Sour Lake High School - Derrick Yearbook (Sour Lake, TX)

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The Faculty J. I.. JOHNSON W. H, MI-IYI-TRS .ll-INNII-I HAYTH V. li. KI-ILLY Slxporirltvndvnt I'xim-ipul Plnglish f,1Ul11Il11'l'1'iHl 17t'1J3lI'flll0Ilt NIfltllUlllfiTil'S Hviona-v BIIlThl'lll2itii'S 4. - , , 1 ' 1..1x'1-:NNE w,x1.m:N H'-W1-I0 ALL UOHINNI4: HHH. xmlm' Loxvmcy H.,,,,,. 1.3,..,,1,,mi,.S HWIWVI'1l'Q'1'm11US, Spzlrlish. Hnglisll N4-imu-v, 1IIlflll'Ill1lfil'S Funds 4 Imhlng JAMES A IVDERHON J. J. SASSER H1-IRTHA TERRY I.. li. SHICPPAICD physiml l.jdm.u1i0uy Mzluual Arts I.ilvr:11'i:111 Suvinl H1'il'llL'l' l'0lll'lliIlg' - 4

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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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