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

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EI. 0ll0S0 1936 FOREWORD Education makes us men and exalts us to a station of dignity more compatible with the orig- inal design of our Creator. -iWlRAlil'lAU H. LAMAR

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CENTENNIAL EnI'rmN V TS. ,.C::t:ffoio:2,. GOVERNOR Xu --2 X IQBQ. xuxmnuxrn PAT NORZLAND EXECUUVE DEPARTMENT Mumfuwnw AUSTINJTEXAS I February 17, 1936 1 Students of San Jacinto High School N Houston, Texas Greetings: I want to wish for each of you success. I I know that you who are about to graduate 9 will carry with you memories of many pleasant hours spent in building the foundation for your education. It will indeed be a privilege for you who are seniors to graduate S during the Texas Centennial year. I Certainly no greater inspiration could be given any graduating class than the fact that it is grad- uating on the one hundredth anniversary of Texas independ- ence. The traditions of Texas should ever remain an inspiration to then. With my best wishes, I am P Sincerely yours, Governor of Texas JvA,EN - .. T -..l