Waldron High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Waldron, AR)

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I W7 una er - nn , , - s , K s 5ffil75? L71'?.5'f:f ' ms if A ' Y Fir. . 2 -If Qi' ' Llriloifve.. 3' if DEDlCA'l'lON To the ideals and goals which have been your guiding star during your school days here, we, the annual staff of 1951, dedicate this volume of The Bulldog as a momerito to your years of pleasure arid progress while here. ' h e that all your aims and ideals which you have acquired lt is our smcere op here may ' ' ur future life. be realized in yo

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FOREWORD Though time will pass, and we shall part, this book will be an unbreak- able link in your chain of memories. And if, when looking through these pages, you relive the hap- py days of yester years for just a while our efforts will not have been in vain. Thus, we present this book to youg may your hearts be lighter and your lives be happier for the memories it may bring. Your Editor I 44771-o ill -

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l l ' 4' ig f L. R. SAWYER PEGGY ATCHLEY Superintendent Secretary MAY, 1951 The production of a high school annual is education in action. Our students each year take the responsibility for portraying graphically our entire school life in all its phases and for providing, in this form, a record for posterity. Our school adheres not only to the value of the mastery of the fundamental processes, but emphasizes, deservedly, such vitaltobjectives as citizenship edu- cation, character training, and the development of individual talents. This annual projects to the reader our enlarged concept of the 3 R's. The organization, detailed planning, coordination, business experience, weighing of values, exercise of judgment necessary in a publication of this type, make the production of this annual, in truth, education in action. ' 4'R'ffWa'f'f