Elgin High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Elgin, TX)

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DEDICATIG Her knowledge of books and their usage have been invaluable to the students in their efforts to write themes, make speeches, do research work, and find entertainment through reading. Democracy is her byword. Each student is treated with the same regard. Scenes of her travels in England, France, Italy, and many other European countries help to make her classes in history and Spanish come alive. Students say they feel as if they had been there too. In addition to all these qualities she has developed the first prerequisite of a good teacher, the reputation of being an excellent disciplinarian. - For these reasons and countless small personal experiences which will be remembered by all students, we dedicate the 1952 CAT'S PAW to Mrs. Katherine Henderson.

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Cat Paw 00 Q, G cu-v'N 5 7 1- fn, S, .g' fz 1 X 3, - z V. XX oi ffxx if i -q ix - R., As you loaf through the pages of thus yearbook, may you find pleasant memories on each page, To you, the student body, we prcsunt this 1032 Cnt's I'.1w. The Editor -I. M. PHOTOGRAPHY BY FRED MOREE, SMITHVILLE, TEXAS .,' 'S

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SCHOGL BGAIQD President . . . . . . . . D. B. Welch Vice-President . . . . . . Woody Burke Secretary ............. .... . . ..... .... H or-ron W. Naim Elmer Burke Harold Dildy Willie Giese A. V. Green Paine Williams DIA. FFICEIQS C o-Presidents . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Simon Vice-President .... . Mrs. Chas. E. Davis Ist Vice-President . . . 2nd Vice-President . . 3rd Vice-President . . . Recording Secretary . . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . . .... . . . . Prrliamentarian . . H iswrian .... Reporter . . . . . . Mrs. Louis Lundgren . . . Miss Nell Owens . . Mrs. Finch Dunkin Mrs. Lincoln Creppon Mrs. joe Lee Sanders . . . ..... Mrs. Paul Abel . . . . Mr. W. C. Henry . . Mrs. Fmnk Williams . . . Mrs. J. C. Miller Mrs. Kitty Henderson . Mrs. Raymond Hiller