Corrigan High School - Blue Quill Yearbook (Corrigan, TX)

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Deciicalion LL , COCKRE 1.- IASPE? Seach ARA.NK GAR sszstant COVEY Bch To Coach Jasper R. Cockrell and Assistant Coach Frank Garvey--good friends excellent coaches, and inspiring class-room teachers--the staff takes pleasure in dedicating the 1952 Blue Quill. By their inspiring leadership and untiring efforts, these coaches led the 1951 Bulldogs to the football championship of District 21-B. The first Corrigan High School football team ever to play in a bi-district game, the Bulldogs' brilliant record on the gridiron stands as atribute to these coaches' efforts in a team well-drilled in football fundamentals and good sportsmanship. F

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SHI U Editor A-Ulftarzl Edzlfor S Fo PQWOP Producing a school yearbook is quite a task, as any of the Blue Quill staff members can verify. Deciding on a theme, selecting a cover, getting pictures made, writin ' ' ' g copy, and selling ads and subscriptions are among the tasks demandin 8 a lot of time and trouble. Add to these such obstacles as the staffls photographer movin to h ' g anot er state before many pictures were taken the preparation of co y PY being delayed because the editor had to appear as a witness in a court trial, and school bein d' ' d ' g ismisse for several days as a result of an influenza epidemic, and it is readily seen that the book of '52 was created amid discouraging difficulties. Despite such difficulti h ' ' es, owever, the staff realizes that helping to produce the Blue Quill of 1952 was one of their most significant experiences during all of their school days. This , , 0-operation of staunch friends-Supt. F. D. Manry, Mr. jack Hines, high school principal, Mrs. Ann Gould and lVIrs. Lennie Durham of Gould's Studio, Mr C L Hightower of the Un' ' . . . , iversi- ty Supply and Equipment Company, our advertisers, and all others too numerous to mention. T ' ' o everyone who assisted us in any manner to add the twelfth edition to the Blue Quill, our sincere thanks. book could not have become a reality however without the c ' In the years ahead, may the turning of pages in the Blue Quill f '52 o evoke happy memories of a progressive school term-a term made especially memorable by orrigan High School winning the district championship in footb ll d a an being one of fifty schools throughout the nation winning a first-place award in a contest sponsored b h ' y t e Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, to stimulate the growth of democracy in education. Long live all happy memories of the school year 1951-'52 to you! The Blue Quill Staff Jawa 445440 Gwen Hudson, Editor Shirley Broaddus, Associate Editor

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