San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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PB. iHHlK ltfhfu We deeply regref ilfze loss of one of our oeloved foculigy members Her memory wzll Zmger forever m Une mmds and Ifzeorfs of C127 who knew her Her .spzrzi perszsience ond her work shall cozfzimue io exzsi ilfzrouglfz ber siudenis who loved ber ond worked wzih her m all .she underioole ...wwf ani So luve that when thy summons comes to lonn The innumerable caravan which moves To that mysterlous realm where each shall take Has chamber In the silent halls of death Thou go not like the quarry slave at night Scourged to has dungeon but sustamed and soothed By an unfalterlng trust approach thy grave Lrke one who wraps the drapery of has couch About hum and hes down to pleasant dreams 3 I1 Ksad r To those of us who knew hum he was not only a teacher but a friend to those of us who loved hum he was not only a frlend but an msplratlon 7 2 . 5 I . - I . . ' I A . I I . V 4 I t Q, 5 l F Q ' , f S - . xc 5 I . . .

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o THE cLAss or 1945. ,,,,,,,,,,,, .aa-s ,f-'il ff, .A .wo gif '7 the curtain s mystic fold The glowing future lies unrolledf' BRET HARTE This the fateful year of i945 is a crucial time In the lives of American men and women of American boys and gurls For you we have made an effort in this our opening year of leadership at San Jacinto to preserve as much of the lighter and more romantic scenes of life as possible amid the tragedy of a world conflict by fostering and per- petuating wholesome student activities. We sincerely hope the future will add immeas- ureably to pleasure and enioyment in your respective dramas. We have tried to devote all our efforts and energies toward the upbuilding of youth, which is culture, character, and true worth to your fellow men and your country. May your motto be Tomorrow's success is founded on today's preparation. E.fD.f30La l hope l have had some small part, in these few months at your alma mater, to have been an occasional prompter backstage with words of cheer and encouragement. Were I to advise you at all about your play of life, I should do so through the immortal words of Pope, Honor and shame from no condition rise, Act well your part, there all the honor lies. fd?