Elkhart High School - Elkhorn Yearbook (Elkhart, TX)

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Mosley, Fred Munsinger, Bill Munsinger, Raymond Myrick Clyde Nation Lloyd' Nation J. C. Nivens, Everett Nelms, Doyal Nelms, Willie 0'Neal Calvin Parker, Jack Parker S. l Parks, Dwight Parks, Mitchell Paxton Cullen Paxton Eugene Paxton Jim Bob Paxton Joe P. Paxton Oswald Paxton Tom Keen Payne, J. D. Pelhan, Curtis Pelhan, James N. Pelham, Melvin Peterson, P. T. Price. Franklin Ray, Carvis Ray, Eldon Ray, Raymond Mds,JwnRw Rutledge, Rutledge, Rutledge Rutledge Salmon, Salmon, Salmon, Salmon, Seymour, Shaver, Shelton, Sheridan Sheridan Shuptrine, George simpson, Skeen, E Snith, Snith, E Smith, Smith, W Spaith, Stanton, Starr, C Arnold Arthur , Virgel , warren Eldean Granville J. L. Walter Clarence L. B. Hubert , Grady , Joe B. Travis rnest Earl I'fl6St R. C. illiam J. Kenneth Lester . H. Starr, Ruth Yaylor, Condie Taylor, Johnson Teel, George Tharp, B inurman, Thurman. Monorably Killed in illy Bernard Roland' Discharged Action Jr. Trigg, Hayden Tyer, Grady Vaughn, Billy Vaughn, Homer R. Wahlers, San Waller, Doyle Walling, Faulkner Walston, Hugh Walston, Lorenzo mm,mmnLu Ward, T. R. Ward. Willard Watts, Rueben Welch, Jimmie Wells, Earl Wells, Warren Whitaker, Melvin Weisinger. Delbert Wilson, Rafe Wboley, John R Wood, Robert P. Woodard, Dave Woodard, Harold Woodard, Kelly Woodard, S. L Wynne, Elmer Wynne, Harold Wynne, P. D. Jr.

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,wk wgggfy, 4.1521-'A . ' ,. 1-, 1 Y ! 1 Y ,H2Ei EAQQQ ..h. Q vflwhgy v nu? P I k 1 u.. ANT if ' 'QS 1 ' ,.f,, Q H .1 . . aHi.F3.w ,,qYl,V3 N. V1 'X 1 V f- ng we vw. V. . ji - - avi fy. P5 'X nl ' 18A :El WQNI if ...S ati? 55. 1 1 S. , sf. 1 ' 'fe' A ,tag Q5 'y , G l 5 'E 52 .5 151. sf gf. P .zgi fix nfs? J,-I mgfpg. -. , tX'n.RzKXC-.-' f -, J ,W M,M-W,A H .gp ? 4 .r9f5avf41f:w JULIAN P. GREER ELKHART PUBLIC scHooLs pmmanrn mums sun. ELKHART, inxas January 4, 1944 To the Seniors of 1944: Greetings: J While the entire high school is this year spon- soring the annual, it is to the Seniors we are say- ing U ood Byen' so with all the faculty I bid you HGod Speedn. Your opportunities are multitudinous, but your responsibili ies are many. War will concern most of you vitally, although it seems you may be shared its horrorspersonally. As soon as the war is over you must readlnst yourself to a new economic period of fierce compe ition. Science and techno ogy have many improvements in store for those who are ready to avail themselves of the opportunities presented. Those who have saved some money will be able to have Hquick freezingu and air-conditioned houses for better health and more com- plete living. The slu gard and the s endthrift will continue to be out of fuck. Save at feast ten per cent of what you are lucky enough to save at least nities ahead. Get a colleg what it is all a out. Many never learn and remain unsatisfied throughout life. Attend the c urch of your choice regularly and keep your spiritual self fortified to overcome the trials and roubles that are sure to beset everyone. Resolve to be a happy person in old age and you will not want to make t e mistakes that al of us know will lead to unhappiness. Our hope is that your stay in the glkhart High chool will help you to have a happier uture. earn and enjoy the future. If you to get a war job, make up your mind hal of what you make for the opportu- e education if you can and find out Sincerely yours, JPG: M Julian P. Greer I rr-'yvvzwqv - I -ying 34 givirf fx 44' I qv 1, 1- :fx