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

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ul The staff of the SAN JACINTO EL OROSO takes great pride in present- ing to you, the students who make up the heart and soul of San Jacinto High School, this record of the past school year. We sincerely hope that this volume will he the true interpretation of that which We have gained from our faculty, each other, and those who have gone before us to prepare the way. It is our high hope that in future years this hook will have captured clearly the memories of friends' faces, the spirit which embodied your hearts, and the activities which you made true to life. May all that we have learnecl become as a plant, Nurturecl on Spiritual food, That what we become may profit as nothing but heavenly gain, And that this plant would not wither anal Clie, But live on eternally. THE EDITOR ww

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'NA Unknowing, as +he wind 'rhey come Compulsed by hand of lawg 0 ,,,-1. -ZZ. isif Q0 :W 1 I , X ff Trying +o learn some knowledge here lf no+ +oo sfruck by awe. Timid bashful Sophs 'rhey come To learn whai is in sfore. Filled wifh dreams of high success They've read in books of 'yore. To gef in sfep is easy-yer, l+'s hard a bear 'ro be, THE BALLAD OF THE BEARS For good bears wanl much more 'lhan ius'I' Some fun or fancy free. So firsl some learn +0 play a drum Or Gaucho bugle calls: Or run fhe 'rrack or break 'lheir back A+ playing volleyball. They 'rhink +hey're growing up a+ lasl' And +rue+hey're1hinking right Aboul' +o be a Junior bear . . . Here comes The dawning ligh+. And back +o school in fall +hey come . . . Resembling scholars now. Excepl' for why's and how's. And when old spring rolls round again They're +ired . . . and glad +o go. A+ las+ again a summer's wail' Growing bears an+icipa're. Anofher year +his lime +he bes+, The one from which fhey graduale. Oh, rush . . . Wil'r 'rhou nor spare me sle Some res'r, a minu+e's pause? These bears can hardly keep up pace They're breaking nal'ure's laws. Trig and language, roo. Yearbook copy deadlines mel' And s+ill +here's more fo clo. Final cramming, +es+s +0 pass Searching for advice Of college enfrance grades and such These seniors are precise. S' wwf 1 ff, 'bokxvxeu 1-Z G f ' 1.7 6 Q Tlfff Q S it I p N X , X ff yux'T , .' ,fi , If . Q4 xx , luv, 4 .2 5' - . So ihen +ha+ long awaiied nighr Rolls round, and wiih a sigh. . . The Senior bears bid Fond farewell To San Jacinio High. J They've long forgoHen wha+ 'rhey learned F527 G- Lf x Glu Elecied fo some offices 5. U- They fain mus'f make fheir show: 45 '- 6 Teas, and dances . . . banquers, games . . . , Q X S

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,,:,, , F av, NY, u are-an WMM ' ANDENBE R GER-Our Principal timxlmhmxjwmmfgqggidmd s. amaoeuaencen, v,1f.a,,.1 1300 HOLMAN AVENUE Hrs. un-menu uucem, umm.. BRYAN SHAVER, Animanz Pvincxpal Mn, HARNETT GODLEY, Dgdl HOUSTON Lx, TEXAS l want to make my EL OROSO message this year a salute to San Jacinto. My salute is to the faculty because they are cooperative day by day and long-suffering in a crisis, because they are vitally interested in their work as teachers, and because they are devoted to the best interests of their pupils. My salute is to the students because they are loyal to their school and their principal, because they show vitality not only in the classroom but in all other activities of the school, and because their spirit is wholesome and fine. My salute is to San Jacinto as a whole because, through the many years of its existence, it has earned a reputation that cannot be surpassed. My salute is to the EL OHOSO staff. Your sponsor guidei, directed and inspired the student staff at all times. The complete staff was motivated by only one desire--to produce an an- nual that is a credit to the school of which all are so proud. ...,..................,-...-a..-..-