Moody High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Moody, TX)

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D NISTRATION

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H+- N3 V: at 4 'g The 1954 BEARCAT was planned wlth only one thought in m1nd to please you the students of Moody l-hgh School. The BEARCAT 15 only a small part of your lrfe at M H S but we want rt to be a part that you wrll never forget a happy memory of your hrgh school days We want thrs to be your book telhng the story of your hrgh school days As you turn the pages of your 1954 BEARCAT we hope you feel as though you are lookmg at the rnsrde of the heart and l1fe of every student at M H S THE STAFF E591 F r -- '----- ' f- H , T? V-, . . a ., .- , ' 'vu .4 ' i ' 1 -Av lun l ' . 1 i 11:-.., Q , 'v Am- 'Q' Y' B ,L A . A - N - ..x '-- '- ..,' tr Q ' ' - , ' i',f-.-r, ,, n. Y .,..- ,..- . - . ,A --.1 r if , . . Y- . , , M an J, 1 . Y ,,x.v, F .-91,15 .' J- . -4 3 Q, A 1-.. , J ,, .. -U 3 ax-4. ey., asa.: 1. y . -v-, A ...M .UWV 1. ,. rr' ,..,. 4.,.., , 1 . 4,4 ,,,-- ,- -NV , - , . ,a - V - W., , a .. -V qv, I '... 'I-V 1, A '- Q . ,: ff ! ,.-, fs f ,5:i ' ' r . .. -fa A A'-G ' - 14 ,.f.,f.,. -- . ' Q A - .9 A , ,lbw ' 1 ' ' , I- an -4 F -' I. f5.,1f..:.' 'QQ ' '- , o 0 og . . . - .

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P'Al'LAl.EKANDl'IR H H JUSL-21 WALLACE HUHDETT, Prrvden! W I Ill NIL! Fl H .gh r I rm 1- B- willy S o. fx ex-wav. Euv me-f we fr: we 1. xnxx 4 mn -7 v shura F J 'CHRIS Y .XINLR14 mul-. f vnu. WRIGHT MOODY. TEXA5 lair Students: To the students of Hoody School it is ro' sincere no e :nat your stay here in oer school will oe the happiest xv. most profitable of your life. And, may the 195-4 BE-X313 5 X X 1 Annual be 3 source oi' pleasant memories for all of you ir 1 the many years to come. Sincerely, I I E. E. Parham Superintendent num mmm Pmmf MOODY PUBLIC SCHOOLS w R mmm H... S.1...,1 Prm ggglirlgu' S ' 5 a PAQ'-.A-4. sowzm-4-neu: K LCHANSY, can sam: Pm. TA!,lOll1.lS ALHKRT GRIFFIN Cal, Pnu CARL wiucur MOODY. TEXAS nunuxxunsn u.1-x :ous T' 1. ,- Q r I 4 Memory is a luxury that only the good can afford. Our Yearbook will aid us to recall many school friends and activities in the future. But only as we have applied ourselves to the talents we possess, only to the extent that we have been good, good in our studies, good in our relationships with others, good in our conduct, good in various activities, will we possess a memory of school life that will endure and will satisfy. A well stocked memory helps one live with himselfg love helps one live with others. Lt!-E Qwvuif' H. R. Durrett