Electra High School - Bengal Yearbook (Electra, TX)

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Miss Alice Durham Superintendent B. M. Dinsmore I A snub or 'rsusrsn S..'7z.I.'J.'Z,'l.'.21 Electra Public Schools KOWAID Doo-It is l, I DINSIORE, Super' nlln dum Electra, Texas T: the Students of llectrn Eigh Snhoolz A great eduantor recently said, 'Gui gave you n little lvul. Xt will be as big ee yuu Make it. Yfm brew it yourseltf Sslfisanns and greed 911-y rn pf-rt in the process. To the grant soul, the cannon welfare of :he group co:.es first. Sal! cones last. To be of the grent- est service to family, scnaol, coralunlty, and cfuntry, b xild :zur charenter cnrefully end well.. Much af this Lulliint, is nlrendg done and ls difficult or impossible h cnaage. The process in not completed in n ing, e .aonth or f- year. You are fortunate it you have bull: well thus far. You cen at least begin where yvu are and mild wzseljl frm.: ner: cn. Today five you n stronger or weaker person than you were yesterday. I-.eke that person stranger -men dag' than thnt of the any befwre. Train yazxrself ir. 5 e skills of mntheuatlcs, s::Len:e. Zmglhl.. ini the r--nt. I' -var ridicule ecfwlarship. Serzrrr-l Diuglns IlcArthLr bred' Lzeal fra: Wes: Point. in 1223 vit: :ze hi .2.el: sclnlnremp :-ttaimi there in tventg.--five years. Be mines: fun. ff-Ar. arf, cezparnte. :Ai-ee any sncrifice necessary fsr tee god of your country and h'.u.snit5' on yu 1: vm- nn: per-ce. 3-'ou Then :nur :entry cruz ieyex: fellow will honor you. and j'O:!' life will cn:'l:l1 the civllivatiitl if which it is A pen. Sincerely, 'g yzffeavfw . .,- n e, Hnrvey, Pr':1:l5,wl M l H A m A My A ymnwn n r ...snr H mmwn IQ , 3 ul 4. nr nr V '-IHHAM A ' .. . M... ... Electra Public Schools . ..,. . .,X, Electra! ll-x.,-, lla' S! lllllll EI ' 7lfR'1l'w ll...I if ' T e:t: x, il-me TlO !' S0llD7'Ll1Z Tru- :mrnlff -111: you ...ve limi. r P .V-1 erin..-'L 21.1-s zz. me ff: rg- .:' ' -1: -,-..,-5- .X LZff:v'f3i, to TLP 1 UT '13 f' .. Cf. f fi 61 3 YW' . .n- Iii- L gg my u..5 'ull' . ' cl- 1: . 1 ill 1 LAIHIGA. 0.5: ' ' ..- -.Jef-.. .nw-, new 5 .-,. ,. --. lr- .ez Saleen., ill, 5 .. ,A L1 l ,P 1 :ffl-' I C.X.4',li.ge 'J. QAXYD I L. Ye: Tn llZ'. T.l4.t you ,uw to rm' ,. l . lm, ,lm All, e...- .mn -f :mer up .r' Su...e :.u .er f 1 511. LL 'it yu.. ,Cn . .- ,. M , lf.: -l .,lx .tv J. .... .Z -- v.. 1-wir: V - 17,1 2 - f4.M.-.e,.., Blwitld 5 U I M Misss Melba Mulkey A Principal C. M. Harvey

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Miss Virginia Knapp seems to find fun in everything she does. The gayest parties and the funniest pranks are usually her' ideas. Miss Ruth Kirlcham's sincer ity and friendliness have made her a favorite, not only of mem bers of the Senior Class, but of the underclassmen as well l , l j . Miss Marjorie Harshbarger not onli keeps her department shin- i,n'g, but also has a shining per- sonality that radiates kindness to- ward everybody. Mr. Guzick's commanding per- sonality will not soon be forgotten. He's a fellow who can sell any- thing, including himself, to the public. Miss Lois Rea keeps music in the air and always has things humniing in the Junior class. Her gracious manner is admirable. Miss Lucy Cawlfield's eag ness to take part in everything, both work and play made her a valuable . teacher, advisor, and Senior Class sponsor,