Navarro College - El Navarro Yearbook (Corsicana, TX)

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,Q .Q . . . I Tried To imagine The way IT was for you. But iT made me weep inside. BUT now iT's over. When I saw your Tace as you sTepped Down from The plane, I knew you had Finally come home. Ill. Now ThaT I have you home again I'm Going To Take hours Telling you all The Things l had To hide inside for years. Can l ever Tell you how much I love You? You are so beaufiful and iT Took me So long To find everyThing ThaT was Always There. Forgive me If I someTimes cry. BUT I'm sure you know The feeling. I am so proud of you ThaT iT makes Me dizzy. Whenever you Think sad Thoughts, Remember ThaT I'm your long-ago Friend, and you're The besT Dad I could ever hope for. BuT mosT of all, I LOVE YGU. 'I l LXQQ. N. H . S A. Col. Johnson spoke To Mr. DanieI's English class aT an informal breakTasT in his home. B. Col. Johnson speaks of The prison camps and The TorTure. C. The Johnsons pose with Dr. Jones and MonTy Pen nell.

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IIig Inlu Fivnh. hugs anal Im' III'l'1HN IF I COULD GNLY TELL YOU By Patty Putman Johnson Dedicated to Col. Johnson I. For seven years I've dreamed of Your face and how you used to Speak to me. I remember when you would tuck me Into bed and kiss me goodnight. I've missed you. ll. There were so many times when I Needed you-just to talk to. And so I talked to no one. Sometimes things got me down and While I was crying inside, I tried To smile the hurt away . . . iv Ghr Balikjfi illuruiug iirlxis fffjQ:I I'1-4-:I I'IIXXs 'II1-I4-pIunllv I zuniIii-s. V' I, -. II4-x:iIiu-- 'T ' IInII.rr III I'-i. ,wi vk Ill Xq -L I I I I-it-in Ixi A. C. 88 D N ,Lv

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