Sumner County High School - Panther Yearbook (Portland, TN)

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at MR. WILLIAM M. HUNTER, B.S., M.A. Superintendent of the Portland Schools Because of your patience and understanding, you have the respect and affection of the faculty and students who work with you daily. We realize that our problems and waywardness may have caused you to say: There are days that try my soul! We want you to realize that we do appreciate your interest and consideration at all times. The ideals you have upheld are for our improvement. From the depth of our hearts we wish for you both success and happiness! THE SENIORS

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,f-- 7 We shall TorgeT many of The Things which have made our high school days worTh while. We'll lose some of The eager- ness and enThusiasm we now have, and even a few of our cherished memories will be losT wiTh The passage of Time. IT is The desire of THE PANTHER To keep Those memories living. lTs purpose is To record The year's acTiviTies in such a way ThaT each page will lead us over The old paThs, cause us To relive old experiences, renew old friendships, and recapTure The momenTs ThaT are gone. To all members of The BeTa Club who conTribuTed To The compleTion of This yearbook - I am sincerely graTeful. Editor X514-I I

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9 Dzdicaliau COACH DOUGLAS MCDONALD, B.S., M.A. To a coach who has taught us to value the ability to take defeat as well as victory- To a coach who places sportsmanship and clean play above other characteristics of a good game- To a coach who demands that we give the best that we have at all times- To a coach who has done much to improve the quality of athletics in our school during the five years he has been our leader- To a coach who has given more time and personal service than we students will ever know- We, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate This edition of THE PANTHER. 1 F