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w 415 Z? 1 nf ' 1: . gif The School Sour Lake 's first school was a small one-room building, erect- ed in about 1901. The first commencement exercise was held in 1908, when there were only two graduates. In 1911, was built a larger school house, which now serves us as a gymnasium. All of the students were taught in one room. Later the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades were separated from the rest, which seemed, at that time, to be a great improvement. In 1918 the students moved into the new brick building. E Our school has gradually improved until it has become a Class A school, offering the students thirty-two affiliated cred- its. It is also a member of the Southern Association of Col- leges, which means that its graduates have entrance to any college or university in the twelve Southern States Without any question. gh M g t mmm 4
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Foreword The Seniors of 1935 have ended the beginning and now are ready to begin the end. This book was published for a purpose. That purpose is to preserve the ll19Il1ll1'i9S of one of the best Senior Classes ever yet to graduate from this school. After many years of hard fought battles, we may in years to 001116 look back upon the brightest days of our life and the happy hours spent in and out of school. XVe have tried to record the most interesting events of the year, the scholastic, the social, and the athletic, hoping that this book may give you El bigger anil better conception of the Sour Lake High School. If this be aceoniplislied, we feel that it is Worth all the gray hairs brought to our heads while preparing these pages. L c 4
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