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

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THE MONTHS BEHIND . . . AND THE AHEAD Students of Temple High School, we give you in this 1967 Cotton Blossom, a calendar of events, that you may recall the experiences, both sad and joyful, of the past nine months. Along with these memories we extend good wishes for the future for each of the classes. Sophomores, as you have the greater part of your high school career ahead, we urge you to make the most of your opportunities. Keep your enthusiasm for high school and nourish your eagerness to learn. Juniors, you must realize the importance of the coming year. In becoming the new leaders of the school, you will meet more demanding responsibilities, and you will need to be diligent. Seniors, we hope that you will persevere in your attempts to attain success. We hope that you will achieve the high standards you have set. May the class spirit and loyalty you have felt this past year challenge you to take pride in all that you do. To accomplish these things you need self-confidence, honesty, and integrity. More important, you must always remember to call upon God for guidance through the coming years.

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Amo one wuo me MADE me PAST MONT!-IQ A eu In gratitude for the concern you have shown to our Senior Class, we proudly dedicate this annual to you, Miss Mary Elizabeth Holden. You have been 1T1OSt understanding to us and have worked hard for our Senior interests. We have been encouraged by your informative classes and friendliness to all. We hope that you will realize that your efforts have been truly appreciated. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 rf' '11f::1' 5 . .:,., 1 TVIA T Vizkr I ..,r. . EAV iv ,f ir if ,, K p-z Q Lzii rg f Taking time out from her many activities, among them grading senior research papers, Miss Holden has a short coffee break in the faculty lounge. After all, even teachers need a break every now and then.