Lamesa High School - Tornado Yearbook (Lamesa, TX)

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ns are meeting the tests of unanticipated war problems Lt and production of necessary materials or conforming to Il regulations in the interest of our whole population. Our ' 'e equal to the unusual tasks, thanks to the training receiv- X mes, churches, schools, and in work. sa High School is represented in the current war by of men and women who are serving our Nation with d distinction. They are to be found in all phases of service and civilian activity. Their records cannot be detail but enough is known that we are justified in ud of the quantity and quality of service they are render- have responded to serve with honor and distinction in s not expected during their student days. Their training e time pursuits enabled them to take up new studies x nsibilities promptly and efficiently. They have enhanced tation of the school by their achievements. o now to join them in various affairs of life. Your services d. You have done your school work well. The co-opera- faculty and other leaders has been of high quality. Your response to aiding in the war efforts has been most . We are glad to recommend you to your predecessors chool and to the world at large for the subject matter studied and passed successfully and the worthy qualities ship you have manifested in your student life. A strength is in the character and integrity of its people. y, therefore, is well defined, and you will meet the needs e faithfully and honestly. -V. Z. ROGERS, Superintendent of Lamesa Schools. irst year for me to serve as your high school principal is fast drawing to a close. This has not been her year for you as a student in this institution, nor has it been just another year for me. It is a ever, in which I have learned to know a large part of the fine, loyal student body of Lamesa High nd I sincerely appreciate the cooperative and Sympathetic reception given me by the faculty and the an enviable position which Lamesa High School holds in the hearts of hundreds of its graduates and ts. They are scattered all over the world during this great conflict. Wherever they are, they hold raditions and ideals that they helped to establish and that we must uphold. It is my fondest hope that ar draws to a close, it may be said that we have built well on the pattern set for us in the past and and women of character and ability will go out this year as a result of our united efforts. -J. H. NORRIS, Principal of Lamesa High School. Board Gif Education E. W. Renner ..,..,....,......... ................,.,........ S ecretary J. H. Harp .,.............,. ........,......... P resident John Allen Jr. L. B. Vaughn C. A. Baldwin T. D. Randle W. J. Beckham .4..

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