Blooming Grove High School - Monarch Yearbook (Blooming Grove, TX)

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' RBQSS OF T E WAGGN TIQAI ii' IOHN T. BLACK cBlooming grove CPublic Schools J. 'r. nl.Acn. surf. BLOOMING GROVE, TEXAS To The Students Blooming Grove Public School Blooming Grove, Texas This year the students of Blooming Grove have a great challenge. We must go forward. We must strengthen our efforts if we raise our standards of efficiency. The students of last year brought honor to our school. Our representatives placed first in District, Area, and even State contests. We have former students who are on the honor rolls of higher educational institutions. We must not expect less of the present group. The citizens of Blooming Grove have been very loyal in making physical im- provements. The lights on Lion's Field and the paved streets are outs-tanding examples. Blooming Grove is expecting progress. We must not disappoint them. Sincerely, I ' ' ,,. I. T. Black ff' Superintendent Blooming Grove School F ,ivgqvffe ,N S 4 4 an x l' '52 Z VI h V XJ ' 's ' , , Jr Xi

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