Breckenridge High School - Buckaroo Yearbook (Breckenridge, TX)

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ff'1Qy' 2J7f' To the Senior Glass of 19371 From the boginning this High School of ax-dent and enthusiastic members has concerned itself after an orderly and Business liko manner in planning and producing a 7 7 r'-lllilllu--unnnulllllllluunngull ---J:i'iFilLl,,:lbzftll:lJILhA.l4 Iriu,'lvh --------------------..' NICHOLAS SPR I NG HOLLAND To my Friends, The Students of Breckenridge High School: It pleases me to have again the opportunity to write to you as another school year closes. I am proud of the seniors of 1937, and my best wishes go with you as you graduate. Como hack and you juniors pledge yourselves now to strive accomplishments unsurpassed by those of any other class of Breckenridge High School. May you sophomores who have oroditablo year book. it all times the faculty has felt assured a notable rooord in pictures, stories and facts would result from the well directed efforts of the group. This opus not only will delight everyonc as it appears fresh from the situation out of which it takes 2onm,Lnt also memories ot events and personalties, experiences and relationships which recurring years may tend to obscure. May every 1937 Senior as the years unfold seek opportunity for useful service and thus develop into s citizen possessed of the maximum in desirable traits! Tom may the candle of poraonal charm never grow dim in the unpredictable processes of the years stretching out ahead! Nicholas Sprihg Hollani visit us. may io make your already been recognised as an outstanding class live up to the expectations of your ieachers and leave an outstanding record when you graduate in 1939. My hope and wish for all of you is that you may make honest, caphhlo, and dependable citizens whose happiness in life will be obtained through being of servioo to your associates and to your community in gensral. Sincerely, John To Bailey xlhll 10 E1 ,Z4 witggfia zz as M 4 4 Z1 JOHN F. BAILEY f' .av 2 ,L 2--:L - ,yigiyi 44 L if, -AfL, , Y E V ,?J,? 6w,b:' i

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