Holliday High School - Eagle Yearbook (Holliday, TX)

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Dedication We dedicate this book to the winning spirit which seemed to dominate the student body during the '68-'69 school year. The EAGLE soared high as he carried athletic, scholastic, and music banners for H.H.S. Beginning the year with a football season that carried our team to bi- district and ending it with the graduation of a senior class, one third of whom scored ninety or above scholastically, makes a memorable year. Add to that a sweepstakes band and an excellent record in lnterscholastic League literary events, and we realize that it truly was a great year. Those whose combined efforts helped to win the trophies pictured on this page should have ahappy sense of accomplishment. However, this book is dedi- cated not only to them, but to all students who from day to day accepted the challenge of daily assignments. They, too, have accomplished, and it is they who have the greatest respect for a school and a country which provides them with so many opportunities. May the winning spirit continue in Holliday High School! as ,. , -I ,l - In l 55:-L, ,Q as ,V ,, ' 532' 'f 11-R5 -Fife ' ' kiln I -vigw . , k,,, ., ss, . sag, - l M, 1--1

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