Connally High School - Cadet Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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The memories of school days' will always be gay So raise high the colors, the blue and the gray, Our dear Alma Mater, our own Connally School, May she ever more flourish and ever us rule.

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1, .. Within the pages of this book are the hopes, dreams, and ideals of the Class of 1964. We have tried to give you an insight into the real character of the school and people who make up this yearbook. Getting this far has not been a one-man job but has been achieved with the help of our principals, teachers, and classmates. We could not have made it without them, and we have appreciated their help more than words can express. As we go into a competitive world, we shall 'realize this fact more and more. In every position imaginable, you must come in contact with people, and there is not a better place than school to learn how to get along with people. Today, more than ever, business demands a high school education in future em- ployees, but also a college education. That is why it is so necessary for us to seek higher education and thereby be better equipped to enter the business world. To the future graduates of Connally High School, we leave this thought, Educa- tion is your key to the future. It was with this thought in mind that we prepared this yearbook. Now we present to you the '64 CADETg use it as your inspiration and key to the future. THE ANNUAL STAFF

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