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

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Cyadded ana! .fgcfiuified During the high school years, each student inevitably faces the question, What will I do with my future? This is a difficult decision, yet one made easier through the knowledge and en- lightenment gained from classes. From courses of varied nature and levels, the student realizes his special aptitudes and abilities and is led into a vocational field suited to his skill. A variety of classes also serves to broaden the general knowledge of each individual. Each course studied in high school adds a bit more knowledge to a growing store and assures the student of that much richer a future. A class alone is but a small tool with which to build a monument of success in a world of limitless opportunity.

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