I M Terrell High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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, .. , f? XS, w -, r'Li,fiAi my My y -flu g .K Our ZYIKWIK Realizing the importance of one's emerging From darkness into the light of knowledge and thatTerrell High School, as well as otherschools, oFFer many and varied opportunities For young peopleto emerge from darkness into the marvelous light, the Panther staff chose as a theme For its yearbook the word - Light. There is a source of light to be obtained from each activity, class, or organization in which pupils participate if they will go in search For it. The First creation of God, in the works of the day, was the light of the sense, the last was the light of reason. - Francis Bacon. Winifred Adams, Editor 1 1 Q

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Dedimfivu The Panther Staff and journalism class of T954 sincerely dedicate this book of mem- ories to: Our principal, Mr. Haymon King, who has shown on all occasions a willingness and readiness to help the staff with any of its problems, the faculty and student body for their encouragement, the art and commercial departments for their assistance with our drawings and typing, our parents for permitting us to spend late hours working with our sponsor on the annual, to William L. Garner Jr. , an alumnus of Terrell High School, for designing our division pages, to Mr. Calvin Littleiohn, our photographer, to our advertisers, to other-5 who have assisted in many ways with this prOieCf: and especially to our sponsor, Mrs. La Berta D. Phillips, for her untiring efforts, enduring patience, cheerful guidance, and inspiration as we worked together for the purpose of presenting to you this book of mem- ories, which we hope, tells the story of the light that is being radiated at Terrell High School and of the school life as it is actually being lived at this institution of learning. The Panther Staff

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U16 Zcrrellgfe Published Monthly by the Journalism Class of l. M. Terrell High School Haymon L. King...................................................... Principal Lafayette Williams ............ ...... ................. . . . Vice-Principal Mrs. La Berta D. Phillips ................................... ........ A dvisor U1 Cerrellgfe Staff Editor-in-Chief .... ....... Q .................................. W inifred Adams Associate Editors . . . ............................... Bobby Jones, Morris Turner Exchange Editors . . . . . . . . . Bonnie Fears, Essie Anderson, Johnny Hill Business Manager .......... ........................... L arry Bircher Assistant Business Manager .... ......................... J immie Sneed Secretary-Treasurer ......... .................................. B essye Garrett Assistant Secretary-Treasurer....................................... Beverly Harris Personal Editors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vera Jenkins, Ella Ward, Jo Ann Reed, Carol Benton Senior Editor ..... ..................................... C arter Curtis News Director .... ................................. W illa Lockridge Society Editors ..... ................... J immie Sneed, Beverly Harris Athletic Editors ...... . .. Henry Griffin, Frank Williams, James Campbell Circulation Manager . . . ............................... Joe Van Petty Joke Editor ........ ................. E dmona Johnson Alumni Editors .... ......... H elen Johnson, Edmona Johnson Photographer . . . ............................ Joe Givens Copy Readers .............................. Ouida Lee, Melba Baylor, Anita Walker Advertising Managers . ..,.....,,,..,..,,,,.,,,,.,..,.. James Ray, William Wilburn TypiSTS ............ Anita Walker, Catherine Aldridge, Beverly Harris, Winifred Adams Ouida Lee, Bessye Garrett, Joe Givens Reporters . . . .... Catherine Aldridge, Constance Carr, Verdell Wilson