Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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coolidge celebrates Oth ear lOpposite page, top photol Coolidge's first school in 1913 was a one room schoolhouse northwest of the present site of Coolidge. The town did not yet exist. The first high school was started in 1985. Students first met in the Woman's Club and Community Church buildings. During that year, the first high school building was constructed. Construction was completed in time for the students to use in the fall of 1936. That building today houses the Coolidge Junior High School. Our present high school was built in 1954. lOpposite page, bottom photo! The first post office in Coolidge was located on Coolidge Avenue. It was started in 1926, later moved to Main Street, and later on, to Central Avenue. iPhoto left, this pagel 1926 was also the year the first church in Coolidge was started. It was the Community Presby- terian Church. Another Presbyterian church was located southwest of town and the two churches merged to form the present church. The building pic- tured here was moved to Blackwater several years ago. Photos were courtesy of the COOLIDGE ,,.., . , .J-,i.. 51,5 3 . , , . 1 . 'Sf ' -1 1' 1 1 Mr, 'yP --319 Y - Y ., .il , A Kllililn was .f N lmhtwusie ' 5 ' K -tmunaaum ' F ' f. fx get Even in 1955 beating rivaling town Florence was one of the first objectives of Coolidge High School. This car was decorated for homecoming halftime festivities during that year. 1 Y H . if . E 1 l Mix., , X w..... ..u...--.a...-..i. . . N ,, 1 Wiatw f . ifilhdun 4 M ' H .4-JW. N . N, n, 'tr .-we -1 N l. J, M Er Qi! 93 W it i.,3.If:.3f5?74 . ,J 1 L wi . ' ' ,in 2' 3 g'

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Great H ritage Benjamin Franklin: The greatest man and ornament of the age and country in which he lived. -Thomas Jefferson When we are planning for po ought to remember that virtue is not S P . in Ps hereditary. -Thomas Paine V ! Today is yesterday 's pupil. -Benjamin Franklin One man with courage makes a majority. -Andrew Jackson National honor i the highest valu Slave I Cmmk Q15-O-V CXJAY Ldials- ads'-mO5LQ :mi We Ldv? RQ. 'lx' KXQJQM '. Qpyxl VGA Evita, 1- 9 - fx, sterity, we X 'X' Thomas Jefferson: A gentleman of thirty-two, who could calculate an eclipse, survey an estate, tie an artery, plan an edifice, try a case, break a horse, dance a minuet and play the violin. -James Parton s national property of ll A e. ' 'rll+-v -James Monroe - D :J -4 ' ' . x' . '. , . V , as We admit of no government by divine 'fl' , ,. if 'Yao 35 fl right . . . the only legitimate right to Idont't know who my grandfather wa-9: n ' 4 e ' I' govern is an express grant of power Iam much more concerned to know who - ' ' Src ' , 1 from the governed. hi-9 gf'llT1dS0V1 will 59- L1 -William Henry Harrison -Abraham Lincoln sgkx 7 N, ' ' 'Ar N 6' xt'3f't Fame is a vapor, popularity an . b -7 , accident, riches take wings. Only one I ' f ' -' ,L 1 thing endures, and that is character. by ' p ,Lp Y, -Horace Greeley ' 14 gffxf 5, - V ' .1 -- ', -ui-Yr5 lS. 4 2 f-'-'fe nah' 1-M79-v J -I ' lbw if--10055 yrfavw Q ' , fav'..llauv LNNZM-Q Mnialbfi -.'v'0tI. ' I - 1 W . 7ffidnfkA.'. . M- d 08 u F W. l 0 t I ,S E ' 0 'W Whohjimf IPM- i lm., yank dag' '. :ofa J I L I rr T Q- v 697 'I 'S '35'z'2fQv WQYJW. ' ' Jigga!! lb ng' f 'N A ,4 by