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

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F To the Graduating Class ot l946: You have come to the end of three years in San Jacinto High School and are soon to commence a new era in your lives. These three years have meant much to you, but to say that you have realized all your hopes would be untrue. You do know that you have taken a step in the right direction. During these three years you have developed worthy friendships. You have developed the courage and initiative to undertake those things most worthwhile, although the ditticulties you encountered may have been great. I sincerely hope that while you lingered here with us that the knowledge you have acquired may be most useful, and that the inspirations you have received lead to appreciations and accomplishments that are worthwhile. IE. C. GATES, Principal