Celina High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Celina, TX)

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DEDICATION Thls tssue of THE BOBCAT the frrst 1n several years has been produced through the efforts of the annual staff the cooperatlon of the student body and faculty and the advert1s1nq of local bus1ness men We srn cerely hope that rt meets wrth your approval and serves tts purpose 1n preservmq school day memorres It lS ded1cated to the ex students of Cellna I-hah School because therr accomphshments fn c1v1l1an l1fe and rn the Armed Serv1ce are an 1nsp1rat1on to the students CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS IUNIORS SOPI-IOMORES FRESHMEN FAVORITES ELEMENTARY ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS III OUR ADVERTISERS O Mqxqgq INN I X N 2 :jd . O U1 S . CD Q n . . QF ' Et . 5' , . U1 Q . . Q , . . f-4 - - . CD ' . 5 , , ' , 5 N CD Z H O ' . , 2' Q n N CL . , A 3 - XX X:-, ' :-,'L'...'i'- . A . i , - 'T-.Qi

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ia' Atv a---- ANOTHER STEP IN EDUCATION Few people realize how important an annual is to a school But to see the annual staff Write the history of the school by taking pictures of individuals student body and activities demonstrates exactly the impor tance of a democratic education I heard an Army official say that the war had dem onstrated how much education means to men in battle Many of our most spectacular triumphs have been Won through initiative and understanding acquired early in life in school But While education is an asset in War it is the guardian in peace The minds of the children of our enemies are saturated in hatred hes and the glory of dying not in the beauty of living as is portrayed through the pages of this annual ln this student body and in the other student bodies over this land rests the full responsibility for a growing generation's understanding of our Bill of Rights and the teachings of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and other great men. To the student body and to all who helped to make this annual possible, may I express the school's very heartfelt thanks. Superintendent of Celina Publ1c Schools ,TTL 1:-1: . 13 M' sf QL 0 r- I-.-fwfr-4,-15 - ' 'Wil I I - , . I I NXESSA CI E