Holliday High School - Eagle Yearbook (Holliday, TX)

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As we stood in those long cafeteria lines Those who served us remembered to smile Their pleasant manner and gracious ways v Will be remembered for a i long, iong while a 3 'A W V -r - M , , , . ,,,t, . -'51 wr ,f ,f , My 3 ' Q 'l'l rr W ' ' f 1, y W 5 4 W it is J V , - 5 Y ,, mu f nsn or i s t f 235 1 fi , W ttlte it 1 Jle s e tt W W , wtf, ' , . 9.1! j 'V,, nw rf ' M.. , I Ca11ie and Cuts We scattered paper and took in mud 1 gi k,'. Mrs, Holliman, Mrs, Holt, Mrs, Stone, Mrs, Winkles 71 ., H .., W And took for granted the many deeds DOl1g Of those who worked while we were gone To keep the building clean and warm and satisfy our many needs gi When the last bell rang we lost no time We headed straight for the good old bus And to our drivers who carried us safely to and fro We now say, Thanks to all of you, from all of us,

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In December basketball practice began with a bang, Jump! Shoot! Cover your man, the coaches shouted, And in those long and tiring practice sessions Some teams were built whose ability we never doubted, .fsida Q Christmas and winter came in quick succession - A time for fun and festive occasion But as mid-term approached The Teachers said we'd best .i aifssis Add work to play at school And thus have a better balanced equation

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,nhl M Srhnul Bnaxrh Standing: Siffillgi J, R, Franklin B. W. Fiflllell Tommy Mankins T. D. Whitehead Kenneth Williams O. L. King J, M, Gore These men not only served our school, But supported our activities right from the start And the year would not have been so successful Had they not played such a wonderful part,