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N. S. Holland, A. B.; M. A. Superintendent Southern Methodist Uni¬ versity; Columbia University. VI THAT a School we have in the Breckenridge Senior High for nearly six hundred boys and girls who have been tolerably busy in their aca¬ demic pursuits during this session ! What a school outside the laboratory and class-room have we in those other wholesome activities that have pro¬ duced a school spirit in which every student evi¬ dently has found courage and enthusiasm! What a school we shall continue to have if that same seriousness of purpose to have a school that is superior shall abide in the hearts of students, faculty, board of ed ucation, and a constituency of sympathetic patrons and substantial supporters! N. S. Holland, Superintendent Page 18 2z
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y (ft lu i Tf EMEMBER that we respect you and love you i for the things you have taught us and the friends you have been to us. You have helped to make us what we are and what ive are to be, and we thank vou. 1$ Page 1 7 i
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John F. Bailey, A. B., 1923 Principal Baylor University, Waco, Texas; University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. To the Students of Breckenridge High School: As 1 write, I have before me eight copies of “The Buckaroo” — one for each year from 1923 through 1930. In these books is a history of “Old Breck Hi, recorded in pen and in picture, of which every student of Breckenridge High School may well be proud. In this history we fin d recorded work, activities, athletic achievement, literary achievement, unparalleled in the state for a school of our size and age. hi le the boom tide of population was receding we find the number of high school students increasing from 250 to 800, with a corresponding growth in curriculum, affiliation, athletics, etc. As I walk through the building and about the grounds, I find reminders of former classes, tributes of their love and respect for their school. I find a flagpole from the Class of ’25; on the walls of the library, pictures marked '23; a plate in the auditorium with the mark of three classes and other school organizations on it; a trophy case from the Class of 1930; an oil portrait in the auditorium, won for the school by a former graduate, another there left by the Class of ’31. All of the above should be a source of satisfaction and pride to you seniors who are leaving us, and an inspiration to those who are to be seniors next year and the next. Best wishes to all of you! Jno. F. Bailey Page 19
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