Perrin High School - Pirate Yearbook (Perrin, TX)

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11 if' The dramatic talent of our class was re vealed when the curtains were pulled and lights were directed on the ast of WThe Qrtie of Andrew N Vernon Brock and R L Cianfo d por T trayed such feminitg in their dresse and wigs that the play was trulf a sue ess At last the tim. are wlen we could look down upon all the rest of odi Pigh School stu dents and we rather engoyed tuis priviledge As seniors ou1 goal wa almost in ieach of our eager hands rpain we ruled at the Hallowe n Carnival and the beauty disclosed was De Lois Patton R L Cranford led her to the throne from which she gave command with a dimpled smile Our social activities for the year have been varied A trip to the innual State Fair at Dalles began vhen we 1 ft Perrin at four A M in anticipation of 1 visit to the Eirly Birds' radio program before proceedin to the grounds Th Oklihoma Texas football and the Ice Capide of '42 were the main ctions We enjoyed a Kid party, a Hallo , ind a Christmas party Our semi p1CnlC turned out to be a hamburger inst id of 1 Weiner roast The binquet was given us by the Junior wa cirried cheduled and we had 1 hilarious time first time we were gue ts instead of or waiters then camo the day Commencement no longer member in good stinding alma mater - but we were informed sad yet long desired moments fleet- faced a hazy but hopeful future in the tomorrow. Class Officers President - R. L. Cranford Vice President - Jo Beth Blain Secretary - Jackie Montgomery Treasurer - Raymond Stewart 3-v' '-:5Eis:-1FESs!-L- re still much appreciated XS. S I