Seymour High School - Panther Yearbook (Seymour, TX)

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we fm ' my X ,, 0+ 1 A22 . -'H MQMMAJAJ Ar Miss Ruby Lee Shipp Mrs. W A. Baker English Soci Science 'E-sl' Mr. Odell Wlnter Physical Education QQ Miss Dorothy Coffey Mathematics Mr.'Nick'0wen Vocational Agriculture 'Wh -W lj JM iw Ml W' ' -'ft dll! 'TF' yglyfjfdiso Ma aff' Jones 1:5 Speech Miss E1oiee'Wi11iams Miss Loreta Morton Librarian Home Economics Mr. Don Taylor Band Mathematics 'F x A '1lP

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In troublesome times like these today, we face a great crises. To of the United States, defense is a ' National Unity. For young men and women of our public school, the term defense must have a two fold meaning. It must mean protection of our way of life and protection against the time when ones occupation is to be thought of. It is my sincere desire that each student in our school meet both these emergencies in a satisfactory manner. fzfwl' M WWW 071, meet and solve our problems, we must 4 ' p epare in advance. For all citizens ,V , V Q T 'x 5: u V u To the Graduates of 1942: May I com end you upon your achievement of graduation frgm Seymour High it has meant on your part As you with strife, School. I know that much self-denial up- to attain this goal. enter a world torn it is my sincere prayer you will forever be able to PHY PeSDect to the Stars and Stripes of Freedom rather than homage to Hitler. Your friend, . fri. ,,,, 1 .

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Miss Flora Yarbrough English Mr. Oscar Lightfoot lr. larcovm Shockley ,N av' Assistant Coaoh Eight Grade Ria 'Y' Commerce Mathematics Typing '55 fo- JK Miss Harriet Pruitt Home Eoono ios 1-ln 1 -BS 1 I: Miss Wilma Olsen g, Secretary K . ,KJ f 2,1 , X M188 Tri! 5061111 Miss Dorothy Yarbrough .. ' - Physical spanish and mgnsh X Education S A' H' Kmp Miss Catherine James Hama Economies as-if -5?