Eldorado High School - Talon Yearbook (Eldorado, TX)

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LEFT! DAVE WILL!AMSON-SUPERINTENDENT RIGHT! HOWARD AYCOCK-H-S. PRINCIPAL OUR SCHOOL IS NOT JUST A PLACE TO PREPARE FOR LIFE AFTER WE GET OUT INTO THE WORLD. LIVING GOES ON WHILE WE ARE STILL IN SCHOOL. ONE USUALLY MAKES THE SAME KIND OF CIT- IZEN IN LATER LIFE THAT HE MADE IN HIS ASSOLIATION WITH HIS FELLOW- CLASSMATES IN HIGH SCHOOL. WE SHOULD THEREFORE STRIVE TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL THE BEST POSSIBLE BY BEING GOOD CITIZENS IN SCHOOL. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CHAR ACTER, NO SUBSTITUTE FOR HONESTY, AND NO SUBSTITUTE FOR WORK. THESE THINGS HELP TO MAKE GOOD CITIZENS, AND EACH MUST GAIN THEM FOR HIMSELF. A fANgJg EUUCATUR umcz AKvAuL5. I IRL TNLORY OF VSTRERRLINL' LQULRTIDN. BY THIS HE NLANT TRRDRINO DDT THL RORTRLESS IDEAS, EQUIPMENT, AND BUILDINGS, AND PUTTING IN NLR, YY I! STREAMLINED PARTS, JUST A5 THE AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURED UOCS DALH YEAR IN ORDER TO IMPROVE HIS AJIO- RODILE. THIS LOOTD MONEY, DDT TRD PROFITS ARE LARGE AND THERE I3 A COITINUAL ADVANCE INSTEAD OT SIAKINU IN THE PROVEQBIAL QUT. SCHOOLS NIvE A HARD TIME SECDRINO ENOUGH MONEY TO HSTREANLINEU, DDT IT WILL PAY DIV- IDENDS IN THE LONG RON. wnIT wODIO You THINK OF RIDING AROUND IN A 1910 MODEL CAR, WITH OPEN TOP, HIGH PRESSURE TIRES, AND OVER THE OLD LANES THEY ODEO TO CALL ROADS? we ARL DOING THAT IN OUR SCHOOLS TODAY, AND TRYING TO STAY DP WITH THE NSN NSTREAMLINEDH SET- UPS OV OTHER SECTIONS. THE ELDORADO SCHOOLS COULD STAND A LOT OF NSTREAMLININSH. I

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The opening date for this play was Monday, Sept. 4, 1939, in the Iiitiwrndu High School. The student actors had returned from a summerk vzteation to resume their roles. Some returned to greet old friends and others returned to make new ones. So- eggs 219 Ce X e Y GKSQYXU

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