Hawley High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Hawley, TX)

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Dedlcatlon ,J nv ' 'K C iii MRS MAB EL GENTRY The 1956 Senlors declrcate thus Issue of the Hawley Bearcat annual to one who has been a personal Friend teach r and mspurataon to many of us smce our prrmary days our furst teacher Mrs Mabel Gentry Her twenty sux years of servuce nn the Hawley Schools wull bear fruut for many years an the luves of the chulclren who have been so fortunate as to coll her teacher Our thanks to you Mrs Gentry for your years spent nn the great cause of guudmg lrttle feetmto the paths of knowledge and rnght luvung O O M I 71 Ak . ,I ' . tg, M553 , AJ' i P s J? L. i' . s., W. . I e . . . -- ' I D I H ll ' I ' I

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K ff! l . , N, Superintendent? Message A 'Cf ' Once a year I am offered the privilege of writing a few words for our yearbook. At this writing I have gathered before me all the annuals for the years I have been with the Hawley Schools. As I turn the pages and see the faces of those who have been with us in days past, many fond memories are brought afresh to my mind. As I review the close relationship that has existed between teacher and pupil, the accomplishments, and achievements of the students, I am made to realize more fully the rewards of teaching. I speak for the teachers, the school board, and all those who are interested in our school when I say that our goal is that every boy and every girl who leaves the Hawley High School is a healthy, happy, useful, law-abiding citizen. f