Wink High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Wink, TX)

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P1-incipalys Message The years I've spent in Wink High School will be a cherished memory to me. ln retrospect I consider the opportunities that have been mine to have a small part in moulding the lives of youth and it is my fondest hope that my influence has been for good. If perhaps a few lives have been made richer by my having touched them, then I feel well repaid for my efforts. My experiences here have been indeed pleasant ones and I rate the boys and girls of Wink High School with the finest in the world. I

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Superlntendentjs Message GREETINGS TO A GRAND STUDENT BODY: We have had a good school year, one in which we have shared our classroom and activity experiences. These experiences have provided opportunities that have contributed toward the development of a full and satisfying life. Students of the Wink School have demonstrated their ability to meet the problems of the times by democratic approaches. Education for democracy requires both understanding of democracy and practice in living democratically. Out of this central principle flow the rights and freedoms of the people-freedom ot intellectual inquiry, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, the right to govern themselves and all the rights that are inherent in a democracy. ofa!

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