Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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BED I Ull I UN Among the members of a graduating class of Temple High School not very many years ago was a young man --his name, Harry Clyde Farrell. During the short time we--the seniors of 1956--have known him, we have grown to appreciate him and his sense of humor greatly, because of his kindness, friendship, and understanding for us. Furthermore, knowing the untiring en- thusiasm which he has shown in helping our class in its fre- quent problems and activities, we dedicate this year's Cotton Blossom to him, who will long be reme ber by the Seniors of '56. N H-.-gi., lf if ily a -aa W -- , SS gil' W - gy U X X n of If '7 :ef it t it lu' - l ,su E.-ll! : ---I , ,, ,,1-1' - , - ,I V , -l .R or xl ib i Li X 'X K, 4 .,,.-,,4- --