Whiteface High School - Antelope Yearbook (Whiteface, TX)

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1 U L. -. , 1. gm-.. LUNCCHRUUM EMPLOYEES Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Westbrook fManagery, Mrs. White, Mrs. Bagley, Mrs. Walker MAINTENANCE MEN First row: Mr. McCas1and, Mr. Mote. Second row: Mr. Mills, Mr Walker, Mr. Wall. Third row: Mr. Summers, Mr. Rhodes.

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SUPERHNTENDENT MR. NATHAN TUBB MES SAGE MRS. L. S. SALSER Secretary Compliments of THOMAS Y. aguhlic Jnhnnln December, 1957 Dear Students, Nhat does your face reveal? There ere soul-stirring messages that only a human face can reveal: wards that only ane's eyes can speakg narratives that only a pex-son's countenance can portray. There are revealing individual messages in- dellhly written into every peraan'a face-yours and mine-an unmistakable communication, and ve have dons our own lnacribing. Character has a sure way of en- gz-eving its 'autograph on the countenance of every Ln- dividual, fer es Shakespeare said, Thsre's no art tu find the m1nd'e ccnstruetion in the Inna. Smpieien, mistrust, revenge, axxi hate became indelibly portrayed Lu facial appearance. A pex-scn's facial features have a way of revealing the thing he thinks about and dwells upon the meat-and the expression of the countenance is almost indicative of the character and the thinking of the individual. Your faces reveal to me a student body and school that hes a personality, character, and stature that in unique. Your expressions reveal depth, integrity, Wmpathy, and understanding ao necessary to meet the challenges of this rockets and guided missiles' age. Sincerely ure , 7?-2'!Qrz deaf Nathan Tubb, Superintendent PICKETT, Dallas, Texas