Henrietta High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Henrietta, TX)

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0f0!634W0!l! MISS LOIS WANTLAND Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it. Prov. 22, Through her teaching Miss Want- land has given herself without reser- vation to equipping children to find themselves in a complex world. Her methods are as modern as tomorrow, but her influence is as lasting as time itself, MRS. MAUD GOODMAN Monuments of stone may crumble into dust, but the influence of a ded- icated teacher and friend lives on in the succeeding generations. Mrs. Goodman, educator, counselor, me- diator, and friend will remain in the hearts of those she has influenced throughout the years.

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In Biology plant and animal life are studied. This course Physics gives basic training for advanced study in a sci- is a prerequisite in medical tCChI101Ogy- entific field. Chemistry and physics are taught alternate M . B dl ' ' f fa ey years here in Henrietta. Mr. Pope Plane Geometry is one of three advanced math courses taught ir1 our school. These pupils are explaining a problem in Plane Geometry. Mr. Massey MMM g All of the students are required to take Algebra I. In this OUII'I13IhC0U1'S6S3-T6 Algebra I, Algebra H, P18116 GSOITI' basic math course the pupils are constantly reminded that etry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. reasoning is very essential. Mrs . Pope T Mrs . Skinner