Byers High School - Hornet Yearbook (Byers, TX)

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It 15 wlth ceep GHG SlDCcT6 appreclatlon th t I ac knowle ge the nonor th t the annual s aft nas bestowed upon me lH dedlc t ng t 15 edltlon of HThe Hornetn to me It lS always a Joy to a teacner to'work wltn an l rt, actlve and nterested grolp or st dents And thls S6FlOF Class h 5 al ways been Hon the oalln and has kept me Hon the gumpu Edt lt h 5 been lun, nd my memorles of the year '33 as your spon sor wlll be fllled wlth many pleasant rem nlscences, as I'm sure yours as Senlors wlll be In acceptlng the honor of th15 dedlc tlon, I, 1D turn would llke to T6G9dlC3t6 thls edltlon of HThe Hornetn to the boys whom I have taught these nlne years, and who are now SGFVlHg or h ve served 1D the mllltary forces of our Country I hope these boys g thered somethlng from belng lI ny Classes that h s helped to carry them through the many Jffl cult tlmes, the unhappy and unple nt S1tU3tlOHS whlch I am sure, they have encountered Thelr convlctlon of the rlght and thelr devotlon to duty have caused them to sacrlflce a part of tYC1T llfetlme, or to have pald the supreme sacrlflce 1D order that no man shall be denled hls rlght to l1ve 1D a free and decent world I am proud to have had you as my students My thanks my grat1tude,and my wlshes for the best of luck, and may God's rlchest blESSlDgS be wlth each of you 955, TO THE MEMORY OF .TIMMY LEE SMITH Killed 1n Actlon ln Korea December 1952 Ted Adaxr Arnold Ray Adams Me1v1n Adams Kenneth Bachman J B Bowne Chester Brldges Alfred E Broomfleld Johnny Choate Durward Cocanovver Leo Flemmg Truman Flemmg Leon Groves Leonard Ham Manon Bndges Loyd Ham Bryant Haskrns B111 Henderson Brlly Paul Hemn Moms Hughes James Kelly Ronald Kelly Jerry Lrggetr Eugene Pearson joe Dell Rogers Harvey Joe Smlth Jerry Don Srmth Harold Smyers Eugene Teakell A A ,a f ,K .- a - , I r X 0- V 1 .A A Q L lf .L Ex l R . -1 .Y U .. A i v x 5 5 4 ,. ' ' .- I., I Q . , . Cl., - . r h . X I ' 1- qs 1- ' A V-I - Q Q V - 1 .. h C C 9 Cx u 5. . , . , 1 . 1 4' ' I A. K ' C.: 4. , O L. I ' 3 I 9 o 1 . .

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I I .X,m ff W Q 185 X We are probably llV1Hg 1U a perlod 1D whlch the most radlcal changes ln the course of C1V1llZ8t1OD are taklng place f us belleve If the democracles are to survlve as all o they wlll the Unlted States, under young people, wlll un doubtedly play a magor role 1D the reconstructlon of world affalrs Hence the Amerlcan hlgh school has the greatest opportunlty and responslblllty lt has ever had to g1VS to the leaders of the future knowledge oi the present, wlth 1ts po tentlalltles to glve to all manklnd health, employment and educatlon. I hope you, as leaders of tomorrow, wlll work to make these potentlalltles become F98l1tl6S, Superlntendent I ' A , lu, is , I ' snub: , Haig S' ' k my ,. ,W y , 'T ' ak 'S ' yr, ' I I N f g 'h x y a Y . V f 3 . s p 5 f , . , t A at ' L4 A K ww: ..V, , A X A o