Vivian High School - Warrior Yearbook (Vivian, LA)

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MRS. CATHERYN ADAMS Gifiiis 1 af!! KM7' 1 ff, M? J MRS. ELLEN BURR B.A.. M,A. English FACULTY TOLLEY BURNS B. S. Agriculture MRS. NORVIE BURR B.S., M.A. English n.g-nlimirmummmuwmmmm1i:znr.gf.-fifwmmmm l 3 I l s 3 Si i i i I i i i. i H I MRS. HAZEL BARRON I B.A. Mathematics i l i i l a 3 4 l MISS HELEN BURR B.A. English 4 1

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THE PRINCIPAL VIVIAN HIGH SCHOOL C, L. MACKEY, PRINCIPAL VIVIAN. LOUISIANA January 20, l9Z,9 Congratulations are due the Class of l9A9 for being the first of the twelve-year classes of Vivian High School. All schools of Caddo Parish are now fully on the twelve- year plan. This will be the 'off year' for oth- er schools in Louisiana, and next year will be their first under the new plan. We hope and believe that you are more mature, stronger, and better able to make your way. If you have not been helped by the addition- al year' s work, then there is doubt as to its value. We believe that you have been made better by staying in school and working an extra session. It is difficult to determine what kind of world you will have to live in. Two World Wars have been fought with the hope that lasting peace would be achieved. Just now, we do not know how we stand. As to how easy you will find it to get suitable employment now or aft- er completion of a college course, it is difficult to say. We have been through a period of inflation. We are still in such a period. Inflation may end in a serious depression or in a gradual decline of wages and prices. Usually a decline means a lessening of the number of good places of employ- ment open. However, neither inflation nor depression continues indefinitely. Those of you who go to college should consider carefully what to pre- pare yourselves for. The selection of your life work is very important. You should select something that you will like, but be sure to select something at which you have a good chance of success. Do not just drift into some- thing. Think it over carefully and get all the information you can before making a final decision. Those of you who do not go to college also have the task of deciding what you will do. The choice is limited because the preparation is limit- ed, but a choice must be made. We wish to congratulate you on having completed your high school work, and to express appreciation for the cooperation we have received from the members of the class of l949. It has been pleasant working with you. We wish you abundant success. Gi 3

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Miss LOLA cooPER B.A., I..I..S. Librarian MISS OLA JOHNSON B.A. Business Education FACULTY MISS LEOLA GREER B.S. Home Economics MISS ELMIRA KIMMONS B.A. M.A. Spanish H. T. GARNER B.A. Social Studies MRS. AUDREY JONES B.A. Social Studies