Groesbeck High School - Taog Yearbook (Groesbeck, TX)

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A. R. Henderson T.C.D. President of Board 13 years on Board Insurance C. E. Gregory N.T.S.T.C. Vice President 4 years on Board J. 0. Ashton Secretary 5 years on Board Merchant E. L. Connally Trinity University 8 years on Board Undertaker J. F. Jackson Meridian-State U. 6 years on Board Livestock Dealer E. E. Browder 4 years on Board Grocery Bruce Campbell 3 years on Board Lumber Co. John D. Richards Business Manager Groesbeck Ind. District Tax-Assesor-Collector

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ffltOST They also serve who only stand and wait. —Milton You're the woman at home. You don't wear a uniform and you haven't a ti'tle. You're the woman who has learned how to do without help. You make the beds and wash the dishes and cook meatstretching stews. You care for your children. You scrub their ears, and you send them smiling to school. , You love your children, and you want them to be secure in a free America. You write happy letters to the soldier boys scattered around the world. You, your work, and your place in a country at war makes you one of the greatest reserves of strength in America today. You, and homes like yours, are what the boys, to whom this annual is dedicated, are fighting for!

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My Dear Friends: Nothing binds men together or helps them understand and appreciate each other more than common experiences. That art or literature which never dies, describes experiences or expresses thoughts and feelings common to men. I am thinking of these lines written by Whittier: Of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest are these, it might have been . Why do these words live? They express truth. Everyone knows the moaning of it might have been . We have all known the dismay, the heartache of some irretrievable loss that could have been prevented had we been wiser or quicker. Today the entire world is caught in a disaster because we were not wise or ready.