Collinsville High School - Pirate Yearbook (Collinsville, TX)

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NICK nl lORY ls lt a movle that l see be ore me? Ye , there on the s reen, before my very eyes flashes a plcture out oi the past What lb th1s9 A group oi smllln iace twenty four youngsters re fllllng lnto the flTSt grade room, where Mrs o ett stands welcoming each and every one Bac Now, from tlme to tlme, tudents Lade from the plcture They no lonber are wlth the group, but look now' More are COmlH5 to asslst them ln reaching the boal, whlch at tlmes seem close, and at other tlmes clouded, but they always keep StFlVlHD How thrllled everyone ls' Of course May, l94l, lS here, and the flPSt gradua tlon day lS near at hand Darrell Cranflll James Hughes, Rlchard Llght, Clemmle Reedy, Nelda Jo Scott, Nedra Swlndle, and Maxlne Varley have entered the class, maklng a to tal of twenty elght Scores of tasks are belng undertaken and completed, and man plcnlcs and partles are belng engoyed to the fullest extent durlng the hlgh school years Dwlght Grlme Claudle Burns, Maxine Blllmeler, Vlfglnla Dunnam, and Blllle Arterburn have helped to flll the vacancles lH 1943 Thls beautl ul dream' Why does lt have to end? You mean lt doesn't9 Wh , thls lS really our Senlor Class of 1945 Mary bmlth Wanda Carney, and adrlan Copeland are new students, and Bob Owen, Lols Petty, Helen Coulson, and Velma Johnson have been to eth er from the very f1TSt. Belleve us, thls llttle class of nlneteen members are deter mlned to do our best to complete the plc ture of our llves ln the best and happlest way posslble. Velma Johnson C, , ,.xn LU.. M . 1 . 9 JJ. .n s H ,c 1 , ,- . f Us i . 3 9, . A is-M .- V. al 'Y' ' Y ' .. ' - . G ss f ' ' v -9 - A if 21 name is entered in the register for l934. . . f ,Y , A I A T . . ' . T . ' s f ' ' . . . J. . . . , ' Q . . . . . S J' Q C