time Sallye Anne and Tex were students at R. L. Turner High School, *536 which high school was under the jurisdiction of appellant school district.
On January 16, 1967, Sallye Anne and Tex were suspended from school because of their marriage on January 13, 1967, based upon certain regulations of the school board.
On January 18, 1967, the Judge of the 68th District Court issued a temporary restraining order directed to appellant school district and the President of its Board of Trustees, permitting appellees Sallye Anne Thompson Knight and Tex Lloyd Knight to attend school for scholastic purposes only.
On January 26, 1967, the Board of Trustees of appellant school district passed a resolution stating, among other things, to the effect that students who married would be suspended for three weeksand could reapply for attendance at school only after the expiration of three weeks, etc. No written three weeks rule existed on the date of appellees' marriage. At and prior to the date of marriage of the appellees, appellant school district had a written resolution adopted in 1959, which resolution stated in substance that students who marry shall immediately terminate their present enrollment and report to the principal's office and ask for reinstatement, and after an interval of time necessary for re-enrollment, the student would be admitted to classwork, but could not participate in extra-curricular activities, etc.
On February 3, 1967, the trial court, after hearing the evidence adduced, entered a temporary injunction enjoining the appellant from enforcing a suspension order suspending either of said appellee students from attendance