Moody High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Moody, TX)

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They Pleased 325 People Mr Vernon Goode was our cheer ful hard workrng custodran Through all types of weather these men transported chrldren to and from school Bus dr1vers were Mr Durrett Mr Burton Mr Brum balow Mr Barker Mr Perryman and Mr Elkrns Mrs Garrett Mrs Welch and Mrs Coker worked ure lessly to prepare good hot lunches for many hungry stu dents each day 46'

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Mr Scott Chem1stIy teacher and Senror sponsor obtarned hrs B S Degree from ASLM College Mr Scott took rn terest ID each student Mrs Cook came to Moody from Abrlene Chrrstran College where she obtarned her B S Hrstory and Erghth and Nrnth grade math courses come a11ve Always a true frrend was Mrs Garner home makmg teacher Sophomore sponsor and FHA advrsor She got her B S Degree from N T S T C A favorrte U1 hrgh school was the Englrsh teacher yearbook advrsor and Junror sponsor Mrs McG1nnes She recerved her B A Degree from Baylor Unrversrty Mrs Sam Roberts who recerved her B A Degree from Baylor Umversrty made World HISIOIY and Freshman Englrsh more enjoyable by her pleasant ness A person who was anxrous to g1ve every boy an opportunrty to succeed was Mr Stearman Vocatronal Agrrculture teacher A graduate of A8LM he was Sophomore sponsor Mrss McHargue busrness teacher graduated from Baylor Unrversrty At Mrd term she took a posrtxon at Krlleen Moody mrsses her talents Our Problems Were Therr Concern l ,X aff' SX y ,lf M , X' E f' f - '. ' A he 4' ,i ' Ex . , ' . . . - . D . . . - . . ' 1 1 , I . , . 0 u ' , Degree. She made American M 2 4' 5. - . . . K ' 4 -x B 2 FJ. .S I' . 1' ff ge ' . 4 , 1 X ' . . - r ft 5 ' . X 1 2 , ' ' . I - I y - , O

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