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, or THE JOY OUR YEARS in the hearts of her students will alwa s re E y main. Memories that have made these build ings of cold mortar and brick as warm as the loving hearts of those who love will be ours. Memories of the shouts of anguish du ' ring defeat, the yells of encouragement for our victories, memories of oversa thousand voices raised in harmony singing the school song, memories of the gaiety and lau ht g er of prom night and the pride and joy of graduation will be ours too. These memories these b 'ld' , ui ings of love and shelter, this fortress of learning, this is our school. -- Loyce Walton
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HIGH SCHO d ni upon the bank MOCRE OL, s of the Brazos Since 1881, Moore High School has stood with ig ty River. From an humble four-room building, our physical plant has expanded into a stately campus consisting of a main building and annex having thirty-three classrooms and a library, a family and home-life building, an agricultural building, five mobile classrooms and a gymnasium-auditorium. Although there have been moderate exterior changes, more significant changes have been made in the curriculum and our admini- strative practices - changes which have placed more emphasis on our American heritage ' ' to exhibit leadership and coopera- - our ability to tion, to discover and to invent. Though someday these buildings wi create, to express personal opinions, ll be replaced, the love and me mories enshrined
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DEDICA TION JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917-1963 On November 22, 1963 the thirty-fifth President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was the victim of an assassin's bullet. The tragic news of that dark November day made an indelible stamp on the memory of every American. For hours, days, weeks, and even years it will be difficult to un- derstand the why of this senseless tragedy. To the young American, John F. Kennedy was a symbol of hope. Particularly did he capture the imagination of the young with his vigor and vision - a vision of a noble, free America - a world of peace. To him opportunities for all Americans had no boundaries and to this cause he dedicated his life, A profile of courage has been etched in our memory and from this profile we gain renewed dedication to the ideals for which our great country stands . . . life, liberty, and pursuit of happi- ness.
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