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

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Adminisiroiion Supevinic-2ndeni,s M essoqe F. EDENS, Board Presidenl IACK R. HINES, High School Principal E, L. KNQX' gecreqm-7 MRS. CARTER WATTS, Grammar School CQRMQAN UNDEPIENDIENT SCHQQL iDisii2iq F. D. NIANRY, SLIPERINTENDENT CORRIC-AN, TEXAS YOUR R OAD AHEAD Your road ahead is a projection of the road you have traveled. Has the road this year been for you one of accomplishment, victory, development, fulfillment, ' aspiration, and realization of hope: or has it been a series of defeats, sorrows, pains, fears, a year of static, monotonous, and drab experiences? These are not peculiarly school day sensations but are the conglomeration of life itself. The proportion, or mixture, is a personal feat. Be careful to choose wisely the materials in the road you travel and select not the shifting sands but the rocks of integrity, morality, inspiration, and de- termination. Very truly yours , J? . F. D. Manry Superintendent 13

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Adminislwolion Hiqh School Dvincipors Messoqe w,p,EDEN3,13Oard presidem T IACK R. H1NEs,1-hgh school Principal E. L. KNOX, Secretary MRS. CARTER WATTS, Grammar Schc QQRRIQAN ENDEPENDENI SQHQQ11. Dlsifmci CORRIIC-AN, TEXAS We are the Bulldogs and we are proud of the fact. Webster describes a bulldog as having great courage, a fighting heart, a tenacious spirit, and a kind disposition unless aggravated by another. I think this description fits not only the athletic teams but the entire student body of Corrigan High School. It is this spirit that led us to our first district football champ- ionship and the conclusion of one of the most enjoyable and successful years in the history of our school. My knowledge of biology reminds me there are three kinds of bees in a beehive. The queen bee sits around all the time waiting for the other bees to feed and care for her. The drone bees refuse to work and are easily pushed around by the other bees. The workers are the ones responsible for making the community life in the beehive the success that we know it to be. Our society is likewise composed of queens, drones, and the workers. I wonder which you are and will be. The choice is yours. Congratulations to the annual staff and their sponsor for this fine an- nual. It shall be a permanent reminder of the hours they spent in its pre- maration and of the good times we had together during their last year in our midst. Very truly yours, .Tack Hine S 14 Principal