Deport High School - Acorn Yearbook (Deport, TX)

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,J ,,,. .xx F acuity MRS. ED, HELLENY MR. LLOYD MRS, CLYDE BARHAM, IR. MRS. RUSSELL LAWLER MRS. MORRIS PARKS MISS INA SPARKS MRS, GEORGE CHEATHAM MISS GRACE HORN LM MRS, JOE MOORE MR, GORDON ISBELL MRS. MORRIS DEWEESE MR. L, P, GRIFFIS S S ' 1214- 4'1i.7m' 1- 'I 'Ef:.-,im--mg iq -f , 39? I 1523 1 l E' I 1 i Lew fi S . A A ,Q ffl iffy' f V - ., In . 5 MR, MAC WEBB - MR, GEORGE CHEATHAM MRS, MARIE MARTIN Lila

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,,g,, F, DE: ar to a on t in l this atlVLO with matt to m to T sent Om' Superintendent Qleport iguhlic guchnole areenr nnumin. ..........v........ Drvnrl. Wtlnli February 22, 1956 Friends: 1 In a short time another school term will come closeg another milestone to mark your progress he highway which leads to success, or feilure, ife will have been reached. The purpose of school is to try to provide such a wholesome sphere and such worthwhile experiences, along your training in the fundamentals of subject er and basic skills, that you will be prepared eet the problems of life successfully and be able ake advantage of the opportunities when they pre- themselves. Regardless of how well we have suc- ceeded in doing this, the final decision will be your Sn ihe progress that you have made during this school year and the wonderful spirit of cooperation which has been manifested by students, teachers, lunch room workers, bus drivers, fnd the entire com- munity has been pleasing to me. As we approach the close of the school term, I can truthfully say that, in my estimation, this has been one of the best school years in which I have had the pleasure of work may days ing. Congratulations to you for a job well done, and the richest blessings of life be yours in the to come. Sincerely yours, Our Principal Depart llxxlrlir gnhoole an-ue annum. -.....,..v.......v Wvvort. nun 'Tr-hr'mry QS, less Wear' Fri tends? As we anne no the end nf another school year, 1 when fhqv each student ls able Ln lnok beer ever arp yewr's work ana he nrnnn or :he nncomollshments he her nnne. I hone that unch of you een say, honestly, MI have done my heen.H vnu have been in een nrncess nf leyxnr nerr nf the ?EEnnensen for 'foul' L'll e tknee 'wrist few Schhol 'VVBIILHSQ sh0u1dn't :EGF errerne, then, have been your very best? z wenle 11ke to eny uthanksu for the loyal ennnnre nhnn has been elven nur school nhxe year by the naronts end ratrons an Lhxe eennunlry. Your nreeenee at nur vnraene ne:1v1:1ee anrxne the year and e11 vnnr ether means er ern1h1n1ne annereee ln our school ere vlmel factors vn ennrrzennsng to its swf-f-ess . rhenx yen nenin for vnnr ennnrxhneren in mek- xnr vh1e e very nlessant, nrnwrasslve school term. Slnroraly yenre, LEC' .ns

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Depovt School Board GEORGE CHEATHAM ALBERT ROACH CLAUD BURKS RAY WOODARD WALKER DEVLIN FRED SWINT, President Not Pictured: E.E. KIRKLAND, Secretary EARL GARDNER Health Nurse MRS, VERNON STROUP EDGAR STONE MR, PORTER MISS EDYTHE MCINTOSH Special Education Supervisor Supervisor Not Pictured R. E. MASON, County School Superintendent