Windthorst High School - Trojan Yearbook (Windthorst, TX)

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2 OUR SCHOOL BOARD Seated around the table are: Alois Lindeman, Lambert Osterman, S. R. Wolf, Joe Schre Clarence Wolf, George Veitenheimer. The members of our school board represent all NJ. ose people in our community who have struggled - .- W- rough the years to improve the status of education ere by their untiring efforts to enlarge and improve e schoolplant. A great burden rests on the shoulders fthese men as it did ontheir predecessors, a burden hich only generous, self-sacrificing citizens are illing to assume. We owe such men a debt of grati- de which we often forget to express. SISTER ELEANOR, Principal facting Superintendentl r ff I wi- as 1-lf, 3 an School Board President LAWRENCE BEREND When something goes wrong in the school plant we are quick to Contact the members of the school board, but how often do we think about them when things go well? How about giving them a pat on the back and a word of thanks and appreciation at other times for a job well done. ' '11-Lug