Weimar High School - Claw Yearbook (Weimar, TX)

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Superintendent and Secretari SUPEFilNTENDENT'S MESSAGE I consider it one of the greatest privileges oi my office to be allowed to comment on this passing of another milestone in the lives of the people whose pictures fill these pages. At the completion of another school year, I congratulate the annual staff on the pictorial record of the achievements of our school. As we reminisce through these pages, our memories are assimilating a review of the past and a projection of the future. This year's book represents a never ending cycle of the in- fluence of the Weimar Public Schools on the lives of those who pass through its portals. lt is my constant endeavor and prayer that each of us, both student and teacher alike, realize that we are not a part of this influence . . . we are this influence! To the Seniors who leave this stage to enter a broader and more advanced life, I offer congratulations tor achievements thus far, and best wishes for a happy and successful future. Sincerely, Wayne T. Wise, Superintendent Weimar Public Schools ,ff Mx 5, 51 tt i fl 1 Mrs. Thelma Bryant Mrs. Janice Jobb Assistant Bookkeeper On half the nations and with fear of change Perplexes monarchs Milton ln dim eclipse, disastrous twilight sheds 6