Cumby High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cumby, TX)

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' e t ... -ans:-s ...F -' Q15 N' --Qui, JL-,,, may vv -'B ORGANIZATIONS sc- '-9::' rf 'qflflle ' Wwe the members of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, in defense of our beloved country and our country's most sacred heritage and responsibility, her sons and daughters, do hereby solemnly pledge ourselves individually and as an or- ganization: YTo remember with reverence and love the ideals of our Founders, who cherished above all else the welfare of the whole child. nTo continue with zeal and devotion our efforts to secure and preserve a good life for all child- ren, even in the face of war and disaster. WTO preserve in discovering new avenues of ser- vice and help to youth. 'To strive forever forward, counting no effort wasted that brings us a little nearer to the ideal of a world founded on the principle of human bro- therhood. WTo protect our children against all the dangers of war, whether those dangers be physical, mental or spiritual. NTo keep the faith delivered unto us by our forefathers, who hewed this America out of the wild- erness and dedicated it to liberty, justice, happi- ness and truth for every human being.W W4

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t .,..., I . -..:. -. f 'N---- J' ft- Ig, 'I .c ..,' ,HRX l1ru N HOMER BRAMLETT Businesslwanager GERALD CARPENTER Editor R. T. WILLIAMSON, Assistant Editor wimonnmm' BOARDMAN A Sweetheart R. J. BOLTON Sponsor 12 WANDA ROMACK Sweetheart The F. F. A. Chapter has undertaken to edit the third issue of the Trojan., Each staff member has played a very definite part in the production of the l9AA Trojan and in trying to record the happenings and achievements of this year in such a manner that the 1944 Trojan will remain a living image of the memorable events and personalities of the year. We have endeavored to give an insight into school life as we have seen it through.eyes unmarred by prejudices and malice. We wish to attribute to each person their part of recognition, tri- bute, and appreciation in accordance with the cooperation offered by them for the maintenance of these standards of success. ES- pecially do we thank the business firms who have cooperated with us. We sincerely hope that you have received full returns from your advertising. ' ' In future days when you are reminiscing, we hope this vol- ume will bring back pleasant memories of school dnys. 'Ne hope the Trojan will be continued in future years and wili become one of the schools finest traditions. ,