Port Arthur High School - Sea Gull Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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vuvuvuvuvuvnHrvuvuvuvvvuvuvuvuvuvuvun vuvuv OREWORD N presenting this, the fifth volume of Lhe SEAGULL, to a student body yearly growing mm-o disrriminating, wear? hoping to achieve the high standard set by our predecessors. If in years to come this book shall bring happy memories of youthful friends; if in years to come it shall bring back to some of us the enthusiasm, faith, and ambitions of our school days, then indeed will the editors be content. H U Hnnnnnunlulunuuu:InnHnlxnunuununnmn IIAHAHAMInININAKAHAKAKAHAMANAHANANANAHAI

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movements The Class of 1916 has adle many improvements to last year's publication, but they are of the opinion, as the book goes to press, that next year's class will find as many more, improvements to add. The fact that each editor of the Seagull sues many ways to improve thJ hook is what makes the publication what it is today, the, host of its kind in the State Each and every member of the classes that have published a volume of the Seagull have gone at the task in a husincss like way, and have put the host that they possessed into the'hook. VVhercvel' you find an alumnus you will also find a copy of the Seagull with the same date 011 its cover that appears on the class ring of its owner, and you will also he imprvssed with the examples of student work the book contains Many, who have carefully examined the book, have remarked upon the high class of student activities sml represented therein; they have hern made to realize that Port Arthur post the most up-toidate school system in the South. The Seagull is a constant source of comfort and joy to its owners, for it never fails to bring back distinct remembrancos of school days, of friends that stood by you in the days you were, getting your education, and who have since, been separated from you As you look through the pages of the Seagull, and gaze upon the pictures of your classmatcs, how great is that longing which arises within you, the longing to again take your place among your old class- mates in Port Arthur, and have those same teachers endeavor to crowd some knowledge into that grey matter which is supposed to be in the rogioo of your body known as the headl You could go back to the school house, for it is still there, but you would not be satisfied, in fact you would feel almost out of place, for all your classmates are gone, they are out in the world, making: good, and the only thing that you have to remember them by is the, publication which they, as well as you, helped to publish, the Seagull

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MR. G. M. SIMS OUR SUPERINTENDENT An advocate of progress, a believer in justice, the admired and respected friend of all, we dedicate this, the flfth volume of THE SEAGULL