San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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MR. ROGERS MISS JOHNSON MR. GATES Principal Dean Ass't Principal f ,I , 514' I 4 Faculty When we pause to think Of what these soldiers of education have had to contend with in the execution of their duties we will marvel at their patience and kindness toward us, the student body of '2-3. They have untiringly striven to make intelligent and moral men and women of us. There have been times when we thought we were being held under rules that were too strict, but today as we meditate, we will softly laugh at our childish illusions and thank our faculty for bearing with us so tolerant- ly. We are deeply grateful to our registrars, those good samaritans who guided us through our high school careers, always aiding us in the pinches. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Gates, our principal and assistant principal, we cannot thank enough for the deep consideration they have shown us in these years that we have been here. Their friendship was interminable and their advice golden. For Miss Johnson, our beloved dean, we cannot say enough. She is everything that we think of our mothers as being. She is faith, hope, and charity brought to life.

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