El Campo High School - Echo Yearbook (El Campo, TX)

Page 15 text:

444444'Q 4?'45f 15I i 4iI 181 51'Q44-QQQQQQQQQQ-4544444-QQ? HEDQQIT5 ' b. 7 , ' q '94 ufSz'a'e 'Uiew of0la'E. C. H. S. TO OUR TEACHERS Dajxv that are soon drprzrlefl, Hours tlzolj7:r into years Ziff noir your rloparlurr with tomar. Like Ihr' Rvllzezgorm M old, You lzfzvo laugh! 145 tha' Fulure to unfold. lforsfs that are oflrn ropmlefl No! oerauxr wr low llzefn 50, Tlzfir beauty i5 fonfeilm' In the book we .rolriom know. Our knowlfdgo ix like the Springtimf, ily .rfrenfars find ryllzm if slow, our Tlzoughts are centered in Plmfzzre and not on the Pooh of old. Page clvvcn

Page 14 text:

4'4 3'4 5 Q'5'-Q'-5 5 S Q is'? 6-'?'-f? Sf 3 iW+'f? 'M32'-i4 4B2 if i1 Q vE2-'6f'+5f'-i-'32 'Ef 4S1 41 'SW'-5 HEYDQQITE The Hzgb Scfzool fuz'la'z'1zg may be that some of us, on entering the school grounds, have felt the desire come over us to do some desperate thing, something that would put the old school house out of our sight forever. How we some- times hate the sight of the building and the thought that we would have to spend many years within its gloomy halls, studying and pondering over some hard subject that maybe we would never have any use for. But remember, boys and girls, that some day you will realize the good that you got from the hard work you put forth to get your daily lessons. You will be thankful that you can make your way in the world Without putting forth the eFforts that the common, uneducated, day laborer has to put forth. Just remember that there are older men and women than you are, and if they did not See the advantage of the school building it would not be there for you. Put forth an honest effort and in later years you will not regret it. Page ten

Page 16 text:

-S ? 452 i1 fEW-'Q? ? Sf 4? S 431'431''i5f fE1 3f 21 5 4?'4 ? 4B2''31 ? i1 S1 ?'-4? v3 4?-'5 5'-41-'f3 ? Q Sf'-41'-i1'4 HECZLQIT6' E' .1 's l l I J l A l A is . l ' o i . him.- 4 fu w w,.:ei1g,W, Q Sourfz Side Ward School Most of us can remember the year that we spent at the South Side. Hardly a person ever graduates from old E. C. H. S. but who has spent a year or so in the ward school. No professor to catch you in all you dog no men teachers to keep you from having all the fun you wish. This is a year of real pleasure and enjoy- ment and if you ever had such a year of school work in your life? Somehow you can't seem to forget the good old times you once had in going to the old 'KSouth Side. When you get to the High School you must settle down to real work and all the pleasure you get there is the knowledge that you are making the best grades in your class, which after all gives more real satisfaction in the years that are to come. Page luielve