Plemons High School - Indian Yearbook (Plemons, TX)

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we 5 ' . . .f r . ' 4 aff. - K ,M ' - 4, . ., f ,, , c ' L 'G ' -4,i,. y.,,-,.w-a'u1'S-+ '- April 3, 1941, TO THE STUDENTS OF PLEMONS HIGH SCHOOL: I congratulate you on this, the third edition of THE INDIAN. Since your last annual was published, the world has suffered the greatest reverses in the history of manxindg and hostilities are not yet at end. This turmoil, mingled with opportunities to work in war plants an high wages to boys and girls in industry, has caused high school students all over our country to forsake school for job. During a wave of prosperity in England, Rudyard Kipl- ing once said, nThe danger of the age is Youth will sell its life for wages.N The greatest act of patriotism you can show is to accept your American heritage a free education. The world' problems will soon fall upon the shoulders of your g ner ation The best insurance you can have that tho e who follow you may enJoy the same hexitage 1 to take advantage of the educational opportunities offered you My best wishes to the senior for your welfare and happiness as you leave us for fields of greater endeavor Sincerely, ceo uraham Superintendent ..g,.,.. x ,Q-'rr'W1' L, , i R' fV'l ' 1 . K , 1 mx X Q , ag I Fx 1 ,LE a A 34 . Lg ll - f ,fiq ' '13 1 f ' v 1' 1 . -i T2 - S . j- tx - , ' , m g . 1 Q 'X UI ' Q mg I ,HJ Z J . ' U1 'ggi' , ily ': x'l- . 1 if--fi IJ, U. E w 5' . ' KD ' ' I , w 5: auf wnxwvef-.Q-vil,1'S. '