Farwell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Farwell, TX)

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e ' alta yoga ,mn 1-as 7T.. I7 i A The Senxor Class and Annual Staff are happy to dedlcate the 1950 ROUNDUP to Coach Shelby lobes There IS no other person connected wrth Farwell Hlgh School whose mfluence has been any greater durmg the past few years than Mr lobes Those who work underhlm love and re spect nim He has been an lnsplratron to all who have come rn contact wlth htm l-hs lnflu ence wtll be felt for many years by all of our students We feel that he 15 a llvmgexample of thxs popular quotatron When the one great scorer comes To wrlte agamst your name He wmes not that you won or lost But how you played the game ' g . ' -

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PEGGY HARDAGE We feel that our class our school, and our community lost one of their most faithful friends when Tom Foster passed on to his reward He was a friend to all whom he met Again we say that it was a privilege to have known and loved Mr Foster We feel that our 11ves have been made richer through having known him il sy f 6' 51.4, ,gf in 5-if 221125 f Z - ! if -6 'in '71 The measure of life is not its duration, but its donation. In seventeen brief years, Peggy's contribution to her world was far greater than that of many who have attained the age of threescore and ten. Her devotion to her ideals, her genuine love for all humanity, and the glowing radiance of her smiling person- ality inspired everyone she met, Let us strive, through the deep sense of our loss, to remember our greater gain in the privilege of having known and loved er g 1 w Z-at -P' Q7 5 TOM FOSTER IW 11, -s,,,q-Q