Olney High School - Cub Yearbook (Olney, TX)

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A MESSAGE zvxvov:-'ff-,v--' ' - ww- f .V TO MY FRIENDS, THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLLSS OF OLNEY HIGH SCHOOL, 1942: le have been pleasantly, industriously associated for these four years. What have you accomplished since ' you entered high school? Did you even dream that those years would pass so rapidly? It is unpleasant and pleasant to think of your class and those four years Some of your classmates have fallen by the wayside either because of misfortune msguidance or the inability to take it Some of you have fallen far short of your opportunities and privileges But it is more pleasant to think that many of you have done well these four years Some have had to your teeth and keep your ax to the grindstonen make it some have been determined to see it through at all costs and now the day is here Lren't you glad you are about to graduate? Isn't it worth the cost! Now as you leave school you are not a senior class am' longer you are individuals You will not have the intimate touch of your high school teachers any longer Now you must be men and women now you must be college students workers in industry fighters there is no room for loafers Now you must put to work this knowledge, these skills, for greater, bigger things As you leave high school, you have nv blessings and best wishes May you be valuable citizens to our 8'1'eat nation Slmerelygj W -4 . grit to I . ' 9 , ..- 3 ..- . ' . or 14 my Pfzmwyyuf

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