Detroit High School - Eagle Yearbook (Detroit, TX)

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principals message — The planning ana the production of a yearbook is a big and difficult job, even in a small school, yet you Seniors have tackled it, .apparently without fear or hesitation. I am sure you will finish it in good time and in good style, just as you have done many other assignments during your high school years. Assuming responsibility of a task and carrying it through to a successful end is one of the things that contributes to a happy and useful life. May each of you, and all of our students, have happy successful lives is my sincere wish.

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 The hidden heads carry the heavy grain. So spoke a thought- ful man, whose name I am unable to recall. A field of wheat was the subject of conversation. So it is in life. One must look closely for the best. It i Seldom the most evident. I hope you will develop the power of discrimination, that you may be able to distinguish between the genuine and the false.

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Vote on School Bond Feb. 14 school publicity School Bonds ' Carry 88 to 7 Jr‘d uZTJ '«Superintendent Fisher Gives Some “ „“1 was called for Saturday,. I © L C ince of $55,000 00 bonds to determine whether th | |T1 P 0 T T 0 FI I vCnOOl ItJCtS a new elementary school Independent School Distr to 7 votes against. The issue $55,000.00 in schc «vas threatening nearly for the purpose of reb and may have kept seme grammar school building om registering their ap The election will be h For two y ars the need of a new elementary school build disapproval high school building wi in8 has been a favorite topic of conversation among community uilding is expected to be Couccill, presiding judge leaders Early in the school year 1951-52 preliminary steps on the present grounds Hill, Miss Clem Pearce were faken t0 mske a tudy of thc n ds of the sch3ol district work is to begin as soon Clay Stafford, judge and and t0 explore the possibilities of meering these needs rangements can be made. The issuance of these 1 c , 4 , , t J L „ , I likely be in a few weeks. not affect the tax rate nor of the district inspection The Superintendent was instructed by the Board to con- tact some reputable building engineer with the view of employ j-n po 0 make an exhaustive inspection of the present build- '® “ L CituX Puhli » Waok 'rite. a report of his findings ™a report was tobeie fUUIlt uLIIUUl f V vVl bans of a decision bv the patrons of the school district ill JU March 1 - 7 bar is of a decision by the patrons of the school district (her they would overhaul the old building at a nomi 3etroit Eagles lost t0 th( r construct an entirely new building , of DMgt 45B Tuesday The public schools of our com e this pUn could be put into execution the schoolLDetroit by a sc-ore of J2 munity invite you to visit the class or negro children burned Confronted with the new™18 waS thf th,rd 9tra,ght rooms where your children are re-,, lh- Board set aside the p|an long enough to rcst0re0r ‘he “glw’ Winner 01 ceiving the benefits of one of the !l00| building. With on’y $5000 insurance on the de-, J;B' Tbe.v tb l greatest heritages of democracy, a ti!dins, ,h's was no small task To the credit of the Meet at K,Ig0rc Feb 2b public school education. You the rat;ence of the public may be posted the success-P°mt man “ Eag1 parents are urged to visit the :ian of this job for on December 29, 1952. the w Im sworth ’v,th 14 pomu, public schools this week. Learn at ;ost was pajd The overall cost of the restora . r i .s first hand just what is being done tc,} $I2 000. The co|ored citizens of the Du UetrOlt fii9glGS (lO to make your sons and daughters ,sed wjth their new school and are keeping m ■-» . ■ n I rt m American citizens Detroit - TO ReglOHal FeD. 26 Public School Week Ql iw a • m s % • • 11' The Detroit nnc J Playoff for District tSJZTJS defeate. Hollingsworf M(,et at Kilgore Feb 26. Service March 1 The Detroit Eaglettes Sunday evening, March 1, Springhiil Tuesday night by ; Pearce 7:30 o’clock the third annulscore of 59 to 34, and moved int Arrasmith Public School Week service will B a two out of three playoff witf Pol,an •• held at the Detroit High Schoj Avery for the District Champion Miller • • • auditorium. Ray Roberts of N ship The first game of the play Pleasant will bring the message Prelude. Song—“God Bless America.” Invocation Hymn The School and the Patrons Supt. C. M. Fisher. Special song — Miss Betty Melton. Prsyer—Rev. Dan Walker. Introduction of speaker. Address — Ray Roberts of Pleasant. Hymn. RpnpHirf Inn—A P N off will be Thursday night, Fet 12, at Avery. Detroit’s scorers weie Latimer with 27; M. Broadway, 23; King, ! Defeat Springhiil; SliWin District Edwards Faucett Springhiil McCrary... M OX °ope, M... Mewkirk ... Smith .... L On Tuesday, night, Feb 17, th boys All Star game will be playec at Detroit. The Eagles have three non-con ference games scheduled befon they enter the Regional. The firs Totals will he the return game at Bailey boys A and B, Friday, Feb. 13 Then Monday, Feb 16, they pla; the Paris Junior College “B (earn which will be the curtain-raise of the PJC Cameron JC game, Paris. On Monday, Feb. 23 th boys and girls teams from Grant The Detroit Eagles defeated Hooper Ok'a » wlD play the Detroit team p00per.......at Detroit. All basketball fans, are urged t attend the remaining games, e went through unde- Meals...........P«cially the home games, to boos Springhiil here Tuesday night by All Stars - a score of 104 to 35. This was Stedham ... the last game of district play and Fleming the Eagles