Wylie School - Growl Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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This is your life Dedication You were born in Hereford, Texasg you were the second of four children. You have two sisters which are younger and one brother older. You and your family later moved to Spear- man, Texas. The sisters are now married and live in Spear- Your father and mother still live in Spearman. You have two aunts now living in Abilene. In 1949 one of the biggest moments of your life arrived. You graduated from Spearman High School as an honor student. In 1951 you decided to serve your term inthe armed forces. The branchyou picked out was the Air Force. You were first assigned to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Later you were sent to Scott Air Force Base in St. Louis, Missouri, where you spent the remainder of your time. Another big moment in your life was in 1957, when you graduated from Hardin-Simmons University. In the fall of 1957 you started your teaching career as a history teacher, assistant football coach, and boys basketball coach at Wylie High School. It is because ofyour fine coaching in basketball and your willing assistance in other athletics, as well as your warm friendliness, that the 1959 graduating class dedicated this 1959 GROWL to you. You have truly beena good friend to all of us. So, Mr. Wallie Cayton--THIS IS YOUR LIFE. Wallin' Eaytan man. Your brother is single and is working in Saudia Arabia.

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Shrrcword This is really the beginning of the end for the seniors. Putting out this 1959 yearbook has been a real source of pleasure. It has made the year more enjoyable to each of us. We all hope that you enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed making it for you to look at now and in the years to come. May we express our gratitude to the faculty for their splendid cooperation throughout the year in helping us, to Mrs. R.M. Parsley for her help in getting snapshots and activity pictures, and to Mark Hamilton, a seventh grader, for his help last year and this year in making grade school and band snapshots . One thing every American youth can be eter- nally grateful for is the land of freedom into which he is born. It is a marvelous thought worth singing about--and it is this thought that is the theme of The Growl of 1959. -P Best Wishes, 5 Q Nancie Parker Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Johnny Pierce Patsy Blackburn 1 i Qr

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