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

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771 DEQPICK J C Youse Guys '11, Youse Gals AVDREY BOURGEOIS Quiet and collected. RAY EDMONDSON H 'Dizzy' and fDaffy' put it on 'em today. EARL BROUSSARD UI h:1ven't missed but three days this week. DORIS EDVVARDS You have to show me. ELVVYN GATTIS He's Sin-k in Bed. HELEN GILL HVVl1y, with Arthur, of course. GENEVA GALLOVVAY HI may. GUSHY JORDAN A good ole' Blue Hen l 1'uternity brother. HOVVA RD GA RRISON HSeniors, your attention, please. MONTEZ JORDAN H Shush-here comes Bertha. ' ' BIAURINE ALLEN HI don't believe it. IDA MA E COVNUE 'ACun I go, too. ALFRED COHN sell the sehool if he get it in a sack. He would C01-lid LAVERNE JONES 'iC'anlf wo invite il Junior? SAM YOYNG I h:1ven f finished yet, Miss Huythf' ROSA LEIGH JUSTICE Now, I think that would he just gr:ind.', 1935 ELSIE HIIXIMELREICH ' ' Ah-Bing. 7' PENDIAN IXICQCLUSKY HCOIIIC on, gang. QB:1ngj HURNETTE MASSEY Barney can take it. HAROLD RANKIN One girl at the party thought I wus :1 swell-looker. EVA MEYERS IIXNYCII, hurry up! HARLEY REAVIS We sure went through that line. MARG UERITE PAR RISH I don 't euro. .TACK POOLE H You little ole' . . WVIMPY RIGGS 'Blake mine :1 hamburger EA Y E STITBBLE E1 ELD A'Did she say that, sure 'nu,ffZ FRED SLOAN HlNhen I wus in Liberty . . GENEVA VVIIXIBERLY If's okay by nie. DIIBTPY PARK Little Ray of Sunshine. J. D. IIINTER We didn 't get but twenfv lust S2ltlll'll3..V. ' U GENEVA NVHITE 'f'l'his gum is old as heck. HAL RIGGS If just shows to go yz1'. MIKE KELLY His fighting Irish mzxdo him the Senior sponsor fhut he is.

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The measure o success I do not money, but the worthwhile and you are doing. sehool does not be sueeessful in .771 DERQICK .J C To the Class of '35 f a life is its sueeess. By mean the ability to make ability to do something in being happy in what Your diploma ,from high assure you that you will life, but it does indicate that you have the ability and the perse- verance to be a successful man or woman. Do your best day by day, be honest, be sincere, be truthful, love your fellow niang if you do all these things you will surely leave this world a little better than you found it. -J. L. JOHNSON, Superintendent. A task well done gives pleasure. This task of writing and of Compiling the An- nual for 1935 is eompleteg it has been well done, so it will be a souree of pleasure to the members of the Senior Class of 1935 throughout the years to come. lt is with a feeling of sadness, however, that I see this task completed, ,for that means an- other elass is leaving this institution for- ever. NVhen these young men and young XVOIIIUH return, they come as visitors, not students. l take this means of saying Farewell, and of saying may you have sueress in every worthy effort you under- take. 4MISS HAYTH. Here is to the sueress of the Senior Class of W35. May the high ideals they now possess early them on to bigger and better things in the years to eome. -JAMES ANDERSON. Kg, 1 learned to love many of the Seniors of 12135 as well as Sophomores in my home- room when you proved yourselves so trust- worthy and dependable. That life may hold mueh happiness for you and little sorrow is my sineere wish to you always. V -MARY LOWVRY. Saying farewell to such a splendid Senior Class is difficult for me. Our asso- eiations have been pleasant both in and out of the elass room and I shall miss everyone of you. -HENRIJO GALE. My parting words to you are the same as they were in the begiiiningg try and make a favorable impression on soeiety. Serve as many people as you can as long as you eau. Find your plaeeg then train to become efficient in that profession. Be happy in your work, and radiate as mueh sunshine as you eau. My only wish for you is healthg with that, you ean gain the rest if you are willing. -L. E. SHEPPARD. I wish to congratulate you for having gone this far in your educational achieve- ments. 1 sincerely hope that you will not let this Commencement be the final effort made by you toward further progress in the educational world, but as the word it- self implies, let it be the real beginning of your training. Remember the lessons you have learned in sehoolg not only those les- sons learned from books, but the ideals and aspirations that your teaehers have been striving to get you to work toward, and may eaeh and every one of you keep striving to gain that goal. From the depths of my heart I wish for all of you the very best that life has to offer. -W. H. MEYERS. It has been a great pleasure to have the opportunity of working with you on your Annual, which I ,feel is a sueeess. Though. I have had the pleasure of knowing only a few of you personally, it is with sincere regret that I must say t'farewell. -COKINNE BELL. -as- You have worked hardy you have ob- tained your goal. Now you are entering a new world and may you succeed as you have sueeeeded in the world you are now passing from. -J. J. SASSICR-. Robert Hrowning said: t'Crush not my niind, dear God, though I be crushed. Wherever you go in lite strive to keep your mind alert and you will be a help to yourself and a help to humanity. -BERTHA TERRY. I wish to take this opportunity to say that you will be missed in my classes. My sineere wish in parting is that for eaeh of you, Dame Fortune will give health, hap- piness, friendship true and a. most success- ful life. -La VEHNE WALDEN. ,gil A fine buneh of young students. hlay your lift- be full of happiness, good health and a big share of prosperity. It has been a pleasure and an honor to have been your sponsor for two short years. Auld Lang Syne, -MIKE. . 1935 t .nn I