Temple High School - Tiger Yearbook (Temple, OK)

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Morning sun meets many banners On its westward flight. Dear to us above others Waves the red and white. Red and white flag we love waves For e'er o'er Temple High. May our sons for e'er be loyal To thy memory. The Tiger Temple. Oklahoma

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Dedication What all men are really after is some form,' or perhaps only some formula, of peace. - - Joseph Conrad The Tiger Staff meditated all fall, strivingto arrive at a suitable theme for this year's annual. We thought of all the usual people, places, and things - teachers, parents, students, school, state - to which yearbooks are traditionally dedicated. But none quite typified or captured the spirit of the year nineteen hundred and sixty-two. We will remember nineteen hundred and sixty-two as the year in which we saw: the first American launched into orbit around the earth, the world take numerous steps forward toward the peaceful use of many elements formerly used for destruction, and the same world take a great stride backward with the resumption of nuclear testing. Knowing the hopes and fears which exist in the minds of all students, all teachers, and all citizens concerning the future, we respectfully dedicate the 1962 TIGER to that first great dream of mankind - the dream for a real and lasting WORLD PEACE. THE STAFF