Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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able ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY GRADUATES UN DERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS HONORS IN COMPETITION ACTIVITIES SUBSCRIBERS AND DIRECTORY of Contents

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Dedication The IV Form deems Miss Marguerite B. Grow worthy of recognition beyond a mere handshake or a smile, thereby, to her, we, the Class of 1956, dedicate this issue of Hockaday. 4'By nature honest, by experience wise, Miss Grow, in her thirty-six-year service to Hockaday, has witnessed the founding of many traditions and is steadfast in her loyalty to them. Even to those who have never been privileged to attend her classes, she has shown an interest both in their school life and in their future. ln those of us who have attended her classes, she has inspired a will to strive for the worthwhile pleasures life offers, instilling in us a faith which surmounts any discouragement or defeat. Having traveled much, she brings to Latin, believed by many to be a udead languagefi a restoration to life and a vividness that would be engaging to those least imaginative. She not only has faith, but she is faithful to school and to her students. To her, life and love are precious and with her life and her love, she is generous. Her constancy in spirit outshines the sun, for, though her own heart may be troubled, her sense of obligation to us is never eclipsed. ln the true hearti' of this distinguished and familiar figure, often seen wearing a beret and carrying a brief case, we 'caccount more strength than in a Walled city.