Dumas High School - Demon Yearbook (Dumas, TX)

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FLOYD S ELLIOTT PRESIDENT GEORGE MURPHY SECRETARY HOMER FOREMAN T E DOBBINS O HARRIS EXECUTIVES Bumaz lguhlir Svrhnnln J. Eumag, M, LA::52f:A5:?2zi2LON FRED W. JONES PRINCIPAL GRADE SCHO 'Tis the human touch in this world that counts The touch of your hand and mine which means far more to the fainting heart Than shelter or bread or wine. For shelter is gone when the night is o'er And bread lasts only a day. ' But the touch of the hand and the sound of the voice Sing on in the soul alway. Sincerely yours, QQ!! rFgZEL5ZZ'26 Paul S. Rogers, Superintendent g,u ugsdge I3

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVES 911111515 iinhlir Srhnnia J W. PRESUDENT SIJPERINTENDENT GEORGE MURPHY LAWRENCE BROTHERTON SECRETARY HOMER FOREMAN Eumag, 511,235 PRINCIPAL Bc COACH T E DOBBINS FRED w. JONES. E 0 HARRIS PRINCIPAL. GRADE school 1943-44 ff- X .X 1 f To the Students of Dumas High School Despite the War I feel that Dumas High School has enjoyed a profitable year. Many of our new students have seen the Panhandle at its worse--remember the Snow storms: and the old timers feel that we shouldn't have any more dust storms-ever. We have had as many socials- Dances, Class parties and picnics, plays and victory concerts as we could have under the tire and gas shortage. So, won't it be fun when Dad will let us have the family automobile again. If not the car-the family p1ane,what! -qA9Sincerely, Lawrence Brotherton, Principal