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

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PHIL 0S 0PII Y-0BJECTI VE- PROBABLE 0UTCOME We believe in the dignity and Worth of the individual, We believe that every child should be permitted to develop his God-given talents to his maximum ability We believe that every child should be an acceptable as well as a contributing mem ber of society. Our Objectives are: to develop habits of good citizenship through an under- standing of democratic principles, to develop sound mental and physical health, to give guidance and direction that will enable pupils to choose wisely the voca- tion from which they can give the most effective service, to develop Within the individual a sense of responsibility for his actions and respect for the spiritual values of life. V Outcome: We hope that there will be a definite evidence that pupils will have developed, by the time they finish high school, desirable skills, habits, knowl- edge, understandings, abilities, and appreciations to the extent that they will be able to make intelligent life adjustments in our American Way of Life. 0

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. Z1 , . Hilliard T, Davis, III - Athletic Editor PROLOGUE As we only pass through this phase of our lives once, our achievements will be long remembered. In order to recall this Once in a Lifetime year, the jour nalism class has prepared the 1966 edition of the Panther. It is our aim to pre- sent in a comprehensive manner all the events that have taken place this year. This book will be used as a supplement to the real actionsg to highlight them and to make them as real as they once were. The language is simple and has been carefully chosen to describe all of our most memorable occasions. This '66 Panther will serve in the future as a reminder of the past, always representing this unforgettable year. 4

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WE PROUDL Y DEDICA TE THE 1966 PANTHER T0 MR. LAFA Y ETT E WILLIAMS Some men are born great, others achieve greatness, some have greatness thrust upon them. ----Shakespeare For many years, those of us associated with I.M. Terrell High School have had the privilege of knowing a man who truly possesses an innate greatness . That man is Mr. Lafayette B. Williams. During his years at Terrell, he has accomplished not only the task of being a great administrator, but also a great friend, counselor, and teacher. Students think of him with the respect and love that only a man of his caliber can receive. His sound advice, his stern discipline, and his clear-cut definition of right and wrong have always been a guiding light. He has been a constant source of inspiration and guidance to the student body. No problem has been too small to discuss, and no task, too difficult to tackle. In all situations he has been found capable of making positive contributions. This dedication is but an humble effort to show our appreciation for his thirty- seven years of diligent work, for his noble efforts and untiring devotion to the cause of keeping high the standards 'of I.M. Terrell High School. With a deep sense of humility and genuine affection for one who has proved himself to be a real friend to youth, the Journalism Class dedicates the 1966 Panther to Mr. Lafayette B. Williams. f