as educated citizens. MRS. ANN WYLER

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NORMAN McGUFFEY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL The world is full of starters; it is the finishers that count. Many men dream a dream of something fine and great. Some start to reach their dream; but all too few stick to it. You, the graduating class of 1966, have finished one important phase of your life. You are now ready to be starters again. The world anxiously awaits your contribution to improve the world you are inheriting. You have been an outstanding class in many ways. Your high scholastic achievements, good citizenship, and genuine concern for others will be missed by your Alma Mater. My greatest wish for you is to continue to dream of something fine and great, and have the persistence to be finishers. MRS. ZELLA MONTGOMERY, ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Time, the building blocks of life, is a treasure which we take for granted, often fail to appreciate and, many times, squander foolishly. If most of us could turn it backward, we would gladly use it with more care and wisdom. Since there is one chance only — let’s “handle with care”.

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MR. BEN DAMRON B.S., M.S. Univ. of Ky. Agriculture MR. DIENZEL DENNIS B. S. Anderson College M. A. Eastern Ky. State College Science Basketball Coach MRS. JOY DENNIS B.S. Anderson College English Speech MR. DAVID ELLIOTT A.B., B.S. Union M. Ed. Univ. of V irginia Science