Pasco High School - Pirate Yearbook (Dade City, FL)

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THE SCHOOL BOARD The student body and faculty of Pasco High are very fortunate in having for their school board progressive members and trustees who are so greatly interested in the welfare of our education. Mr. James Croley who is also chairman of the school board represents this and surrounding districts. Mr. Walter Craig represents the county as a whole. The three trustees have direct control over the schools in district seven. These men who cooperate together are working toward the goal of .a new Pasco High to serve this section of the county. WAI.TKH C. CRAIU JAMK8 F. CKOLKY 1'ounty Superintendent (Tmirnmn County School Hoard SKTIt .1. SPARKMAN' Trustee llKKHKRT s. MASSKY Trustee LEON K. DOUGLAS Clmirnmn Hoard of Trustees

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THE PIRATE STAFF Right here I’d like to say thanks, and thanks again to this grand staff which has given their time and effort so willingly to make this annual a success. It is a result of hard work and careful planning, but there has never been a dull moment. We sincerely hope that this annual will be treasured along with your high school memories. THE EDITOR. Neysa Corrigan ............................. Virginia Ann Douglas Associate Dick Lippincott Photographic Pat Duey Associate Photographic Charlotte Townsend- Art Glenn Rowell Sports Jane Hudson Sports Riley Mills Business Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor T ypists Imogene Boyette Marie Agner Gladys Asbel Contributors Jeanette Thompson Florence Mullins Nina Jean Rollins Polly Mann Charles James -

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DRIVER Hines Johnston Elkins Barber Harris BUS DRIVERS AND JANITOR BUS NO. 15 13 7 5 2 DRIVER Simms Adkins Mills Jackson Williams MK. DUCK WOKTII BUS NO 14 6 10 18 12 To our faithful bus drivers who have so cheerfully stood by us in out need of transportation and willingly given their time to us, we would like to express our many thanks and grateful appreciation. We are proud to devote this small space to a group who have done as much as they. To you, Mr. Duckworth, we could never write in words what it means to meet a cheery face and ready smile in the mornings, to find a warm fire waiting for us on cold and windy days, and to have such eager cooperation in all that we undertake. Our high school memories will always include you as being one of those who have contributed so much to our high school days.